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Paul Ryan Speaker of the House
(Republican, Wisconsin 1st district)Kevin McCarthy Majority Leader
(Republican, California 23rd district)Steve Scalise Majority Whip
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District Party Year first seated (Click on district number for contact info via House of Representatives website)
Alabama Bradley Byrne 1 (R) 2003 Martha Roby 2 (R) 2011 Hot race: former Democratic U.S. Rep. Bobby Bright Michael Rogers 3 (R) 2003 Robert Aderholt 4 (R) 1997 Mo Brooks 5 (R) 2011 Gary Palmer 6 (R) 2014* Terri Sewell 7 (D) 2011 Alaska Don Young AL (R) 1973* Arizona Tom O`Halleran 1 (D) 2017 Martha McSally 2 (R) 2015 Running for AZ Senator 2018 Targeted by DCCC's Red to Blue program: former U.S. Rep. Raul Grijalva 3 (D) 2003 Paul Gosar 4 (R) 2011 Andy Biggs 5 (R) 2017 David Schweikert 6 (R) 2011 Ruben Gallego 7 (D) 2015 Trent Franks 8 (R) 2003 Rep. Franks resigned Governor Doug Ducey (R-AZ) set the date for the primary as Feb. 27, and the special election date is set for April 24, 2018.
(AZ law requires a special election because Rep. Franks resigned more than 6 months before the next scheduled election in Nov. 2018).
Debbie Lesko (R) won the April 24 special election.
Kyrsten Sinema 9 (D) 2013 Running for AZ Senator 2018 Open seat: Greg Stanton (Democratic)Arkansas Rick Crawford 1 (R) 2011 French Hill 2 (R) 2015 Steve Womack 3 (R) 2011 Bruce Westerman 4 (R) 2015 California News coverage of 2018 House races: CA Doug LaMalfa 1 (R) 2013 Jared Huffman 2 (D) 2013 John Garamendi 3 (D) 2009* Tom McClintock 4 (R) 2009 Mike Thompson 5 (D) 1999 Doris Matsui 6 (D) 2005* Ami Bera 7 (D) 2013 Paul Cook 8 (R) 2013 Jerry McNerney 9 (D) 2007 Jeff Denham 10 (R) 2011 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority; challenger Josh Harder (Democratic).Mark DeSaulnier 11 (D) 2015 Nancy Pelosi 12 (D) 1987 Barbara Lee 13 (D) 1998* Jackie Speier 14 (D) 2008* Eric Swalwell 15 (D) 2013 Jim Costa 16 (D) 2005 Ro Khanna 17 (D) 2017 Anna Eshoo 18 (D) 1993 Zoe Lofgren 19 (D) 1995 Jimmy Panetta 20 (D) 2017 David Valadao 21 (R) 2013 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority. Winner: T.J. Cox (D) Devin Nunes 22 (R) 2003 Kevin McCarthy 23 (R) 2007 Salud Carbajal 24 (D) 2017 Steve Knight 25 (R) 2015 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority; challenger Katie Hill (Democratic)Julia Brownley 26 (D) 2013 Judy Chu 27 (D) 2009 Adam Schiff 28 (D) 2001 Tony Cardenas 29 (D) 2013 Brad Sherman 30 (D) 1997 Pete Aguilar 31 (D) 2015 Grace Napolitano 32 (D) 1999 Ted Lieu 33 (D) 2015 Xavier Becerra 34 (D) 1993 Resigned 2017 Rep. Becerra resigned Senator-elect Kamala Harris . Becerra called the appointment by Gov. Jerry Brown a "phenomenal opportunity" but it leaves his constituents unrepresented for months and then burdened by the expense of a Special Election (April 4 with a June 6 runoff).
On April 4, Robert Lee Ahn was defeated in special Democratic primary election. On June 6, Jimmy Gomez defeated William Rodriguez Morrison (R).
