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2022 2024 United States House of Representatives elections (A New Order) 2026
All 444 seats up for election
5 November, 2024
Turnout 93%
First party Second party Third party
Leader Harold Ford Ayanna Pressley Johnathon Sharkey
Party Democratic-Conservative Socialist-Progressive Republican-Moderate
Leader since 2023 2022 2023
Seats before 97 78 153
Seats won Increase+48 Increase+37 Decrease-48
Seats after 145 115 105
Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
Leader Michael Loebs Jo Jorgensen Cheri Honkala
Party California-Texas National Libertarian Green
Leader since 2018 2022 2022
Seats before 4 47 38
Seats won Increase+18 Decrease-31 Decrease-24
Seats after 22 16 14

Background[]

West's Presidency[]

Tensions with the Rising Powers[]

Restoration of Democracy[]

California and Texas Secessionism[]

Results[]

Election Results
Party Seats Won
Democratic-Conservative 145
Socialist-Progressive 115
Republican-Moderate 105
California-Texas National Electorate 22
Libertarian 16
Green 14
Constitution 12
Communist 8
Puerto Rican Independence Party-Independent Citizens Movement 4
Aloha Āina 2
Alaskan Independence Party 1

Absaroka[]

Alabama[]

Alaska[]

Arizona[]

Arkansas[]

California[]

Carolina[]

Colorado[]

Conneticut[]

Columbia[]

Dakota[]

Florida[]

Franklin[]

Georgia[]

Hawaii[]

Idaho[]

Illinois[]

Iowa[]

Kansas[]

Kentucky[]

Louisiana[]

Maryland[]

Michigan[]

Minnesota[]

Mississippi[]

Missouri[]

Montana[]

Nebraska[]

Nevada[]

Massachusets[]

New Mexico[]

New York[]

Ohio[]

Charter Party Leader Chris Bortz won the State's 1st district.

Oklahoma[]

Oregon[]

Pennsylvania[]

Puerto Rico[]

Tennessee[]

Texas[]

Virginia[]

Utah[]

Wisconsin[]

Wyoming[]

Aftermath[]

Speaker of Congress, Harold Ford House Majority Leader, Ayanna Pressley House Minority Leader, Max Abramson