The U.S. House: all 435 districts, New York first

New York 26 seats.

• NY-1Nick LaLota, Republican1,195 people per sq mi, 663.5 sq mi
• NY-2Andrew R. Garbarino, Republican3,299 people per sq mi, 238.6 sq mi
• NY-3Thomas R. Suozzi, Democrat4,015 people per sq mi, 192.8 sq mi
• NY-4Laura Gillen, Democrat6,796 people per sq mi, 114.1 sq mi
• NY-5Gregory W. Meeks, Democrat17,078 people per sq mi, 47.1 sq mi
• NY-6Grace Meng, Democrat29,591 people per sq mi, 25.8 sq mi
• NY-7Nydia M. Velázquez, Democrat35,077 people per sq mi, 21.9 sq mi
• NY-8Hakeem S. Jeffries, Democrat27,365 people per sq mi, 26.7 sq mi
• NY-9Yvette D. Clarke, Democrat48,027 people per sq mi, 15.2 sq mi
• NY-10Daniel S. Goldman, Democrat50,894 people per sq mi, 15.3 sq mi
• NY-11Nicole Malliotakis, Republican11,913 people per sq mi, 64.2 sq mi
• NY-12Jerrold Nadler, Democrat80,673 people per sq mi, 9.6 sq mi
• NY-13Adriano Espaillat, Democrat67,996 people per sq mi, 11 sq mi
• NY-14Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democrat24,907 people per sq mi, 29.4 sq mi
• NY-15Ritchie Torres, Democrat39,796 people per sq mi, 18.6 sq mi
• NY-16George Latimer, Democrat6,321 people per sq mi, 124 sq mi
• NY-17Michael Lawler, Republican961 people per sq mi, 824.7 sq mi
• NY-18Patrick Ryan, Democrat428 people per sq mi, 1,862.9 sq mi
• NY-19Josh Riley, Democrat94 people per sq mi, 8,225.4 sq mi
• NY-20Paul Tonko, Democrat580 people per sq mi, 1,366 sq mi
• NY-21Elise M. Stefanik, Republican47 people per sq mi, 16,288.9 sq mi
• NY-22John W. Mannion, Democrat316 people per sq mi, 2,421.9 sq mi
• NY-23Nicholas A. Langworthy, Republican118 people per sq mi, 6,458.2 sq mi
• NY-24Claudia Tenney, Republican109 people per sq mi, 7,088.5 sq mi
• NY-25Joseph D. Morelle, Democrat1,085 people per sq mi, 707.7 sq mi
• NY-26Timothy M. Kennedy, Democrat2,940 people per sq mi, 261.4 sq mi

Alabama 7 seats.

New lines for 2026. Alabama votes on its 2023 legislative map after a June 2026 U.S. Supreme Court order.

• AL-1Barry Moore, Republican153 people per sq mi, 4,692.9 sq mi New lines
• AL-2Shomari Figures, Democrat74 people per sq mi, 9,656.2 sq mi New lines
• AL-3Mike Rogers, Republican107 people per sq mi, 6,690.3 sq mi New lines
• AL-4Robert B. Aderholt, Republican83 people per sq mi, 8,630.3 sq mi New lines
• AL-5Dale W. Strong, Republican184 people per sq mi, 3,901.9 sq mi New lines
• AL-6Gary J. Palmer, Republican171 people per sq mi, 4,188.1 sq mi New lines
• AL-7Terri A. Sewell, Democrat56 people per sq mi, 12,891.9 sq mi New lines

Alaska 1 seat.

• AK-ALNicholas J. Begich III, Republican1 people per sq mi, 571,409.1 sq mi

American Samoa Non-voting delegate. Not drawn on the map.

• AS-DelAumua Amata Coleman Radewagen, RepublicanDensity not available, 76.4 sq mi

Arizona 9 seats.

• AZ-1David Schweikert, Republican507 people per sq mi, 1,597.5 sq mi
• AZ-2Elijah Crane, Republican15 people per sq mi, 58,353.8 sq mi
• AZ-3Yassamin Ansari, Democrat4,028 people per sq mi, 205.9 sq mi
• AZ-4Greg Stanton, Democrat4,403 people per sq mi, 178.8 sq mi
• AZ-5Andy Biggs, Republican2,253 people per sq mi, 405.3 sq mi
• AZ-6Juan Ciscomani, Republican60 people per sq mi, 13,691.9 sq mi
• AZ-7Adelita S. Grijalva, Democrat54 people per sq mi, 15,417.7 sq mi
• AZ-8Abraham J. Hamadeh, Republican1,422 people per sq mi, 575.3 sq mi
• AZ-9Paul A. Gosar, Republican41 people per sq mi, 23,229.3 sq mi

Arkansas 4 seats.

• AR-1Eric A. "Rick" Crawford, Republican38 people per sq mi, 19,849.1 sq mi
• AR-2J. French Hill, Republican148 people per sq mi, 5,301.6 sq mi
• AR-3Steve Womack, Republican200 people per sq mi, 4,164.8 sq mi
• AR-4Bruce Westerman, Republican33 people per sq mi, 22,676.6 sq mi

California 52 seats.

New lines for 2026. California votes on the Prop 50 map voters approved in November 2025.

