1994 Elections

Midterm

3 offices contested.

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1994

Balance of Power

45.0%Popular Vote51.9%

70,494,661 votes

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U.S. Senate

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35 contests|D won 14|R won 21

	State ▲	Winner	W%	Votes	Runner-up	R-up%	Votes	Margin	Swing
▶	Arizona	KylREP	53.7%	600,999	CoppersmithDEM	39.5%	442,510	R+14.2	↓ R+29.8
▶	California	FeinsteinDEM	46.7%	3,979,152	HuffingtonREP	44.8%	3,817,025	D+1.9	↑ D+10.7
▶	Connecticut	LiebermanDEM	67.0%	723,842	LabriolaREP	31.0%	334,833	D+36.0	↑ D+35.3
▶	Delaware	RothREP	55.8%	111,088	OberlyDEM	42.5%	84,554	R+13.3	↑ D+10.8
▶	Florida	MackREP	70.5%	2,894,726	RodhamDEM	29.5%	1,210,412	R+41.0	↓ R+40.2
▶	Hawaii	AkakaDEM	71.8%	256,189	HustaceREP	24.2%	86,320	D+47.6	↓ R+8.3
▶	Indiana	LugarREP	67.3%	1,039,625	JontzDEM	30.5%	470,799	R+36.9	↓ R+0.6
▶	Maine	SnoweREP	60.2%	308,244	AndrewsDEM	36.4%	186,042	R+23.9	↓ R+86.3
▶	Maryland	SarbanesDEM	59.1%	809,125	BrockREP	40.9%	559,908	D+18.2	↓ R+5.4
▶	Massachusetts	KennedyDEM	58.1%	1,266,011	RomneyREP	41.0%	894,005	D+17.1	↓ R+14.0
▶	Michigan	AbrahamREP	51.9%	1,578,770	CarrDEM	42.8%	1,300,960	R+9.1	↓ R+31.1
▶	Minnesota	GramsREP	49.0%	869,653	WyniaDEM	44.1%	781,860	R+5.0	↑ D+9.9
▶	Mississippi	LottREP	68.8%	418,333	HarperDEM	31.2%	189,752	R+37.6	↓ R+29.8
▶	Missouri	AshcroftREP	59.7%	1,060,149	WheatDEM	35.7%	633,697	R+24.0	↑ D+11.9
▶	Montana	BurnsREP	62.4%	218,542	MuddDEM	37.6%	131,845	R+24.7	↓ R+21.0
▶	Nebraska	KerreyDEM	54.8%	317,297	StoneyREP	45.0%	260,668	D+9.8	↓ R+5.3
▶	Nevada	BryanDEM	50.9%	193,804	FurmanREP	41.0%	156,020	D+9.9	↑ D+5.9
▶	New Jersey	LautenbergDEM	50.3%	1,033,487	HaytaianREP	47.0%	966,244	D+3.3	↓ R+5.1
▶	New Mexico	BingamanDEM	54.0%	249,989	McMillanREP	46.0%	213,025	D+8.0	↓ R+18.6
▶	New York	MoynihanDEM	55.2%	2,646,541	CastroREP	41.5%	1,988,308	D+13.7	↓ R+22.2
▶	North Dakota	ConradDEM	58.0%	137,157	ClayburthREP	42.0%	99,390	D+16.0	↓ R+4.4
▶	Ohio	DewineREP	53.4%	1,836,556	HyattDEM	39.2%	1,348,213	R+14.2	↓ R+28.2
▶	Oklahoma(S)	InhofeREP	55.3%	541,538	McCurdyDEM	39.9%	390,543	R+15.4	—
▶	Pennsylvania	SantorumREP	49.4%	1,735,691	WoffordDEM	46.9%	1,648,481	R+2.5	↑ D+31.5
▶	Rhode Island	ChafeeREP	64.5%	222,856	KushnerDEM	35.5%	122,532	R+29.1	↓ R+19.9
▶	Tennessee	FristREP	56.4%	834,226	SasserDEM	42.1%	623,164	R+14.3	↓ R+44.8
▶	Tennessee(S)	ThompsonREP	61.0%	885,998	CooperDEM	39.0%	565,930	R+22.0	↓ R+52.6
▶	Texas	HutchisonREP	60.9%	2,604,218	FisherDEM	38.3%	1,639,615	R+22.5	↓ R+41.7
▶	Utah	HatchREP	68.8%	357,297	SheaDEM	28.3%	146,938	R+40.5	↓ R+5.1
▶	Vermont	JeffordsREP	50.3%	106,505	BackusDEM	40.6%	85,868	R+9.8	↑ D+28.4
▶	Virginia	RobbDEM	45.6%	938,376	NorthREP	42.9%	882,213	D+2.7	↓ R+39.8
▶	Washington	GortonREP	55.8%	947,821	SimsDEM	44.3%	752,352	R+11.5	↓ R+9.3
▶	West Virginia	ByrdDEM	69.0%	290,495	KlosREP	31.0%	130,441	D+38.0	↑ D+8.5
▶	Wisconsin	KohlDEM	58.3%	912,662	WelchREP	40.7%	636,989	D+17.6	↑ D+13.1
▶	Wyoming	ThomasREP	58.9%	118,754	SullivanDEM	39.3%	79,287	R+19.6	↓ R+18.8

