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2012 U.S. House Election Results

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218 seats needed for majority


  • Democrats

  •  remaining    independents


  • Republicans

Next auto-update:

Democrat expected
to win easily


Margin

Democrat expected
to win narrowly


Tossup races

Republican expected
to win narrowly

Republican expected
to win easily

Last updated on Nov. 19.
Full certified AP results
not available until January.

Select a district above or from the menu at left to see race details and historical results.

2012 results Votes % won
Results: 2010 | 2008 Votes % won

Track the tossup races

*A state or county must have at least 10 percent of precincts reporting for a candidate to be considered leading.

(i) = Incumbent

Unc. = Uncontested race

SOURCE: AP. Redistricted Congressional Districts provided by Cicero API, a product of Azavea. Map powered by Leaflet.

CREDIT: Wilson Andrews, Jason Bartz, Laris Karklis, Dan Keating and Serdar Tumgoren - The Washington Post.

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