• CA-1James Gallagher, Republican43 people per sq mi, 17,665.1 sq mi New lines
• CA-2Jared Huffman, Democrat32 people per sq mi, 24,256.5 sq mi New lines
• CA-3Kevin Kiley, Independent225 people per sq mi, 3,386.1 sq mi New lines
• CA-4Mike Thompson, Democrat156 people per sq mi, 4,862.4 sq mi New lines
• CA-5Tom McClintock, Republican32 people per sq mi, 24,090.4 sq mi New lines
• CA-6Ami Bera, Democrat3,666 people per sq mi, 206.6 sq mi New lines
• CA-7Doris O. Matsui, Democrat529 people per sq mi, 1,433.1 sq mi New lines
• CA-8John Garamendi, Democrat612 people per sq mi, 1,249.5 sq mi New lines
• CA-9Josh Harder, Democrat1,297 people per sq mi, 588.1 sq mi New lines
• CA-10Mark DeSaulnier, Democrat1,256 people per sq mi, 604.5 sq mi New lines
• CA-11Nancy Pelosi, Democrat18,326 people per sq mi, 41.4 sq mi New lines
• CA-12Lateefah Simon, Democrat8,191 people per sq mi, 92.6 sq mi New lines
• CA-13Adam Gray, Democrat200 people per sq mi, 3,800.4 sq mi New lines
• CA-14Aisha Wahab, Democrat1,402 people per sq mi, 542.5 sq mi New lines
• CA-15Kevin Mullin, Democrat6,531 people per sq mi, 116.2 sq mi New lines
• CA-16Sam T. Liccardo, Democrat1,434 people per sq mi, 529 sq mi New lines
• CA-17Ro Khanna, Democrat4,191 people per sq mi, 181.1 sq mi New lines
• CA-18Zoe Lofgren, Democrat131 people per sq mi, 5,885.4 sq mi New lines
• CA-19Jimmy Panetta, Democrat269 people per sq mi, 2,816.7 sq mi New lines
• CA-20Vince Fong, Republican73 people per sq mi, 10,393.6 sq mi New lines
• CA-21Jim Costa, Democrat1,161 people per sq mi, 651.3 sq mi New lines
• CA-22David G. Valadao, Republican168 people per sq mi, 4,641.1 sq mi New lines
• CA-23Jay Obernolte, Republican35 people per sq mi, 22,184.7 sq mi New lines
• CA-24Salud O. Carbajal, Democrat158 people per sq mi, 4,855.1 sq mi New lines
• CA-25Raul Ruiz, Democrat96 people per sq mi, 7,989 sq mi New lines
• CA-26Julia Brownley, Democrat339 people per sq mi, 2,240.4 sq mi New lines
• CA-27George Whitesides, Democrat943 people per sq mi, 806 sq mi New lines
• CA-28Judy Chu, Democrat900 people per sq mi, 841.9 sq mi New lines
• CA-29Luz M. Rivas, Democrat8,924 people per sq mi, 84.9 sq mi New lines
• CA-30Laura Friedman, Democrat1,915 people per sq mi, 395.9 sq mi New lines
• CA-31Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr., Democrat4,517 people per sq mi, 168 sq mi New lines
• CA-32Brad Sherman, Democrat2,236 people per sq mi, 339.3 sq mi New lines
• CA-33Pete Aguilar, Democrat3,548 people per sq mi, 213.4 sq mi New lines
• CA-34Jimmy Gomez, Democrat15,252 people per sq mi, 49.7 sq mi New lines
• CA-35Norma J. Torres, Democrat3,398 people per sq mi, 225.1 sq mi New lines
• CA-36Ted Lieu, Democrat7,808 people per sq mi, 97.1 sq mi New lines
• CA-37Sydney Kamlager-Dove, Democrat14,314 people per sq mi, 52.8 sq mi New lines
• CA-38Linda T. Sánchez, Democrat4,370 people per sq mi, 173.3 sq mi New lines
• CA-39Mark Takano, Democrat2,842 people per sq mi, 266.2 sq mi New lines
• CA-40Young Kim, Republican1,024 people per sq mi, 740.4 sq mi New lines
• CA-41Ken Calvert, Republican7,491 people per sq mi, 101.2 sq mi New lines
• CA-42Robert Garcia, Democrat3,202 people per sq mi, 236.7 sq mi New lines
• CA-43Maxine Waters, Democrat10,459 people per sq mi, 72.2 sq mi New lines
• CA-44Nanette Diaz Barragán, Democrat8,534 people per sq mi, 88.8 sq mi New lines
• CA-45Derek Tran, Democrat7,651 people per sq mi, 99.1 sq mi New lines
• CA-46J. Luis Correa, Democrat9,626 people per sq mi, 78.7 sq mi New lines
• CA-47Dave Min, Democrat4,097 people per sq mi, 185.3 sq mi New lines
• CA-48Darrell Issa, Republican253 people per sq mi, 2,993 sq mi New lines
• CA-49Mike Levin, Democrat1,328 people per sq mi, 571.5 sq mi New lines
• CA-50Scott H. Peters, Democrat1,832 people per sq mi, 414.4 sq mi New lines
• CA-51Sara Jacobs, Democrat1,296 people per sq mi, 585.1 sq mi New lines
• CA-52Juan Vargas, Democrat1,123 people per sq mi, 677.6 sq mi New lines

Colorado 8 seats.

• CO-1Diana DeGette, Democrat4,871 people per sq mi, 153.9 sq mi
• CO-2Joe Neguse, Democrat64 people per sq mi, 11,445.1 sq mi
• CO-3Jeff Hurd, Republican15 people per sq mi, 49,950.4 sq mi
• CO-4Lauren Boebert, Republican25 people per sq mi, 32,138 sq mi
• CO-5Jeff Crank, Republican508 people per sq mi, 1,471.8 sq mi
• CO-6Jason Crow, Democrat2,445 people per sq mi, 306.7 sq mi
• CO-7Brittany Pettersen, Democrat101 people per sq mi, 7,161.3 sq mi
• CO-8Gabe Evans, Republican768 people per sq mi, 1,010.2 sq mi

Connecticut 5 seats.