U.S. House

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Districts

435

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Democratic Seats

205

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Republican Seats

229

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House Popular Vote

R+6.9

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Governor

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36 contests|D won 11|R won 24|Other 1

	State ▲	Winner	W%	Votes	Runner-up	R-up%	Votes	Margin	Swing
▶	Alabama	JamesREP	50.3%	604,926	FolsomDEM	49.4%	594,169	R+0.9	↑ D+3.3
▶	Alaska	KnowlesDEM	0.0%	—	—	—	—	---	—
▶	Arizona	SymingtonREP	52.5%	593,492	BashaDEM	44.3%	500,702	R+8.2	—
▶	Arkansas	TuckerDEM	59.8%	428,936	NelsonREP	40.2%	287,904	D+19.7	↑ D+4.7
▶	California	WilsonREP	55.2%	4,781,766	BrownDEM	40.6%	3,519,799	R+14.6	↓ R+11.1
▶	Colorado	RomerDEM	55.5%	619,205	BensonREP	38.7%	432,042	D+16.8	↓ R+9.7
▶	Connecticut	RowlandREP	36.2%	415,201	CurryDEM	32.7%	375,133	R+3.5	↑ D+13.2
▶	Florida	ChilesDEM	50.8%	2,135,008	BushREP	49.2%	2,071,068	D+1.5	↓ R+11.5
▶	Georgia	MillerDEM	51.0%	788,926	MillnerREP	49.0%	756,371	D+2.1	↓ R+6.2
▶	Hawaii	CayetanoDEM	36.6%	134,978	OtherOTH	34.2%	126,127	D+7.3	↓ R+13.9
▶	Idaho	BattREP	52.3%	216,123	EchohawkDEM	43.9%	181,363	R+8.4	↓ R+44.8
▶	Illinois	EdgarREP	63.9%	1,984,318	NetschDEM	34.4%	1,069,850	R+29.4	↓ R+26.9
▶	Iowa	BranstadREP	56.8%	566,395	CampbellDEM	41.6%	414,453	R+15.2	↑ D+6.5
▶	Kansas	GravesREP	64.1%	526,113	SlatteryDEM	35.9%	294,733	R+28.2	↓ R+34.2
▶	Maine	OtherOTH	43.1%	220,367	BrennanDEM	33.8%	172,951	D+10.8	↑ D+13.4
▶	Maryland	GlendeningDEM	50.2%	708,094	SauerbreyREP	49.8%	702,101	D+0.4	↓ R+19.1
▶	Massachusetts	WeldREP	71.0%	1,610,298	RooseveltDEM	28.1%	636,138	R+43.0	↓ R+39.7
▶	Michigan	EnglerREP	61.5%	1,899,101	WolpeDEM	38.5%	1,188,438	R+23.0	↓ R+22.3
▶	Minnesota	CarlsonREP	62.0%	1,094,165	MartyDEM	33.4%	589,344	R+28.6	↓ R+25.3
▶	Nebraska	NelsonDEM	73.0%	423,270	SpenceREP	25.6%	148,230	D+47.5	↑ D+46.8
▶	Nevada	MillerDEM	52.7%	200,026	GibbonsREP	41.3%	156,875	D+11.4	↓ R+23.6
▶	New Hampshire	MerrillREP	69.9%	218,134	KingDEM	25.6%	79,686	R+44.4	↓ R+18.7
▶	New Mexico	JohnsonREP	49.8%	232,945	KingDEM	39.9%	186,686	R+9.9	↓ R+19.3
▶	New York	PatakiREP	48.7%	2,538,702	CuomoDEM	45.4%	2,364,904	R+3.3	↓ R+35.2
▶	Ohio	VoinovichREP	71.8%	2,401,572	BurchDEM	25.0%	835,849	R+46.8	↓ R+35.5
▶	Oklahoma	KeatingREP	46.9%	466,740	MildrenDEM	29.6%	294,936	R+17.3	↓ R+42.0
▶	Oregon	KitzhaberDEM	51.0%	622,083	SmithREP	42.4%	517,874	D+8.5	↑ D+2.8
▶	Pennsylvania	RidgeREP	45.4%	1,627,976	SingelDEM	39.9%	1,433,099	R+5.4	↓ R+40.7
▶	Rhode Island	AlmondREP	47.4%	171,194	YorkDEM	43.5%	157,361	R+3.8	↓ R+52.1
▶	South Carolina	BeasleyREP	50.4%	470,756	TheodoreDEM	47.9%	447,002	R+2.5	↑ D+39.1
▶	South Dakota	JanklowREP	55.4%	172,515	BeddowDEM	40.5%	126,273	R+14.8	↑ D+3.0
▶	Tennessee	SundquistREP	54.3%	807,107	BredesenDEM	44.7%	664,243	R+9.6	↓ R+33.8
▶	Texas	BushREP	53.5%	2,350,994	RichardsDEM	45.9%	2,016,928	R+7.6	↓ R+10.2
▶	Vermont	DeanDEM	68.7%	145,661	KelleyREP	19.0%	40,292	D+49.7	↑ D+55.5
▶	Wisconsin	ThompsonREP	67.2%	1,051,326	ChvalaDEM	30.9%	482,850	R+36.4	↓ R+20.0
▶	Wyoming	GeringerREP	58.7%	118,016	KarpanDEM	40.2%	80,747	R+18.5	↓ R+49.3

