Ever wondered how the U.S. House of Representatives reflects the diverse political character of America? It's time to break down the number of Republican and Democratic representatives from each state, offering a snapshot of the nation's political landscape. From deep blue cities to ruby-red heartlands (and everywhere in between), you’ll discover how regional trends shape the power dynamic in Congress. Alongside the party counts, each state gets a quick spotlight on what makes its delegation unique.
Alabama
- Republicans: 5
- Democrats: 2
Alabama’s delegation is a classic Southern red stronghold, with Republicans controlling most of the seats. The two Democratic districts are a bright blue dot in a sea of crimson, providing a bit of political contrast to the state’s otherwise steady GOP drumbeat. The GOP takes the field in nearly every district except one blue patch in Birmingham.
Alaska
- Republicans: 1
Alaska keeps it simple with just one at-large seat, currently held by a Republican. With the entire state represented by a single voice, every Alaskan vote carries extra weight, making for a political landscape where every decision counts.
Arizona
- Republicans: 6
- Democrats: 3
Arizona’s delegation features six Republicans and three Democrats. The split reflects Arizona’s trademark balance, where red dominates in the rural and suburban zones, and blue is more prevalent in the urban centers.
Arkansas
- Republicans: 4
Arkansas isn’t shy about picking a side. Every district flies a solid red flag, but with elections coming up, there's no telling where Arkansas will land.
California
- Democrats: 43
- Republicans: 9
California is home to one of the most diverse delegations in Congress, with 43 Democrats and 9 Republicans representing the Golden State. California’s districts showcase the diversity of American life, ranging from the waves along the coastline to the bustling activity of Silicon Valley. Its representatives bring this vibrant mix to Washington.
Colorado
- Democrats: 4
- Republicans: 4
Colorado’s House lineup is a balanced blend, with four Democrats and four Republicans bringing a healthy mix of perspectives. Denver’s vibrant city life and the rugged spirit of the Rocky Mountains combine in this purple state, making sure that every corner and viewpoint has a voice.
Connecticut
- Democrats: 5
Connecticut sends a completely blue team to Washington DC, with all five representatives coming from the Democratic Party. The Nutmeg State showcases unity in its delegation, making its presence felt as a steadfast supporter of Democratic values in the House.
Delaware
- Democrats: 1
Small state, big blue presence—Delaware stands united with one Democratic voice in the House.
Florida
- Republicans: 20
- Democrats: 8
Florida stands out for its dynamic delegation, featuring a strong Republican majority balanced by a significant Democratic presence. The Sunshine State’s mix of coastal cities, retirees, and vibrant communities ensures its House roster is both lively and highly competitive every election cycle.
Georgia
- Republicans: 9
- Democrats: 5
In Georgia, the delegation delivers a true Southern blend. With rural areas leaning red and Atlanta’s urban energy adding blue, the state’s mix of 9 Republicans and 5 Democrats keeps its House seats lively and reflective of both tradition and progress.
Hawaii
- Democrats: 2
Hawaii’s House delegation consists of both seats held by Democrats. The Aloha State consistently sends a wave of blue to Congress, which allows its island values and perspectives to maintain a strong voice on the national stage.
Idaho
- Republicans: 2
Idaho’s House delegation is as straightforward as it gets, with both seats firmly in Republican hands. The state’s political landscape sticks to its conservative roots, making for a reliably red presence in Congress.
Illinois
- Democrats: 14
- Republicans: 3
Illinois sends a large Democratic contingent to the House, with Chicago leading the way for blue representation. Meanwhile, three Republican members from the suburbs and rural regions round out the state’s diverse congressional delegation, making Illinois a true political crossroads.
Indiana
- Republicans: 7
- Democrats: 2
Indiana’s delegation showcases its strong Republican lean, with seven representatives from the GOP and two from the Democratic Party. This split reflects Indiana’s mix of conservative rural areas and more progressive cities.
Iowa
- Republicans: 4
Iowa’s entire House delegation is red, with all four seats held by Republicans. This single-party sweep underscores the state’s trend toward conservative representation and its deeply rooted rural values.
Kansas
- Republicans: 3
- Democrats: 1
Kansas sends three Republicans and one Democrat to the House of Representatives. This mix highlights the state’s mostly conservative leanings, with a touch of Democratic influence near Kansas City.
Kentucky
- Republicans: 5
- Democrats: 1
Kentucky’s delegation tilts heavily red, with Republicans holding five out of six seats. Louisville stands as the lone blue district, adding a touch of Democratic flavor to the Bluegrass State’s House lineup.