Norma Torres 35 (D) 2015 Raul Ruiz 36 (D) 2013 Karen Bass 37 (D) 2011 Linda Sanchez 38 (D) 2003 Ed Royce 39 (R) 1993 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Gil Cisneros (Democratic) vs. Young Kim (Republican)Lucille Roybal-Allard 40 (D) 1993 Mark Takano 41 (D) 2013 Ken Calvert 42 (R) 1993 Maxine Waters 43 (D) 1991 Nanette Barragan 44 (D) 2017 Mimi Walters 45 (R) 2015 Incumbent unseated Katie Porter (Democratic)Lou Correa 46 (D) 2017 Alan Lowenthal 47 (D) 2013 Dana Rohrabacher 48 (R) 1989 Hot race: Harley Rouda (Democratic) Darrell Issa 49 (R) 2001 Retiring 2018 Hot race: Rocky Chavez vs. Diane Harkey (Republican) vs. Mike Levin (Democratic)Duncan D. Hunter 50 (R) 2009 Juan Vargas 51 (D) 2013 Scott Peters 52 (D) 2013 Susan Davis 53 (D) 2001 Colorado Diana DeGette 1 (D) 1997 Jared Polis 2 (D) 2009 Running for CO Governor 2018 Open seat: Joe Neguse (Democratic) vs. Peter Yu (Republican)Scott Tipton 3 (R) 2011 Ken Buck 4 (R) 2015 Doug Lamborn 5 (R) 2007 Mike Coffman 6 (R) 2009 Targeted by BOTH the NRCC and the DCCC: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority. Democratic challenger targeted by DCCC's Red to Blue program: former Army Ranger Jason Crow Ed Perlmutter 7 (D) 2007 Running 2018, after announcing retirement Withdrew retirement: CO Governor 2018 race . On Aug. 21, 2017, he withdrew from the gubernatorial race and re-entered the House race.Connecticut John Larson 1 (D) 1999 Joe Courtney 2 (D) 2007 Rosa DeLauro 3 (D) 1991 Jim Himes 4 (D) 2009 Elizabeth Esty 5 (D) 2013 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Jahana Hayes (Democratic) vs. Manny Santos (Republican)Delaware Lisa Blunt Rochester AL (D) 2017 District of Columbia Eleanor Holmes Norton AL (D) 1991 Florida News coverage of 2018 House races: FL Matt Gaetz 1 (R) 2017 Neal Dunn 2 (R) 2017 Ted Yoho 3 (R) 2013 John Rutherford 4 (R) 2017 Al Lawson 5 (D) 2017 Ron DeSantis 6 (R) 2013 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Michael Waltz (Republican)Stephanie Murphy 7 (D) 2017 Hot race: former U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson Bill Posey 8 (R) 2009 Darren Soto 9 (D) 2017 Val Demings 10 (D) 2017 Daniel Webster 11 (R) 2011 Redistricted from 10th district Gus Bilirakis 12 (R) 2007 Charlie Crist 13 (D) 2017 Kathy Castor 14 (D) 2007 Dennis Ross 15 (R) 2011 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Ross Spano (Republican) Vern Buchanan 16 (R) 2007 Tom Rooney 17 (R) 2009 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Greg Steube (Republican)Brian Mast 18 (R) 2017 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority.Francis Rooney 19 (R) 2017 Alcee Hastings 20 (D) 1993 Ted Deutch 21 (D) 2010 Lois Frankel 22 (D) 2013 Debbie Wasserman Schultz 23 (D) 2005 Frederica Wilson 24 (D) 2011 Mario Diaz-Balart 25 (R) 2003 Carlos Curbelo 26 (R) 2015 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority.
Democratic challenger: Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (Democratic)Ileana Ros-Lehtinen 27 (R) 1989 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Donna Shalala (Democratic)Georgia Buddy Carter 1 (R) 2015 Sanford Bishop 2 (D) 1993 Drew Ferguson 3 (R) 2007 Hank Johnson 4 (D) 2007 John Lewis 5 (D) 1987 Tom Price 6 (R) 2005 Resigning 2017 Rep. Price resigned Secretary of Health and Human Services . A special election was called by Gov. Nathan Deal (R, GA).
On June 20, 2017, Former Georgia Secretary of State Karen Handel (R) defeated Jon Ossoff (D), among others.
General election after special election: Lucy McBath (Democratic)Rob Woodall 7 (R) 2011 Open seat: Rob Woodall (Republican)Austin Scott 8 (R) 2011 Doug Collins 9 (R) 2013 Jody Hice 10 (R) 2015 Barry Loudermilk 11 (R) 2015 Rick Allen 12 (R) 2015 David Scott 13 (D) 2003 Tom Graves 14 (R) 2010 Hawaii Colleen Hanabusa 1 (D) 2011-15 & 2016* Running for HI Governor 2018 Hot race: former U.S. Rep. Ed Case (D) vs. former U.S. Senate candidate Cam Cavasso (R).