• CT-1John B. Larson, Democrat1,107 people per sq mi, 656.3 sq mi
• CT-2Joe Courtney, Democrat362 people per sq mi, 2,021.3 sq mi
• CT-3Rosa L. DeLauro, Democrat1,575 people per sq mi, 473.9 sq mi
• CT-4James A. Himes, Democrat1,677 people per sq mi, 444.9 sq mi
• CT-5Jahana Hayes, Democrat592 people per sq mi, 1,246.1 sq mi

Delaware 1 seat.

• DE-ALSarah McBride, Democrat544 people per sq mi, 1,948.6 sq mi

District of Columbia Non-voting delegate.

• DC-DelEleanor Holmes Norton, Democrat11,348 people per sq mi, 61.1 sq mi

Florida 28 seats.

New lines for 2026. Florida votes on the map signed in May 2026. Legal challenges continue.

• FL-1Jimmy Patronis, Republican241 people per sq mi, 3,197.6 sq mi New lines
• FL-2Neal P. Dunn, Republican78 people per sq mi, 9,854 sq mi New lines
• FL-3Kat Cammack, Republican105 people per sq mi, 7,322.2 sq mi New lines
• FL-4Aaron Bean, Republican432 people per sq mi, 1,782.1 sq mi New lines
• FL-5John H. Rutherford, Republican1,299 people per sq mi, 592.1 sq mi New lines
• FL-6Randy Fine, Republican226 people per sq mi, 3,410.2 sq mi New lines
• FL-7Cory Mills, Republican922 people per sq mi, 834.6 sq mi New lines
• FL-8Mike Haridopolos, Republican587 people per sq mi, 1,310.8 sq mi New lines
• FL-9Darren Soto, Democrat162 people per sq mi, 4,763.2 sq mi New lines
• FL-10Maxwell Frost, Democrat3,895 people per sq mi, 197.5 sq mi New lines
• FL-11Daniel Webster, Republican565 people per sq mi, 1,360.6 sq mi New lines
• FL-12Gus M. Bilirakis, Republican1,374 people per sq mi, 559.7 sq mi New lines
• FL-13Anna Paulina Luna, Republican3,233 people per sq mi, 237.9 sq mi New lines
• FL-14Kathy Castor, Democrat1,163 people per sq mi, 661.3 sq mi New lines
• FL-15Laurel M. Lee, Republican487 people per sq mi, 1,580.7 sq mi New lines
• FL-16Vern Buchanan, Republican284 people per sq mi, 2,706.4 sq mi New lines
• FL-17W. Gregory Steube, Republican681 people per sq mi, 1,129.8 sq mi New lines
• FL-18Scott Franklin, Republican609 people per sq mi, 1,263.4 sq mi New lines
• FL-19Byron Donalds, Republican1,136 people per sq mi, 677 sq mi New lines
• FL-20Vacant6,275 people per sq mi, 122.6 sq mi New lines
• FL-21Brian J. Mast, Republican519 people per sq mi, 1,482.5 sq mi New lines
• FL-22Lois Frankel, Democrat155 people per sq mi, 4,962.7 sq mi New lines
• FL-23Jared Moskowitz, Democrat4,344 people per sq mi, 177.1 sq mi New lines
• FL-24Frederica S. Wilson, Democrat7,135 people per sq mi, 107.8 sq mi New lines
• FL-25Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Democrat4,904 people per sq mi, 156.8 sq mi New lines
• FL-26Mario Diaz-Balart, Republican851 people per sq mi, 903.7 sq mi New lines
• FL-27Maria Elvira Salazar, Republican6,519 people per sq mi, 118 sq mi New lines
• FL-28Carlos A. Gimenez, Republican352 people per sq mi, 2,185.9 sq mi New lines

Georgia 14 seats.

• GA-1Earl L. "Buddy" Carter, Republican112 people per sq mi, 7,360.3 sq mi
• GA-2Sanford D. Bishop, Jr., Democrat77 people per sq mi, 9,953.3 sq mi
• GA-3Brian Jack, Republican198 people per sq mi, 4,166.3 sq mi
• GA-4Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr., Democrat2,842 people per sq mi, 269.4 sq mi
• GA-5Nikema Williams, Democrat3,467 people per sq mi, 225.1 sq mi
• GA-6Lucy McBath, Democrat1,561 people per sq mi, 517.4 sq mi
• GA-7Richard McCormick, Republican743 people per sq mi, 1,099.9 sq mi
• GA-8Austin Scott, Republican71 people per sq mi, 10,928.3 sq mi
• GA-9Andrew S. Clyde, Republican252 people per sq mi, 3,407 sq mi
• GA-10Mike Collins, Republican164 people per sq mi, 5,205.1 sq mi
• GA-11Barry Loudermilk, Republican550 people per sq mi, 1,475.9 sq mi
• GA-12Rick W. Allen, Republican82 people per sq mi, 9,633 sq mi
• GA-13Everton Blair Jr., Democrat1,524 people per sq mi, 534.2 sq mi
• GA-14Clay Fuller, Republican276 people per sq mi, 2,942.3 sq mi

Guam Non-voting delegate. Not drawn on the map.

• GU-DelJames C. Moylan, RepublicanDensity not available, 209.9 sq mi

Hawaii 2 seats.

• HI-1Ed Case, Democrat3,483 people per sq mi, 203.1 sq mi
• HI-2Jill N. Tokuda, Democrat117 people per sq mi, 6,219.5 sq mi

Idaho 2 seats.

• ID-1Russ Fulcher, Republican27 people per sq mi, 39,399.8 sq mi
• ID-2Michael K. Simpson, Republican23 people per sq mi, 43,245.6 sq mi

Illinois 17 seats.