Louisiana
- Republicans: 4
- Democrats: 2
Louisiana’s delegation is dominated by Republicans, with just two Democratic seats providing contrast. One of those blue seats comes from the district in New Orleans, bringing some diversity to an otherwise solidly red lineup.
Maine
- Democrats: 2
Maine’s delegation is entirely blue, with both seats held by Democrats. From the rocky coastline to the northern woods, the Pine Tree State delivers a unified Democratic voice to represent.
Maryland
- Democrats: 7
- Republicans: 1
Maryland’s delegation is stacked with Democrats, sending seven blue voices to Washington and just one representative from the GOP. Baltimore and the suburbs keep things solidly blue, while western Maryland adds a touch of red to the state’s political palette.
Massachusetts
- Democrats: 9
Massachusetts is a Democratic powerhouse, sending all nine representatives from the blue team to Capitol Hill. The Bay State’s delegation reflects its deep-rooted progressive values, standing out as one of the most reliably Democratic lineups in the nation.
Michigan
- Democrats: 8
- Republicans: 7
Michigan’s delegation showcases a near-even split between Democrats and Republicans, with just one seat tipping the balance red. Urban areas such as Detroit and Ann Arbor provide strong Democratic support, while much of the rest of the state favors Republicans. This blend of city and rural interests makes Michigan a state to watch in every election cycle.
Minnesota
- Democrats: 4
- Republicans: 4
Minnesota’s House delegation is perfectly balanced, with four Democrats and four Republicans. This even split mirrors the state’s diverse regions, from urban centers like Minneapolis-St. Paul to its rural heartlands, ensuring political equilibrium and spirited debate on every issue.
Mississippi
- Republicans: 3
- Democrats: 1
Mississippi’s House delegation is dominated by Republicans, who hold three of the four seats. The lone Democratic representative comes from the district encompassing the Mississippi Delta, an area with deep historical roots and a strong African American community. In most of the state’s rural and suburban districts, conservative values prevail, making Mississippi a reliably red state in national politics.
Missouri
- Republicans: 6
- Democrats: 2
Missouri’s House delegation leans decisively Republican, with six of the eight seats going to the GOP. The two Democratic representatives hold down the fort in the urban hubs of St. Louis and Kansas City, while the rest of the state stands as a stronghold for Republican values. This mix gives Missouri a voice for both its metropolitan centers and its vast rural communities.
Montana
- Republicans: 2
Montana’s congressional team consists of two House seats, both held by Republicans. With its vast rural landscapes and independent streak, Montana has recently shifted from a single at-large seat to two districts reflecting the state’s population growth. Both districts currently send red to Washington, underscoring Montana’s conservative tilt.
Nebraska
- Republicans: 3
Nebraska’s delegation is reliably red, with all three seats occupied by Republicans. While Omaha sometimes leans blue at the polls, the Cornhusker State currently sends an all-GOP team to Washington.
Nevada
- Republicans: 1
- Democrats: 3
Nevada's House delegation has a Democratic majority, with three of its four seats filled by Democrats. The state's politics are shaped by the urban centers of Las Vegas and Reno, which tend to vote blue, while rural areas lean Republican. This balance reflects Nevada’s unique blend of cosmopolitan energy and wide-open desert, making it a true swing state in the national conversation.
New Hampshire
- Democrats: 2
New Hampshire’s delegation is all blue, with both House seats filled by Democrats. Known for its political independence and willingness to flip parties, the Granite State is, for now, solidly in the Democratic camp. With its two representatives, New Hampshire adds a touch of New England blue to the Congressional roster.
New Jersey
- Democrats: 9
- Republicans: 3
New Jersey's House delegation is strongly Democratic, with nine out of twelve seats held by Democrats. The state's deep blue lean comes from its densely populated urban and suburban regions like Newark and Jersey City. Republican strength remains in a handful of districts, mostly in more rural or shore communities. This mix gives New Jersey a reliably blue presence in the House.
New Mexico
- Democrats: 3
New Mexico sends an entirely blue delegation to the House. Santa Fe’s vibrant arts scene and the vast desert landscapes highlight the Land of Enchantment's consistent Democratic perspective, bringing a unique Southwestern voice to Capitol Hill.
New York
- Democrats: 19
- Republicans: 7
New York sends one of the largest delegations to the House, and Democrats hold the majority, thanks to New York City and its suburbs. However, Republicans still have a presence, especially in upstate and Long Island districts. New York’s representatives play a pivotal role in shaping national policy, influenced by the state’s size, economic clout, and vibrant communities.
North Carolina
- Republicans: 10
- Democrats: 4
North Carolina's House delegation in Washington consists mostly of Republican representation. This significant Republican majority turns every congressional contest into a high-stakes race, keeping the state at the forefront of national political attention. Consequently, each district becomes vital in the fight for majority influence.