Tulsi Gabbard 2 (D) 2013 Idaho Raul Labrador 1 (R) 2011 Running for ID Governor 2018 Hot race: former state Sen. Russ Fulcher (R).
Mike Simpson 2 (R) 1999 Illinois Bobby Rush 1 (D) 1993 Robin Kelly 2 (D) 2013* Dan Lipinski 3 (D) 2005 Luis Gutierrez 4 (D) 1993 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Jesus Chuy Garcia over Mark Lorch (Republican)Mike Quigley 5 (D) 2009 Peter Roskam 6 (R) 2007 Incumbent unseated Sean Casten (Democratic)Danny K. Davis 7 (D) 1997 Raja Krishnamoorthi 8 (D) 2017 Jan Schakowsky 9 (D) 1999 Brad Schneider 10 (R) 2017 Previously in House 2013-2015 Bill Foster 11 (D) 2013 Previously in House 2008-2011 Mike Bost 12 (R) 2015 Targeted by BOTH the NRCC and the DCCC: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority. Democratic challenger targeted by DCCC's Red to Blue program: St. Clair County State's Attorney Brendan Kelly Rodney L. Davis 13 (R) 2013 Randy Hultgren 14 (R) 2011 Incumbent unseated Lauren Underwood (Democratic)John Shimkus 15 (R) 1997 Adam Kinzinger 16 (R) 2011 Cheri Bustos 17 (D) 2013 Darin LaHood 18 (R) 2015*
Indiana Pete Visclosky 1 (D) 1985 Jackie Walorski 2 (R) 2013 Jim Banks 3 (R) 2017 Todd Rokita 4 (R) 2011 Running for IN Senator 2018 Open seat: Jim Baird vs. Tobi Beck (Democratic)Susan Brooks 5 (R) 2013 Luke Messer 6 (R) 2013 Running for IN Senator 2018 Open seat: Greg Pence vs. Jeannine Lake (Democratic)Andre Carson 7 (D) 2008 Larry Bucshon 8 (R) 2011 Trey Hollingsworth 9 (R) 2017 Iowa Rod Blum 1 (R) 2015 Targeted by BOTH the NRCC and the DCCC: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority.
Democratic challenger targeted by DCCC's Red to Blue program: state Rep. Abby Finkenauer David Loebsack 2 (D) 2007 David Young 3 (R) 2015 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority;
Democratic challnger Cindy Axne Steve King 4 (R) 2003 Kansas Roger Marshall 1 (R) 2017 Lynn Jenkins 2 (R) 2009 Retiring 2018 Targeted by DCCC's Red to Blue program: Steve Watkins (Republican)Kevin Yoder 3 (R) 2011 Incumbent unseated Sharice Davids (Democratic)Mike Pompeo 4 (R) 2011 Resigned 2017 Rep. Pompeo resigned Director of the CIA . A special election was set for April 11 by Gov. Sam Brownback (R, KS).
State Treasurer Ron Estes (R) won the special general election to U.S. House, defeating James Thompson (D)
Kentucky James Comer 1 (R) 2016* Brett Guthrie 2 (R) 2009 John Yarmuth 3 (D) 2007 Thomas Massie 4 (R) 2012* Hal Rogers 5 (R) 1981 Andy Barr 6 (R) 2013 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority; Democratic nominee: Amy McGrath , who in the Democratic primary defeated Jim Gray .Louisiana Steve Scalise 1 (R) 2008 Cedric Richmond 2 (D) 2011 Clay Higgins 3 (R) 2017 Mike Johnson 4 (R) 2017 Ralph Abraham 5 (R) 2015 Garret Graves 6 (R) 2015 Maine Chellie Pingree 1 (D) 2009 Bruce Poliquin 2 (R) 2015 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority; Democratic challenger Jared Golden Maryland Andy Harris 1 (R) 2011 Dutch Ruppersberger 2 (D) 2003 John Sarbanes 3 (D) 2007 Anthony Brown 4 (D) 2017 Steny Hoyer 5 (D) 1981 John Delaney 6 (D) 2013 Retiring to run for President 2020 Open seat: David Trone (Democratic)Elijah Cummings 7 (D) 1996 Jamie Raskin 8 (D) 2017 Massachusetts Richard Neal 1 (D) 1989 Jim McGovern 2 (D) 1997 Niki Tsongas 3 (D) 2007 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Lori Trahan (Democratic)Joe Kennedy III 4 (D) 2013 Katherine Clark 5 (D) 2013* Seth Moulton 6 (D) 1997 Mike Capuano 7 (D) 1999 Hot Race: Boston City Councilor Ayanna Pressley .Stephen Lynch 8 (D) 2001* Bill Keating 9 (D) 2011 Michigan News coverage of 2018 House races: MI Jack Bergman 1 (R) 2017 Bill Huizenga 2 (R) 2011 Justin Amash 3 (R) 2011 John Moolenaar 4 (R) 2015 Dan Kildee 5 (D) 2013 Fred Upton 6 (R) 1987 Tim Walberg 7 (R) 2011 Mike Bishop 8 (R) 2001 Targeted by BOTH the NRCC and the DCCC: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority.
