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U.S. House elections in California

Official votes in the U.S. House general elections in California, 2004–2024, by party (Democratic, Republican, other), from the FEC and the Clerk of the House, each year linked to its record.

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How did California vote for the U.S. House, 2004–2024?

ElectionDemocratic two-party shareDemocratic votesRepublican votesOther
200455.3%6,223,6985,030,821369,234
2006 (midterm)58.7%4,720,1643,314,398261,254
200862.0%7,377,7254,515,372428,982
2010 (midterm)55.1%5,148,5114,195,588303,774
201262.0%7,392,7034,530,012281,642
2014 (midterm)58.0%4,067,7372,950,679114,005
201664.8%8,624,4324,682,033107,553
2018 (midterm)66.8%8,010,4453,973,396200,681
202066.3%11,084,2345,640,6670
2022 (midterm)64.3%6,822,7663,780,63752,965
202460.7%9,138,7095,928,08444,450

State totals include districts where one party had no candidate; a share of 0 or 100 percent can reflect uncontested seats, not voter preference.

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