• IL-1Jonathan L. Jackson, Democrat1,254 people per sq mi, 611.6 sq mi
• IL-2Robin L. Kelly, Democrat187 people per sq mi, 3,916.8 sq mi
• IL-3Delia C. Ramirez, Democrat4,750 people per sq mi, 153.9 sq mi
• IL-4Jesús G. "Chuy" García, Democrat7,526 people per sq mi, 95.8 sq mi
• IL-5Mike Quigley, Democrat4,838 people per sq mi, 155.1 sq mi
• IL-6Sean Casten, Democrat3,275 people per sq mi, 225.2 sq mi
• IL-7Danny K. Davis, Democrat11,152 people per sq mi, 68.4 sq mi
• IL-8Raja Krishnamoorthi, Democrat2,594 people per sq mi, 285.6 sq mi
• IL-9Janice D. Schakowsky, Democrat4,594 people per sq mi, 167.7 sq mi
• IL-10Bradley Scott Schneider, Democrat1,485 people per sq mi, 510.1 sq mi
• IL-11Bill Foster, Democrat833 people per sq mi, 918.7 sq mi
• IL-12Mike Bost, Republican53 people per sq mi, 14,016 sq mi
• IL-13Nikki Budzinski, Democrat322 people per sq mi, 2,264.3 sq mi
• IL-14Lauren Underwood, Democrat396 people per sq mi, 1,974.9 sq mi
• IL-15Mary E. Miller, Republican45 people per sq mi, 16,752.8 sq mi
• IL-16Darin LaHood, Republican84 people per sq mi, 8,914.6 sq mi
• IL-17Eric Sorensen, Democrat164 people per sq mi, 4,481.9 sq mi

Indiana 9 seats.

• IN-1Frank J. Mrvan, Democrat697 people per sq mi, 1,102.4 sq mi
• IN-2Rudy Yakym III, Republican172 people per sq mi, 4,349.5 sq mi
• IN-3Marlin A. Stutzman, Republican177 people per sq mi, 4,390.4 sq mi
• IN-4James R. Baird, Republican130 people per sq mi, 6,096.6 sq mi
• IN-5Victoria Spartz, Republican364 people per sq mi, 2,194.8 sq mi
• IN-6Jefferson Shreve, Republican239 people per sq mi, 3,282.3 sq mi
• IN-7André Carson, Democrat2,774 people per sq mi, 276 sq mi
• IN-8Mark B. Messmer, Republican94 people per sq mi, 8,096.1 sq mi
• IN-9Erin Houchin, Republican128 people per sq mi, 6,037 sq mi

Iowa 4 seats.

• IA-1Mariannette Miller-Meeks, Republican74 people per sq mi, 10,844.6 sq mi
• IA-2Ashley Hinson, Republican62 people per sq mi, 12,902.7 sq mi
• IA-3Zachary Nunn, Republican79 people per sq mi, 10,673.4 sq mi
• IA-4Randy Feenstra, Republican37 people per sq mi, 21,433.1 sq mi

Kansas 4 seats.

• KS-1Tracey Mann, Republican15 people per sq mi, 49,634.8 sq mi
• KS-2Derek Schmidt, Republican48 people per sq mi, 15,298.5 sq mi
• KS-3Sharice Davids, Democrat337 people per sq mi, 2,261.6 sq mi
• KS-4Ron Estes, Republican51 people per sq mi, 14,564 sq mi

Kentucky 6 seats.

• KY-1James Comer, Republican66 people per sq mi, 11,499.7 sq mi
• KY-2Brett Guthrie, Republican108 people per sq mi, 7,292 sq mi
• KY-3Morgan McGarvey, Democrat2,461 people per sq mi, 307.8 sq mi
• KY-4Thomas Massie, Republican163 people per sq mi, 4,844.5 sq mi
• KY-5Harold Rogers, Republican63 people per sq mi, 11,749 sq mi
• KY-6Andy Barr, Republican206 people per sq mi, 3,792.8 sq mi

Louisiana 6 seats.

New lines for 2026. Louisiana votes on the map signed in May 2026. Its Nov. 3 U.S. House vote is a primary; the general election is Dec. 12.

• LA-1Steve Scalise, Republican204 people per sq mi, 3,810.4 sq mi New lines
• LA-2Troy A. Carter, Democrat782 people per sq mi, 993.3 sq mi New lines
• LA-3Clay Higgins, Republican108 people per sq mi, 7,182.8 sq mi New lines
• LA-4Mike Johnson, Republican61 people per sq mi, 12,826.9 sq mi New lines
• LA-5Julia Letlow, Republican52 people per sq mi, 14,893.3 sq mi New lines
• LA-6Cleo Fields, Democrat221 people per sq mi, 3,514.8 sq mi New lines

Maine 2 seats.

• ME-1Chellie Pingree, Democrat215 people per sq mi, 3,297.1 sq mi
• ME-2Jared F. Golden, Democrat26 people per sq mi, 27,548 sq mi

Maryland 8 seats.

• MD-1Andy Harris, Republican205 people per sq mi, 3,866.4 sq mi
• MD-2Johnny Olszewski, Jr., Democrat948 people per sq mi, 811.2 sq mi
• MD-3Sarah Elfreth, Democrat1,551 people per sq mi, 500.6 sq mi
• MD-4Glenn Ivey, Democrat3,487 people per sq mi, 217.2 sq mi
• MD-5Steny H. Hoyer, Democrat545 people per sq mi, 1,516.8 sq mi
• MD-6April McClain Delaney, Democrat339 people per sq mi, 2,395.1 sq mi
• MD-7Kweisi Mfume, Democrat5,780 people per sq mi, 130.2 sq mi
• MD-8Jamie Raskin, Democrat2,843 people per sq mi, 273.4 sq mi

Massachusetts 9 seats.