Democratic challenger targeted by DCCC's Red to Blue program: former Defense official Elissa Slotkin Sander Levin 9 (D) 1983 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Andy Levin (Democratic) vs. Candius Stearns (Republican)Paul Mitchell 10 (R) 2017 Dave Trott 11 (R) 2015 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Haley Stevens (Democratic)Debbie Dingell 12 (D) 2015 John Conyers 13 (D) 1965 Rep. Conyers resigned Governor Rick Snyder (R-MI) opted to keep the House seat vacant for 11 months, until Nov. 2018.
(MI law allows for a special election anytime between now and the next election; Snyder chose the special election date to coincide with the general election date in Nov. 2018);
Special election Democratic challenger: Brenda Jones ; General election Democratic challenger: Rashida Tlaib Brenda Lawrence 14 (D) 2015 Minnesota News coverage of 2018 House races: MN Tim Walz 1 (D) 2007 Running for MN Governor 2018 Open seat: Jim Hagedorn (Republican)Jason Lewis 2 (R) 2017 Targeted by BOTH the NRCC and the DCCC: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority.
Democratic challenger targeted by DCCC's Red to Blue program: 2016 nominee Angie Craig Erik Paulsen 3 (R) 2009 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority.
Democratic challenger Dean Phillips Betty McCollum 4 (D) 2001 Keith Ellison 5 (D) 2007 Running for OH Attorney General 2018 Open seat: Ilhan Omar (Democratic) vs. Jennifer Zielinski (Republican)Tom Emmer 6 (R) 2015 Collin Peterson 7 (D) 1991 Rick Nolan 8 (D) 2013 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Pete Stauber (Republican)Mississippi Trent Kelly 1 (R) 2015* Bennie Thompson 2 (D) 1993* Gregg Harper 3 (R) 2009 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Michael Guest (Republican)Steven Palazzo 4 (R) 2011 Missouri William Lacy Clay 1 (D) 2001 Ann Wagner 2 (R) 2013 Blaine Luetkemeyer 3 (R) 2009 Vicky Hartzler 4 (R) 2011 Emanuel Cleaver 5 (D) 2005 Sam Graves 6 (R) 2001 Billy Long 7 (R) 2011 Jason Smith 8 (R) 2013* Montana Ryan Zinke AL (R) 2015 Resigned 2017 Rep. Zinke resigned Secretary of Interior . A special election was called by Gov. Steve Bullock (D, MT).
Former gubernatorial candidate Greg Gianforte (R) defeated Rob Quist (D) in the special election May 25, 2017;
then defeated Dan Feehan (Democratic) in the Nov. 2018 general election.