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1994 Elections

Midterm

3 offices contested.

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1994

Balance of Power

45.0%Popular Vote51.9%

70,494,661 votes

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U.S. Senate

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35 contests|D won 14|R won 21

	State ▲	Winner	W%	Votes	Runner-up	R-up%	Votes	Margin	Swing
▶	Arizona	KylREP	53.7%	600,999	CoppersmithDEM	39.5%	442,510	R+14.2	↓ R+29.8
▶	California	FeinsteinDEM	46.7%	3,979,152	HuffingtonREP	44.8%	3,817,025	D+1.9	↑ D+10.7
▶	Connecticut	LiebermanDEM	67.0%	723,842	LabriolaREP	31.0%	334,833	D+36.0	↑ D+35.3
▶	Delaware	RothREP	55.8%	111,088	OberlyDEM	42.5%	84,554	R+13.3	↑ D+10.8
▶	Florida	MackREP	70.5%	2,894,726	RodhamDEM	29.5%	1,210,412	R+41.0	↓ R+40.2
▶	Hawaii	AkakaDEM	71.8%	256,189	HustaceREP	24.2%	86,320	D+47.6	↓ R+8.3
▶	Indiana	LugarREP	67.3%	1,039,625	JontzDEM	30.5%	470,799	R+36.9	↓ R+0.6
▶	Maine	SnoweREP	60.2%	308,244	AndrewsDEM	36.4%	186,042	R+23.9	↓ R+86.3
▶	Maryland	SarbanesDEM	59.1%	809,125	BrockREP	40.9%	559,908	D+18.2	↓ R+5.4
▶	Massachusetts	KennedyDEM	58.1%	1,266,011	RomneyREP	41.0%	894,005	D+17.1	↓ R+14.0
▶	Michigan	AbrahamREP	51.9%	1,578,770	CarrDEM	42.8%	1,300,960	R+9.1	↓ R+31.1
▶	Minnesota	GramsREP	49.0%	869,653	WyniaDEM	44.1%	781,860	R+5.0	↑ D+9.9
▶	Mississippi	LottREP	68.8%	418,333	HarperDEM	31.2%	189,752	R+37.6	↓ R+29.8
▶	Missouri	AshcroftREP	59.7%	1,060,149	WheatDEM	35.7%	633,697	R+24.0	↑ D+11.9
▶	Montana	BurnsREP	62.4%	218,542	MuddDEM	37.6%	131,845	R+24.7	↓ R+21.0
▶	Nebraska	KerreyDEM	54.8%	317,297	StoneyREP	45.0%	260,668	D+9.8	↓ R+5.3
▶	Nevada	BryanDEM	50.9%	193,804	FurmanREP	41.0%	156,020	D+9.9	↑ D+5.9
▶	New Jersey	LautenbergDEM	50.3%	1,033,487	HaytaianREP	47.0%	966,244	D+3.3	↓ R+5.1
▶	New Mexico	BingamanDEM	54.0%	249,989	McMillanREP	46.0%	213,025	D+8.0	↓ R+18.6
▶	New York	MoynihanDEM	55.2%	2,646,541	CastroREP	41.5%	1,988,308	D+13.7	↓ R+22.2
▶	North Dakota	ConradDEM	58.0%	137,157	ClayburthREP	42.0%	99,390	D+16.0	↓ R+4.4