• MA-1Richard E. Neal, Democrat351 people per sq mi, 2,233.4 sq mi
• MA-2James P. McGovern, Democrat452 people per sq mi, 1,783.8 sq mi
• MA-3Lori Trahan, Democrat1,058 people per sq mi, 750.4 sq mi
• MA-4Jake Auchincloss, Democrat1,203 people per sq mi, 672.2 sq mi
• MA-5Katherine M. Clark, Democrat3,614 people per sq mi, 219.3 sq mi
• MA-6Seth Moulton, Democrat1,500 people per sq mi, 532.7 sq mi
• MA-7Ayanna Pressley, Democrat12,910 people per sq mi, 60.7 sq mi
• MA-8Stephen F. Lynch, Democrat2,695 people per sq mi, 293.4 sq mi
• MA-9William R. Keating, Democrat635 people per sq mi, 1,255.2 sq mi

Michigan 13 seats.

• MI-1Jack Bergman, Republican29 people per sq mi, 26,920.1 sq mi
• MI-2John R. Moolenaar, Republican81 people per sq mi, 9,705.4 sq mi
• MI-3Hillary J. Scholten, Democrat991 people per sq mi, 804.9 sq mi
• MI-4Bill Huizenga, Republican333 people per sq mi, 2,386.4 sq mi
• MI-5Tim Walberg, Republican147 people per sq mi, 5,233.2 sq mi
• MI-6Debbie Dingell, Democrat787 people per sq mi, 978.1 sq mi
• MI-7Tom Barrett, Republican286 people per sq mi, 2,766.2 sq mi
• MI-8Kristen McDonald Rivet, Democrat345 people per sq mi, 2,230.8 sq mi
• MI-9Lisa C. McClain, Republican170 people per sq mi, 4,638.7 sq mi
• MI-10John James, Republican3,410 people per sq mi, 227.3 sq mi
• MI-11Haley M. Stevens, Democrat2,459 people per sq mi, 315.2 sq mi
• MI-12Rashida Tlaib, Democrat3,866 people per sq mi, 191.1 sq mi
• MI-13Shri Thanedar, Democrat3,673 people per sq mi, 215.3 sq mi

Minnesota 8 seats.

• MN-1Brad Finstad, Republican59 people per sq mi, 12,238.2 sq mi
• MN-2Angie Craig, Democrat434 people per sq mi, 1,727.8 sq mi
• MN-3Kelly Morrison, Democrat1,541 people per sq mi, 468.1 sq mi
• MN-4Betty McCollum, Democrat2,337 people per sq mi, 303.2 sq mi
• MN-5Ilhan Omar, Democrat5,462 people per sq mi, 130.8 sq mi
• MN-6Tom Emmer, Republican306 people per sq mi, 2,484.5 sq mi
• MN-7Michelle Fischbach, Republican23 people per sq mi, 31,039.5 sq mi
• MN-8Pete Stauber, Republican24 people per sq mi, 31,239.7 sq mi

Mississippi 4 seats.

• MS-1Trent Kelly, Republican76 people per sq mi, 9,942.6 sq mi
• MS-2Bennie G. Thompson, Democrat38 people per sq mi, 17,996 sq mi
• MS-3Michael Guest, Republican64 people per sq mi, 11,722 sq mi
• MS-4Mike Ezell, Republican105 people per sq mi, 7,264.3 sq mi

Missouri 8 seats.

Missouri keeps its 2022 lines tonight. Courts barred the 2025 map from this election, so this map does not use the Census file that shows it. Voters decide Proposition A on that map today.

• MO-1Wesley Bell, Democrat2,985 people per sq mi, 248 sq mi
• MO-2Ann Wagner, Republican435 people per sq mi, 1,791 sq mi
• MO-3Robert F. Onder, Jr., Republican104 people per sq mi, 7,584.6 sq mi
• MO-4Mark Alford, Republican56 people per sq mi, 14,355.1 sq mi
• MO-5Emanuel Cleaver, Democrat1,861 people per sq mi, 422.3 sq mi
• MO-6Sam Graves, Republican39 people per sq mi, 20,254.6 sq mi
• MO-7Eric Burlison, Republican139 people per sq mi, 5,775.5 sq mi
• MO-8Jason Smith, Republican43 people per sq mi, 18,315.2 sq mi

Montana 2 seats.

• MT-1Ryan K. Zinke, Republican15 people per sq mi, 40,167.7 sq mi
• MT-2Troy Downing, Republican5 people per sq mi, 105,382.6 sq mi

Nebraska 3 seats.

• NE-1Mike Flood, Republican113 people per sq mi, 5,982.4 sq mi
• NE-2Don Bacon, Republican566 people per sq mi, 1,219 sq mi
• NE-3Adrian Smith, Republican9 people per sq mi, 69,614 sq mi

Nevada 4 seats.

• NV-1Dina Titus, Democrat779 people per sq mi, 999.6 sq mi
• NV-2Mark E. Amodei, Republican12 people per sq mi, 65,065.5 sq mi
• NV-3Susie Lee, Democrat415 people per sq mi, 2,004.8 sq mi
• NV-4Steven Horsford, Democrat21 people per sq mi, 41,790.4 sq mi

New Hampshire 2 seats.

• NH-1Chris Pappas, Democrat330 people per sq mi, 2,143.8 sq mi
• NH-2Maggie Goodlander, Democrat104 people per sq mi, 6,810.2 sq mi

New Jersey 12 seats.

• NJ-1Donald Norcross, Democrat2,137 people per sq mi, 368 sq mi
• NJ-2Jefferson Van Drew, Republican400 people per sq mi, 1,994.3 sq mi
• NJ-3Herbert C. Conaway, Jr., Democrat744 people per sq mi, 1,080.8 sq mi
• NJ-4Christopher H. Smith, Republican1,237 people per sq mi, 651.3 sq mi
• NJ-5Josh Gottheimer, Democrat1,209 people per sq mi, 649.5 sq mi
• NJ-6Frank Pallone, Jr., Democrat4,153 people per sq mi, 191.8 sq mi
• NJ-7Thomas H. Kean, Jr., Republican595 people per sq mi, 1,347.6 sq mi
• NJ-8Robert Menendez, Democrat15,462 people per sq mi, 50.6 sq mi
• NJ-9Nellie Pou, Democrat7,071 people per sq mi, 110.7 sq mi
• NJ-10LaMonica McIver, Democrat10,391 people per sq mi, 77.5 sq mi
• NJ-11Analilia Mejia, Democrat2,051 people per sq mi, 394.5 sq mi
• NJ-12Bonnie Watson Coleman, Democrat1,805 people per sq mi, 438.3 sq mi

New Mexico 3 seats.