Nebraska Jeff Fortenberry 1 (R) 2005 Don Bacon 2 (R) 2017 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority; Dem. challenger: Kara Eastman (won primary, May 15) vs. former U.S. Rep. Brad Ashford .Adrian Smith 3 (R) 2007 Nevada Dina Titus 1 (D) 2013 Previously in House 2009-2011 Mark Amodei 2 (R) 2011 Jacky Rosen 3 (D) 2017 Running for NV Senator 2018 Targeted by DCCC's Red to Blue program: Danny Tarkanian (R) vs 2016 NV-04 candidate Susie Lee Ruben Kihuen 4 (D) 2017 Retiring 2018 Hot race: former U.S. Rep. Cresent Hardy vs. Democratic challenger former U.S. Rep. New Hampshire Carol Shea-Porter 1 (D) 2007-2011 & 2017 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Chris Pappas (Democratic)Annie Kuster 2 (D) 2013 New Jersey News coverage of 2018 House races: NJ Donald Norcross 1 (D) 2015 Frank LoBiondo 2 (R) 2003 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Jeff Van Drew (Democratic)Tom MacArthur 3 (R) 2015 Incumbent unseated Andy Kim (Democratic)Chris Smith 4 (R) 1981 Josh Gottheimer 5 (D) 2017 Frank Pallone 6 (D) 1989 Leonard Lance 7 (R) 2009 Incumbent unseated Tom Malinowski (Democratic)Albio Sires 8 (D) 2006* Bill Pascrell 9 (D) 1997 Donald Payne Jr. 10 (D) 2012* Rodney Frelinghuysen 11 (R) 1995 Retiring 2018 Hot race: Mikie Sherrill vs R: Jay WebberBonnie Coleman 12 (R) 2015 New Mexico Michelle Lujan-Grisham 1 (D) 2013 Running for NM Governor 2018 Open seat: Steve Pearce 2 (R) 2011 Running for NM Governor 2018 Open seat: Yvette Herrell (Republican) vs. Xochitl Torres Small (Democratic)Ben Ray Lujan 3 (D) 2009 New York News coverage of 2018 House races: NY Lee Zeldin 1 (R) 2015 Peter King 2 (R) 1993 Tom Suozzi 3 (D) 2017 Kathleen Rice 4 (D) 2015 Gregory Meeks 5 (D) 1999 Grace Meng 6 (D) 2013 Nydia Velazquez 7 (D) 1993 Hakeem Jeffries 8 (D) 2013 Yvette Clarke 9 (D) 2007 Jerrold Nadler 10 (D) 1993 Daniel M. Donovan 11 (R) 2015* Contested race: Former congressman and convicted felon Michael Grimm (R) vs. Max Rose (Democratic)Carolyn Maloney 12 (D) 1993 Adriano Espaillat 13 (D) 2017 Joseph Crowley 14 (D) 1999 Incumbent unseated Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Democratic)Jose Serrano 15 (D) 1990 Eliot Engel 16 (D) 1989 Nita Lowey 17 (D) 1989 Sean Maloney 18 (D) 2013 John Faso 19 (R) 2017 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority.
Democratic challenger: Antonio Delgado Paul Tonko 20 (D) 2009 Elise Stefanik 21 (R) 2015 Claudia Tenney 22 (R) 2017 Targeted by BOTH the NRCC and the DCCC: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority.
Democratic challenger targeted by DCCC's Red to Blue program: state Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi Tom Reed 23 (R) 2010 John Katko 24 (R) 2015 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority.Louise Slaughter 25 (D) 1987 Deceased 2018 Special election: Gov. Andrew Cuomo must call a special election by July 1st; on April 19, a lawsuit was filed to enforce that deadline, but the special election will be held on Nov. 6.
Challengers: Jim Maxwell (Republican) vs. Joe Morelle (Democratic)Brian Higgins 26 (D) 2005 Chris Collins 27 (R) 2013 Retiring 2018 Hot Race: North Carolina G.K. Butterfield 1 (D) 2004* George Holding 2 (R) 2013 Redistricted from 13th district Walter Beaman Jones 3 (R) 1995 David Price 4 (D) 1997 Virginia Foxx 5 (R) 2005 Mark Walker 6 (R) 2015 David Rouzer 7 (R) 2015 Richard Hudson 8 (R) 2013 Robert Pittenger 9 (R) 2013 Lost GOP primary, May 8, 2018 Targeted by DCCC's Red to Blue program: Dan McCready ; Republican Mark Harris defeated incumbent in primary (May 2018);
general election was de-certified due to electoral irregularities, and neither candidate will be seated in Congress pending a new election. Patrick McHenry 10 (R) 2005 Mark Meadows 11 (R) 2013 Alma Adams 12 (D) 2014* Ted Budd 13 (R) 2017 North Dakota Kevin Cramer AL (R) 2013 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Kelly Armstrong (Republican) vs. Mac Schneider (Democratic)[Ohio Steve Chabot 1 (R) 2011 Brad Wenstrup 2 (R) 2013 Joyce Beatty 3 (D) 2013 Jim Jordan 4 (R) 2007 Bob Latta 5 (R) 2007 Bill Johnson 6 (R) 2011 Bob Gibbs 7 (R) 2011 Warren Davidson 8 (R) 2016* Marcy Kaptur 9 (D) 1983 Mike Turner 10 (R) 2003 Marcia Fudge 11 (D) 2008* Pat Tiberi 12 (R) 2001 Retiring 2018 Rep. Tiberi resigned Governor John Kasich (R-OH) set the special election date for August 7th, following a primary election on May 8th 2018.
