On Friday , freshman Democratic Rep. Gil Cisneros conceded defeat to his Republican opponent Young Kim in the tri-county district that binds northern Orange County to the corners of Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties. This came after Kim spent the week since Election Day running up her lead.
Earlier this week, Rep. Harley Rouda met the same reversal of fortune. Two more Democrats are in trouble. David Valadao in , is now trailing his former opponent by a little more than 1 percentage point. Mike Garcia is leading Democratic Assemblymember Christy Smith, although the margin is extremely close. The fact that both winning candidates do not look like your typical GOP office holder may have helped, given that Orange County is the most diverse counties in the state, said Linda Trinh Vo, chair of the Asian American Studies department at UC Irvine.
Both Kim and Steel are first-generation immigrants. Together, along with Democrat Marilyn Strickland of Washington state, they will be the first Korean American women elected to Congress. Kim is a former member of the California Assembly.
Ann Kirkpatrick. California's 8th. Paul Cook. California's 10th. Jeff Denham. Josh Harder. California's 16th. Jim Costa. California's 21st. David Valadao. TJ Cox. California's 22nd. Devin Nunes. California's 25th. Stephen Knight. Katie Hill. California's 39th. Edward Royce.
Gil Cisneros. California's 45th. Mimi Walters. Katie Porter. California's 48th. Dana Rohrabacher. Harley Rouda. California's 49th. Darrell Issa. Mike Levin. California's 50th. Duncan Hunter. Colorado's 6th. Mike Coffman. Jason Crow. Florida's 15th. Dennis Ross. Ross Spano. Florida's 16th. Vern Buchanan. Florida's 18th. Brian Mast. Florida's 25th. Mario Diaz-Balart. Florida's 26th. Carlos Curbelo.
Debbie Mucarsel-Powell. Florida's 27th. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen. Donna Shalala. Georgia's 6th. Karen Handel. Lucy McBath. Georgia's 7th. Rob Woodall. Illinois' 6th. Peter Roskam.
Sean Casten. Illinois' 12th. Mike Bost. Illinois' 13th. Rodney Davis. Illinois' 14th. Randy Hultgren. Lauren Underwood. Iowa's 1st. Rod Blum. Abby Finkenauer. Iowa's 3rd. David Young. Cindy Axne. Kansas' 2nd. Lynn Jenkins. Steve Watkins.
Kansas' 3rd. Kevin Yoder. Sharice Davids. Kentucky's 6th. Andy Barr. Maine's 2nd. Bruce Poliquin. Jared Golden. Michigan's 8th. Mike Bishop. Elissa Slotkin. Michigan's 11th. David Trott. Haley Stevens. Minnesota's 1st. Tim Walz. Jim Hagedorn. Minnesota's 2nd. Jason Lewis. Angie Craig. Minnesota's 3rd. Erik Paulsen. Dean Phillips. Minnesota's 8th. Rick Nolan. Pete Stauber. Montana's at-large. Greg Gianforte. Nebraska's 2nd. Don Bacon. Nevada's 3rd. Susie Lee. Nevada's 4th. Ruben Kihuen.
Steven Horsford. New Hampshire's 1st. Carol Shea-Porter. Chris Pappas. New Jersey's 2nd. Frank LoBiondo. Jeff Van Drew. New Jersey's 3rd. Tom MacArthur. Andy Kim. New Jersey's 7th. Leonard Lance. Tom Malinowski. New Jersey's 11th. Rodney Frelinghuysen. Mikie Sherrill. New Mexico's 2nd. Steve Pearce. Xochitl Torres Small. New York's 11th. Dan Donovan.
Max Rose. New York's 19th. John Faso. Antonio Delgado. New York's 22nd. Claudia Tenney. Anthony Brindisi. New York's 27th. Chris Collins. North Carolina's 2nd. George Holding. North Carolina's 9th. Robert Pittenger. Dan Bishop. North Carolina's 13th. Ted Budd. Ohio's 1st. Steve Chabot. Ohio's 7th. Bob Gibbs. Ohio's 12th. Troy Balderson. Oklahoma's 5th. Steve Russell. Kendra Horn. Pennsylvania's 1st. Brian Fitzpatrick. Pennsylvania's 5th. Mary Gay Scanlon. Pennsylvania's 6th. Ryan Costello. Chrissy Houlahan.
Pennsylvania's 7th. Susan Wild. Pennsylvania's 14th. Conor Lamb. Guy Reschenthaler. Pennsylvania's 17th. Keith Rothfus. South Carolina's 1st. Mark Sanford. Joe Cunningham. Texas' 7th. John Culberson. Lizzie Pannill Fletcher. Texas' 23rd. Will Hurd. Texas' 32nd. Pete Sessions. Colin Allred. Utah's 4th. Mia Love. Ben McAdams. Virginia's 2nd. Scott Taylor. Elaine Luria. Virginia's 5th. Thomas Garrett.