• NM-1Melanie A. Stansbury, Democrat40 people per sq mi, 17,570.2 sq mi
• NM-2Gabe Vasquez, Democrat14 people per sq mi, 51,426.5 sq mi
• NM-3Teresa Leger Fernandez, Democrat13 people per sq mi, 52,316.5 sq mi

North Carolina 14 seats.

New lines for 2026. North Carolina votes on the map adopted in October 2025.

• NC-1Donald G. Davis, Democrat74 people per sq mi, 10,140.2 sq mi New lines
• NC-2Deborah K. Ross, Democrat1,823 people per sq mi, 409 sq mi New lines
• NC-3Gregory F. Murphy, Republican148 people per sq mi, 5,052 sq mi New lines
• NC-4Valerie P. Foushee, Democrat708 people per sq mi, 1,053.1 sq mi New lines
• NC-5Virginia Foxx, Republican178 people per sq mi, 4,201.1 sq mi New lines
• NC-6Addison P. McDowell, Republican451 people per sq mi, 1,652 sq mi New lines
• NC-7David Rouzer, Republican154 people per sq mi, 4,841.3 sq mi New lines
• NC-8Mark Harris, Republican200 people per sq mi, 3,725.1 sq mi New lines
• NC-9Richard Hudson, Republican229 people per sq mi, 3,254.3 sq mi New lines
• NC-10Pat Harrigan, Republican398 people per sq mi, 1,872 sq mi New lines
• NC-11Chuck Edwards, Republican119 people per sq mi, 6,242.7 sq mi New lines
• NC-12Alma S. Adams, Democrat2,728 people per sq mi, 273.4 sq mi New lines
• NC-13Brad Knott, Republican201 people per sq mi, 3,715.9 sq mi New lines
• NC-14Tim Moore, Republican340 people per sq mi, 2,192.4 sq mi New lines

North Dakota 1 seat.

• ND-ALJulie Fedorchak, Republican12 people per sq mi, 68,994.3 sq mi

Northern Mariana Islands Non-voting delegate. Not drawn on the map.

• MP-DelKimberlyn King-Hinds, RepublicanDensity not available, 182.4 sq mi

Ohio 15 seats.

New lines for 2026. Ohio votes on the commission map adopted in October 2025.

• OH-1Greg Landsman, Democrat741 people per sq mi, 1,062 sq mi New lines
• OH-2David J. Taylor, Republican104 people per sq mi, 7,602.6 sq mi New lines
• OH-3Joyce Beatty, Democrat3,612 people per sq mi, 217.8 sq mi New lines
• OH-4Jim Jordan, Republican148 people per sq mi, 5,325.4 sq mi New lines
• OH-5Robert E. Latta, Republican189 people per sq mi, 4,172.5 sq mi New lines
• OH-6Michael A. Rulli, Republican200 people per sq mi, 3,941 sq mi New lines
• OH-7Max L. Miller, Republican580 people per sq mi, 1,357 sq mi New lines
• OH-8Warren Davidson, Republican469 people per sq mi, 1,676.7 sq mi New lines
• OH-9Marcy Kaptur, Democrat230 people per sq mi, 3,428.2 sq mi New lines
• OH-10Michael R. Turner, Republican829 people per sq mi, 948.8 sq mi New lines
• OH-11Shontel M. Brown, Democrat3,649 people per sq mi, 215.6 sq mi New lines
• OH-12Troy Balderson, Republican154 people per sq mi, 5,093.3 sq mi New lines
• OH-13Emilia Strong Sykes, Democrat1,332 people per sq mi, 590.5 sq mi New lines
• OH-14David P. Joyce, Republican311 people per sq mi, 2,530.5 sq mi New lines
• OH-15Mike Carey, Republican292 people per sq mi, 2,697.3 sq mi New lines

Oklahoma 5 seats.

• OK-1Kevin Hern, Republican777 people per sq mi, 1,078.5 sq mi
• OK-2Josh Brecheen, Republican38 people per sq mi, 21,630.5 sq mi
• OK-3Frank D. Lucas, Republican25 people per sq mi, 32,613.1 sq mi
• OK-4Tom Cole, Republican85 people per sq mi, 9,733.7 sq mi
• OK-5Stephanie I. Bice, Republican236 people per sq mi, 3,540.7 sq mi

Oregon 6 seats.

• OR-1Suzanne Bonamici, Democrat219 people per sq mi, 3,352 sq mi
• OR-2Cliff Bentz, Republican10 people per sq mi, 72,158.9 sq mi
• OR-3Maxine Dexter, Democrat498 people per sq mi, 1,386.2 sq mi
• OR-4Val T. Hoyle, Democrat61 people per sq mi, 11,613.2 sq mi
• OR-5Janelle S. Bynum, Democrat127 people per sq mi, 5,591.6 sq mi
• OR-6Andrea Salinas, Democrat379 people per sq mi, 1,895 sq mi

Pennsylvania 17 seats.