North Dakota
- Republicans: 1
North Dakota’s delegation consists of a single seat held by a Republican. The state’s rural character and conservative values are reflected in its consistent GOP representation.
Ohio
- Republicans: 10
- Democrats: 5
Ohio’s delegation is led by a strong Republican majority, with ten GOP seats showing the state’s red lean in suburban and rural areas. Democrats hold five seats thanks to strong support in urban centers like Cleveland and Columbus. This mix captures Ohio’s status as a true battleground state, where the balance of power is always up for grabs.
Oklahoma
- Republicans: 5
Oklahoma’s House delegation is a solid Republican bloc, with all five seats held by the GOP. The state’s conservative values are reflected in its delegation, as urban and rural districts alike lean red. This gives Oklahoma a consistent Republican voice in national politics.
Oregon
- Democrats: 5
- Republicans: 1
Oregon’s House delegation features a clear blue leaning. Five Democrats represent the state’s lively urban centers, like Portland and Eugene, while one Republican represents the rural district. This blend ensures Oregon’s voice in Congress reflects both its bustling cities and its wide-open countryside.
Pennsylvania
- Republicans: 10
- Democrats: 7
Pennsylvania’s House delegation consists of 10 Republican seats and 7 Democratic seats, indicating a Republican majority. This dynamic is significant as urban centers like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, which typically lean Democratic, face competition from a stronger Republican presence in rural and suburban areas. This situation illustrates the complexity of Pennsylvania's political landscape.
Rhode Island
- Democrats: 2
Rhode Island may be small in size, but it stands tall with a fully blue delegation. Both of its representatives are Democrats, proudly making the Ocean State a stronghold for the party in New England.
South Carolina
- Republicans: 6
- Democrats: 1
South Carolina’s House delegation has a strong Republican majority, with six of its seven seats held by the GOP. The sole Democratic representative hails from a district centered around Charleston, an urban area with historic ties to the Democratic Party. The rest of the state leans deeply conservative, reflecting South Carolina’s reputation as a Republican stronghold in the Southeast.
South Dakota
- Republicans: 1
South Dakota keeps it straightforward, with just one congressional seat held by Republicans. With the whole state represented by a single voice in Congress, the GOP’s message resonates across prairies, farms, and small towns, capturing the independent spirit of South Dakotans everywhere.
Texas
- Republicans: 25
- Democrats: 13
Texas boasts a massive delegation, and Republicans hold a strong majority with 25 seats. Democrats have a significant presence with 13 seats. Expansive cattle ranches and vibrant cities like Houston, Dallas, and Austin illustrate the Lone Star State’s notable size and diversity. The state is predominantly red, with bold blue areas illuminating every metropolitan center.
Utah
- Republicans: 4
Utah’s House delegation is entirely Republican, with all four seats held by the GOP. Utah’s representatives are known for supporting traditional and pro-business policies, maintaining the state’s reputation as a stronghold for the Republican Party.
Vermont
- Democrats: 1
Vermont keeps it straightforward with one at-large representative, a Democrat. Maple syrup season and autumn in the Green Mountains showcase the state’s commitment to its progressive roots by sending a singular blue voice to Congress, small in numbers but big in heart.
Virginia
- Republicans: 5
- Democrats: 6
Virginia’s House delegation reflects its evolving political identity, with a nearly even split between Republicans and Democrats. Northern Virginia’s urban and suburban centers favor Democrats, influenced by proximity to Washington, D.C., and a diverse, expanding population. In contrast, the state’s rural areas and parts of the south and southwest lean reliably Republican.
Washington
- Democrats: 8
- Republicans: 2
Washington’s delegation is dominated by Democrats, with eight of the state’s ten seats painted blue. The strong progressive influence comes from the Seattle metro area and the Puget Sound region, while Republicans find their foothold in the more rural east. This balance ensures both urban innovation and rural tradition are represented in Congress from the Evergreen State.
West Virginia
- Republicans: 2
West Virginia’s House delegation is made up entirely of Republicans, highlighting the state’s strong conservative shift in recent years. Once considered more of a swing state, West Virginia has seen both of its congressional districts move solidly to the GOP.
Wisconsin
- Republicans: 6
- Democrats: 2
Wisconsin’s delegation features a strong Republican majority, with six seats held by the GOP and two by Democrats. Madison and Milwaukee provide the blue highlights in an otherwise red-leaning state, ensuring both rural traditions and progressive urban energy are represented in Congress.
Wyoming
- Republicans: 1
Wyoming’s delegation keeps things simple and strongly conservative. The Cowboy State’s single House seat is held by a Republican, making its deep red presence unmistakable on the national stage.