The winner of the August 2018 special election will serve until January 2019, and all current candidates are ALSO running for the regular election in November 2018 (the winner of the November 2018 election will serve from Jan.2019 until Jan.2021).
Contenders include Franklin County Sheriff Zach Scott (D) and 2016 Congressional nominee Ed Albertson (D), vs. State Sen. Troy Balderson (R) and State Senator Kevin Bacon (R)
Tim Ryan 13 (D) 2003 David Joyce 14 (R) 2013 Steve Stivers 15 (R) 2011 Jim Renacci 16 (R) 2011 Running for OH Senator 2018 Open seat: Anthony Gonzalez over Susan Moran Palmer (Democratic)Oklahoma Jim Bridenstine 1 (R) 2013 Appointed to head NASA Rep. Bridenstine Administrator of NASA in September, 2017.
Upon confirmation in April 2018, he decided to NOT resign from Congress, but announced he would not run for re-election in 2018.
Challengers: Tim Gilpin (Democratic) vs. Kevin Hern (Republican)
Markwayne Mullin 2 (R) 2013 Frank Lucas 3 (R) 2003 Tom Cole 4 (R) 2003 Steve Russell 5 (R) 2015 Incumbent unseated Kendra Horn (Democratic)[Oregon Suzanne Bonamici 1 (D) 2012 Greg Walden 2 (R) 1999 Earl Blumenauer 3 (D) 1996* Peter DeFazio 4 (D) 1987 Kurt Schrader 5 (D) 2009 Pennsylvania News coverage of 2018 House races: PA Bob Brady 1 (D) 1998* Retiring 2018 Dwight E. Evans 2 (D) 2016* Mike Kelly 3 (R) 2011 Scott Perry 4 (R) 2013 Open seat: Mary Gay Scanlon (Democratic)Glenn Thompson 5 (R) 2009 Open seat: Madeleine Dean (Democratic)Ryan Costello 6 (R) 2015 Retiring 2018 Targeted by DCCC's Red to Blue program: Chrissy Houlahan (D) vs. Greg McCauley (R)Pat Meehan 7 (R) 2011 Resigned 2018 Rep. Meehan resigned Governor Tom Wolf (D-PA) set the date for the special election to coincide with the November general election.
Due to court-ordered redistricting, the new 7th district has different boundaries than Meehan's existing 7th district.
Contenders for new 7th district: Susan Wild (D) vs. Marty Nothstein (R)Brian Fitzpatrick 8 (R) 2017 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority. (Brian Fitzpatrick won in new 1st District)Bill Shuster 9 (R) 2001* Retiring 2018 Open seat: Dan Meuser Tom Marino 10 (R) 2011 Lou Barletta 11 (R) 2011 Running for PA Senator 2018 Open seat: Brian Fitzpatrick (R) vs. Lloyd Smucker (R) Keith Rothfus 12 (R) 2013 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority.Brendan Boyle 13 (D) 2015 Open seat: John Joyce (Republican) vs. Brent Ottaway (Democratic)Michael Doyle 14 (D) 1995 Open seat: Guy Reschenthaler (Republican) vs. Bibiana Boerio (Democratic)Charlie Dent 15 (R) 2005 Retiring 2018 Vacancy: Open seat: Lloyd Smucker 16 (R) 2017 Matt Cartwright 17 (D) 2013 Redistricting pits two incumbents against each other: U.S. Rep. Conor Lamb (D) vs U.S. Rep. Keith Rothfus (R)
Tim Murphy 18 (R) 2003 Resigned 2018 Rep. Murphy resigned Governor Tom Wolf (D-PA) set the date for the special election for March 13, 2018.