• PA-1Brian K. Fitzpatrick, Republican1,083 people per sq mi, 699.6 sq mi
• PA-2Brendan F. Boyle, Democrat11,862 people per sq mi, 64 sq mi
• PA-3Dwight Evans, Democrat14,017 people per sq mi, 53.1 sq mi
• PA-4Madeleine Dean, Democrat1,094 people per sq mi, 725.9 sq mi
• PA-5Mary Gay Scanlon, Democrat3,372 people per sq mi, 229.2 sq mi
• PA-6Chrissy Houlahan, Democrat854 people per sq mi, 925 sq mi
• PA-7Ryan Mackenzie, Republican676 people per sq mi, 1,167.7 sq mi
• PA-8Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr., Republican280 people per sq mi, 2,769.4 sq mi
• PA-9Daniel Meuser, Republican127 people per sq mi, 6,073.5 sq mi
• PA-10Scott Perry, Republican635 people per sq mi, 1,254.8 sq mi
• PA-11Lloyd Smucker, Republican520 people per sq mi, 1,501.2 sq mi
• PA-12Summer L. Lee, Democrat1,771 people per sq mi, 425.7 sq mi
• PA-13John Joyce, Republican121 people per sq mi, 6,362.4 sq mi
• PA-14Guy Reschenthaler, Republican157 people per sq mi, 4,774.7 sq mi
• PA-15Glenn Thompson, Republican58 people per sq mi, 12,982.2 sq mi
• PA-16Mike Kelly, Republican198 people per sq mi, 3,841 sq mi
• PA-17Christopher R. Deluzio, Democrat838 people per sq mi, 893.1 sq mi

Puerto Rico Non-voting delegate. Not drawn on the map.

• PR-DelPablo José Hernández, Democrat930 people per sq mi, 3,424.2 sq mi

Rhode Island 2 seats.

• RI-1Gabe Amo, Democrat2,077 people per sq mi, 267.9 sq mi
• RI-2Seth Magaziner, Democrat729 people per sq mi, 766 sq mi

South Carolina 7 seats.

• SC-1Nancy Mace, Republican315 people per sq mi, 2,589.3 sq mi
• SC-2Joe Wilson, Republican253 people per sq mi, 3,113 sq mi
• SC-3Sheri Biggs, Republican140 people per sq mi, 5,634 sq mi
• SC-4William R. Timmons IV, Republican656 people per sq mi, 1,233.8 sq mi
• SC-5Ralph Norman, Republican155 people per sq mi, 5,160.6 sq mi
• SC-6James E. Clyburn, Democrat109 people per sq mi, 6,926.1 sq mi
• SC-7Russell Fry, Republican150 people per sq mi, 5,407.5 sq mi

South Dakota 1 seat.

• SD-ALDusty Johnson, Republican12 people per sq mi, 75,809.3 sq mi

Tennessee 9 seats.

New lines for 2026. Tennessee votes on the map adopted in May 2026. Legal challenges continue.

• TN-1Diana Harshbarger, Republican176 people per sq mi, 4,354.3 sq mi New lines
• TN-2Tim Burchett, Republican298 people per sq mi, 2,576.2 sq mi New lines
• TN-3Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann, Republican215 people per sq mi, 3,571.6 sq mi New lines
• TN-4Scott DesJarlais, Republican184 people per sq mi, 4,171.8 sq mi New lines
• TN-5Andrew Ogles, Republican116 people per sq mi, 6,650.9 sq mi New lines
• TN-6John W. Rose, Republican137 people per sq mi, 5,621.2 sq mi New lines
• TN-7Matt Van Epps, Republican261 people per sq mi, 2,947.2 sq mi New lines
• TN-8David Kustoff, Republican153 people per sq mi, 5,005.1 sq mi New lines
• TN-9Steve Cohen, Democrat121 people per sq mi, 6,326.5 sq mi New lines

Texas 38 seats.

New lines for 2026. Texas votes on the map adopted in August 2025.

• TX-1Nathaniel Moran, Republican83 people per sq mi, 9,248 sq mi New lines
• TX-2Dan Crenshaw, Republican1,562 people per sq mi, 491 sq mi New lines
• TX-3Keith Self, Republican236 people per sq mi, 3,250.3 sq mi New lines
• TX-4Pat Fallon, Republican168 people per sq mi, 4,573.5 sq mi New lines
• TX-5Lance Gooden, Republican207 people per sq mi, 3,711.3 sq mi New lines
• TX-6Jake Ellzey, Republican320 people per sq mi, 2,400.2 sq mi New lines
• TX-7Lizzie Fletcher, Democrat6,216 people per sq mi, 123.4 sq mi New lines
• TX-8Morgan Luttrell, Republican473 people per sq mi, 1,622.7 sq mi New lines
• TX-9Al Green, Democrat505 people per sq mi, 1,519.9 sq mi New lines
• TX-10Michael T. McCaul, Republican88 people per sq mi, 8,749.2 sq mi New lines
• TX-11August Pfluger, Republican43 people per sq mi, 17,844.3 sq mi New lines
• TX-12Craig A. Goldman, Republican810 people per sq mi, 946.6 sq mi New lines
• TX-13Ronny Jackson, Republican22 people per sq mi, 35,006.8 sq mi New lines
• TX-14Randy K. Weber, Sr., Republican490 people per sq mi, 1,565 sq mi New lines
• TX-15Monica De La Cruz, Republican83 people per sq mi, 9,192 sq mi New lines
• TX-16Veronica Escobar, Democrat2,118 people per sq mi, 362.2 sq mi New lines
• TX-17Pete Sessions, Republican95 people per sq mi, 8,109.7 sq mi New lines
• TX-18Christian D. Menefee, Democrat3,250 people per sq mi, 236 sq mi New lines
• TX-19Jodey C. Arrington, Republican25 people per sq mi, 30,169.6 sq mi New lines
• TX-20Joaquin Castro, Democrat4,563 people per sq mi, 168.1 sq mi New lines
• TX-21Chip Roy, Republican125 people per sq mi, 6,157.4 sq mi New lines
• TX-22Troy E. Nehls, Republican401 people per sq mi, 1,911.2 sq mi New lines
• TX-23Vacant14 people per sq mi, 55,334.3 sq mi New lines
• TX-24Beth Van Duyne, Republican2,887 people per sq mi, 265.7 sq mi New lines
• TX-25Roger Williams, Republican87 people per sq mi, 8,845.3 sq mi New lines
• TX-26Brandon Gill, Republican374 people per sq mi, 2,052.6 sq mi New lines
• TX-27Michael Cloud, Republican79 people per sq mi, 9,698.7 sq mi New lines
• TX-28Henry Cuellar, Democrat50 people per sq mi, 15,504.3 sq mi New lines
• TX-29Sylvia R. Garcia, Democrat3,544 people per sq mi, 216.4 sq mi New lines
• TX-30Jasmine Crockett, Democrat2,306 people per sq mi, 332.6 sq mi New lines
• TX-31John R. Carter, Republican133 people per sq mi, 5,785.6 sq mi New lines
• TX-32Julie Johnson, Democrat364 people per sq mi, 2,108 sq mi New lines
• TX-33Marc A. Veasey, Democrat3,968 people per sq mi, 193.3 sq mi New lines
• TX-34Vicente Gonzalez, Democrat166 people per sq mi, 4,614.5 sq mi New lines
• TX-35Greg Casar, Democrat269 people per sq mi, 2,846.7 sq mi New lines
• TX-36Brian Babin, Republican139 people per sq mi, 5,525.4 sq mi New lines
• TX-37Lloyd Doggett, Democrat2,860 people per sq mi, 268.2 sq mi New lines
• TX-38Wesley Hunt, Republican2,479 people per sq mi, 309.4 sq mi New lines