Denver Riggleman. Virginia's 7th. David Brat. Abigail Spanberger. Virginia's 10th. Barbara Comstock. Jennifer Wexton. Washington's 3rd. Jaime Herrera Beutler. Washington's 5th.
Cathy McMorris Rodgers. Washington's 8th. Dave Reichert. Kim Schrier. Washington's 9th. Adam Smith. West Virginia's 3rd. Evan Jenkins. Carol Miller.
Wisconsin's 1st. Paul Ryan. Bryan Steil. Senate, Florida. Senate, Arizona. Senate, Texas. Beto O'Rourke. Senate, West Virginia. Joe Manchin III. Patrick Morrisey. Senate, Montana. Matt Rosendale. Senate, Nevada. Senate, Missouri. Senate, Indiana. Senate, Michigan. Debbie Stabenow. John James. Senate, Ohio. Jim Renacci. Senate, California. Senate, Tennessee. Phil Bredesen. Senate, Wisconsin. Tammy Baldwin. Leah Vukmir. Senate, North Dakota. Senate, New Jersey.
Bob Hugin. Senate, Pennsylvania. Bob Casey, Jr. Lou Barletta. Senate, Virginia. Tim Kaine. Corey Stewart. Senate, Washington. Maria Cantwell. Susan Hutchinson. Senate, Mississippi. Roger Wicker. David Baria. Senate, Nebraska. Deb Fischer. Jane Raybould. Senate, Maine. Angus King. Eric Brakey. Senate, Connecticut.
Chris Murphy. Matthew Corey. Senate, Delaware. Tom Carper. Robert Arlett. Senate, Rhode Island. Sheldon Whitehouse. Robert Flanders Jr. Senate, New Mexico. Mick Rich. Senate, Minnesota. Amy Klobuchar. Jim Newberger. Senate, Massachusetts. Elizabeth Warren.
Geoff Diehl. Senate, Utah. Mitt Romney. Jenny Wilson. Senate, New York. Kirsten Gillibrand. Chele Farley. Senate, Maryland. Ben Cardin. Tony Campbell. Senate, Wyoming. John Barrasso. Gary Trauner. Senate, Vermont. Bernie Sanders.
Lawrence Zupan. Senate, Hawaii. Mazie Hirono. Ron Curtis. Carolyn Bourdeaux. Utah's 4th Congressional District. New York's 27th Congressional District. Nate McMurray. Texas' 23rd Congressional District. Gina Ortiz Jones. Minnesota's 1st Congressional District. Dan Feehan. California's 21st Congressional District. Illinois' 13th Congressional District.
Betsy Londrigan. Kansas' 2nd Congressional District. Paul Davis. Georgia's 6th Congressional District. Maine's 2nd Congressional District. New Jersey's 3rd Congressional District. Andrew Kim. South Carolina's 1st Congressional District. Katie Arrington. Oklahoma's 5th Congressional District. Florida's 26th Congressional District. New York's 22nd Congressional District. New Mexico's 2nd Congressional District. Yvette Herrell. Virginia's 7th Congressional District. Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District.
Kara Eastman. Iowa's 3rd Congressional District. Virginia's 2nd Congressional District. Pennsylvania's 1st Congressional District. Scott Wallace. Texas' 21st Congressional District. Chip Roy. Joseph Kopser. Pennsylvania's 10th Congressional District. Scott Perry. George Scott. Texas' 31st Congressional District. John Carter. Texas' 24th Congressional District. Kenny Marchant. Jan McDowell. California's 39th Congressional District. Young Kim. Kentucky's 6th Congressional District. Amy McGrath.
Iowa's 4th Congressional District. Vital Statistics began as a joint effort undertaken by Thomas E. Mann of Brookings and Norman J.
The datasets were published in print until when the project migrated online for the first time. The eight chapters below contain more than 90 tables of data which were collected through the years of this project and updated most recently in February Whether you are new to Vital Statistics or an old Vital Statistics hand, here are a few things to know about the most recent update:.
Want to be informed about future updates to Vital Statistics? Sign up to receive email notifications about new data releases. Vital Statistics is overseen by Molly Reynolds. Work on all recent updates was informed considerably by the work of all past Vital Statistics authors and contributors, especially Thomas E.
Mann, Norman J. Who are our members of Congress, what are their backgrounds, and from which part of the country do they come? This chapter provides data on apportionment, partisan makeup, and regional party representation of each Congress, as well as demographic information on members such as geographic origins, seniority status, prior occupations, religious affiliation, and ethnicity.
For additional detail regarding the coding methodology used in tables through , please see this table. How competitive are congressional races across America? Chapter 2 offers information on the results of U. How much money do successful congressional candidates spend to win a seat in the Senate or the House?
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