Republicans nominated State Rep. Rick Saccone on Nov. 11; on Nov. 19 Democrats nominated Conor Lamb , who won the March 13 special election.
Rhode Island David Cicilline 1 (D) 2011 James Langevin 2 (D) 2001 South Carolina Mark Sanford 1 (R) 2013* Lost primary June 2018 Incumbent unseated in primary Joe Cunningham (Democratic)Joe Wilson 2 (R) 2001 Jeff Duncan 3 (R) 2011 Trey Gowdy 4 (R) 2011 Retiring 2018 Hot race: Lee Bright vs. William Timmons (R) or Dan HamiltonMick Mulvaney 5 (R) 2011 Resigning 2017 Rep. Mulvaney resigned Budget Director .
Ralph Norman (R) won the special election on June 20, 2017, defeating State Rep. Tommy Pope and others.Jim Clyburn 6 (D) 1993 Tom Rice 7 (R) 2013 South Dakota Kristi Noem AL (R) 2011 Running for SD Governor 2018 Open seat: Dusty Johnson (Republican)Tennessee Phil Roe 1 (R) 2009 Jimmy Duncan 2 (R) 1988* Retiring 2018 Open seat: Tim Burchett (Republican) vs. Renee Hoyos (Democratic)Chuck Fleischmann 3 (R) 2011 Scott DesJarlais 4 (R) 2011 Jim Cooper 5 (D) 2003 Diane Black 6 (R) 2011 Running for TN Governor 2018 Open seat: John Rose (Republican) vs. Dawn Barlow (Democratic)Marsha Blackburn 7 (R) 2003 Running for TN Senator 2018 Open seat: Mark E. Green over Justin Kanew (Democratic)David Kustoff 8 (R) 2017 Steve Cohen 9 (D) 2007 Texas News coverage of 2018 House races: TX Louie Gohmert 1 (R) 2005 Ted Poe 2 (R) 2005 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Dan Crenshaw Sam Johnson 3 (R) 1991 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Van Taylor John Ratcliffe 4 (R) 2015 Jeb Hensarling 5 (R) 2003 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Lance Gooden Joe Barton 6 (R) 1985 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Ron Wright John Culberson 7 (R) 2001 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority.
Democratic challenger: Lizzie Pannill Fletcher (Democratic)Kevin Brady 8 (R) 1997 Al Green 9 (D) 2005 Michael McCaul 10 (R) 2005 Mike Conaway 11 (R) 2005 Kay Granger 12 (R) 1999 Mac Thornberry 13 (R) 1995 Randy Weber 14 (R) 2013 Vicente Gonzalez 15 (D) 2017 Beto O'Rourke 16 (D) 2013 Running for TX Senator 2018 Open seat: Veronica Escobar Bill Flores 17 (R) 2011 Sheila Jackson Lee 18 (D) 1995 Jodey Arrington 19 (R) 2017 Joaquin Castro 20 (D) 2013 Lamar Smith 21 (R) 1987 Retiring 2018 Hot race: former U.S. Rep Quico Canseco vs. Republican Chip Roy Pete Olson 22 (R) 2009 Will Hurd 23 (R) 2015 Targeted Race: NRCC Patriot Program to defend the House GOP majority.Kenny Marchant 24 (R) 2005 Roger Williams 25 (R) 2013 Michael Burgess 26 (R) 2003 Blake Farenthold 27 (R) 2011 Resigned 2018 Special election Gov. Greg Abbott has called a special election for June 30, with a runoff (if needed) in September.
Republican-leaning district favors Michael Cloud Henry Cuellar 28 (D) 2005 Gene Green 29 (D) 1993 Retiring 2018 Open seat: Sylvia Garcia Eddie Bernice Johnson 30 (D) 1991 John Carter 31 (R) 2003 Pete Sessions 32 (R) 1997 Incumbent unseated Colin Allred (Democratic)Marc Veasey 33 (D) 2013 Filemon Vela 34 (D) 2013 Lloyd Doggett 35 (D) 1995 Brian Babin 36 (R) 2015 Utah Rob Bishop 1 (R) 2003 Chris Stewart 2 (R) 2013 Jason Chaffetz 3 (R) 2009 Rep. Chaffetz resigned Gov. Gary Herbert for Nov. 7 2017; the winner was John Curtis .
Ben McAdams (Democratic)