U.S. Virgin Islands Non-voting delegate. Not drawn on the map.

• VI-DelStacey E. Plaskett, DemocratDensity not available, 134.4 sq mi

Utah 4 seats.

New lines for 2026. Utah votes on the court-ordered map adopted in November 2025.

• UT-1Blake D. Moore, Republican1,444 people per sq mi, 566.4 sq mi New lines
• UT-2Celeste Maloy, Republican92 people per sq mi, 8,900.1 sq mi New lines
• UT-3Mike Kennedy, Republican16 people per sq mi, 51,486.2 sq mi New lines
• UT-4Burgess Owens, Republican38 people per sq mi, 21,643 sq mi New lines

Vermont 1 seat.

• VT-ALBecca Balint, Democrat70 people per sq mi, 9,217.3 sq mi

Virginia 11 seats.

Virginia keeps its existing lines. A 2026 redraw was struck down in court.

• VA-1Robert J. Wittman, Republican276 people per sq mi, 3,039.1 sq mi
• VA-2Jennifer A. Kiggans, Republican371 people per sq mi, 2,150.8 sq mi
• VA-3Robert C. "Bobby" Scott, Democrat3,061 people per sq mi, 252.4 sq mi
• VA-4Jennifer L. McClellan, Democrat237 people per sq mi, 3,427.4 sq mi
• VA-5John J. McGuire III, Republican85 people per sq mi, 9,464.1 sq mi
• VA-6Ben Cline, Republican129 people per sq mi, 6,264.6 sq mi
• VA-7Eugene Simon Vindman, Democrat310 people per sq mi, 2,723.7 sq mi
• VA-8Donald S. Beyer, Jr., Democrat5,324 people per sq mi, 147.2 sq mi
• VA-9H. Morgan Griffith, Republican77 people per sq mi, 10,070.6 sq mi
• VA-10Suhas Subramanyam, Democrat490 people per sq mi, 1,690.5 sq mi
• VA-11James R. Walkinshaw, Democrat3,230 people per sq mi, 250.9 sq mi

Washington 10 seats.

• WA-1Suzan K. DelBene, Democrat2,471 people per sq mi, 332.1 sq mi
• WA-2Rick Larsen, Democrat180 people per sq mi, 4,404.3 sq mi
• WA-3Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, Democrat111 people per sq mi, 7,309.5 sq mi
• WA-4Dan Newhouse, Republican45 people per sq mi, 17,885.5 sq mi
• WA-5Michael Baumgartner, Republican43 people per sq mi, 18,711.9 sq mi
• WA-6Emily Randall, Democrat115 people per sq mi, 6,957.4 sq mi
• WA-7Pramila Jayapal, Democrat5,923 people per sq mi, 137.4 sq mi
• WA-8Kim Schrier, Democrat80 people per sq mi, 9,827.7 sq mi
• WA-9Adam Smith, Democrat4,279 people per sq mi, 182.7 sq mi
• WA-10Marilyn Strickland, Democrat1,121 people per sq mi, 708 sq mi

West Virginia 2 seats.

• WV-1Carol D. Miller, Republican60 people per sq mi, 14,340.2 sq mi
• WV-2Riley M. Moore, Republican94 people per sq mi, 9,701.1 sq mi

Wisconsin 8 seats.

• WI-1Bryan Steil, Republican481 people per sq mi, 1,533.9 sq mi
• WI-2Mark Pocan, Democrat178 people per sq mi, 4,300.9 sq mi
• WI-3Derrick Van Orden, Republican66 people per sq mi, 11,227.8 sq mi
• WI-4Gwen Moore, Democrat5,175 people per sq mi, 140 sq mi
• WI-5Scott Fitzgerald, Republican351 people per sq mi, 2,143.5 sq mi
• WI-6Glenn Grothman, Republican148 people per sq mi, 5,030.6 sq mi
• WI-7Thomas P. Tiffany, Republican33 people per sq mi, 23,110.7 sq mi
• WI-8Tony Wied, Republican113 people per sq mi, 6,680.9 sq mi

Wyoming 1 seat.

• WY-ALHarriet M. Hageman, Republican6 people per sq mi, 97,088.5 sq mi