▶	Ohio	DewineREP	53.4%	1,836,556	HyattDEM	39.2%	1,348,213	R+14.2	↓ R+28.2
▶	Oklahoma(S)	InhofeREP	55.3%	541,538	McCurdyDEM	39.9%	390,543	R+15.4	—
▶	Pennsylvania	SantorumREP	49.4%	1,735,691	WoffordDEM	46.9%	1,648,481	R+2.5	↑ D+31.5
▶	Rhode Island	ChafeeREP	64.5%	222,856	KushnerDEM	35.5%	122,532	R+29.1	↓ R+19.9
▶	Tennessee	FristREP	56.4%	834,226	SasserDEM	42.1%	623,164	R+14.3	↓ R+44.8
▶	Tennessee(S)	ThompsonREP	61.0%	885,998	CooperDEM	39.0%	565,930	R+22.0	↓ R+52.6
▶	Texas	HutchisonREP	60.9%	2,604,218	FisherDEM	38.3%	1,639,615	R+22.5	↓ R+41.7
▶	Utah	HatchREP	68.8%	357,297	SheaDEM	28.3%	146,938	R+40.5	↓ R+5.1
▶	Vermont	JeffordsREP	50.3%	106,505	BackusDEM	40.6%	85,868	R+9.8	↑ D+28.4
▶	Virginia	RobbDEM	45.6%	938,376	NorthREP	42.9%	882,213	D+2.7	↓ R+39.8
▶	Washington	GortonREP	55.8%	947,821	SimsDEM	44.3%	752,352	R+11.5	↓ R+9.3
▶	West Virginia	ByrdDEM	69.0%	290,495	KlosREP	31.0%	130,441	D+38.0	↑ D+8.5
▶	Wisconsin	KohlDEM	58.3%	912,662	WelchREP	40.7%	636,989	D+17.6	↑ D+13.1
▶	Wyoming	ThomasREP	58.9%	118,754	SullivanDEM	39.3%	79,287	R+19.6	↓ R+18.8

U.S. House

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Districts

435

Contests on the full House page

Democratic Seats

205

Post-election chamber count

Republican Seats

229

Post-election chamber count

House Popular Vote

R+6.9

Two-party margin across all districts

Governor

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36 contests|D won 11|R won 24|Other 1

	State ▲	Winner	W%	Votes	Runner-up	R-up%	Votes	Margin	Swing
▶	Alabama	JamesREP	50.3%	604,926	FolsomDEM	49.4%	594,169	R+0.9	↑ D+3.3
▶	Alaska	KnowlesDEM	0.0%	—	—	—	—	---	—
▶	Arizona	SymingtonREP	52.5%	593,492	BashaDEM	44.3%	500,702	R+8.2	—
▶	Arkansas	TuckerDEM	59.8%	428,936	NelsonREP	40.2%	287,904	D+19.7	↑ D+4.7
▶	California	WilsonREP	55.2%	4,781,766	BrownDEM	40.6%	3,519,799	R+14.6	↓ R+11.1
▶	Colorado	RomerDEM	55.5%	619,205	BensonREP	38.7%	432,042	D+16.8	↓ R+9.7
▶	Connecticut	RowlandREP	36.2%	415,201	CurryDEM	32.7%	375,133	R+3.5	↑ D+13.2
▶	Florida	ChilesDEM	50.8%	2,135,008	BushREP	49.2%	2,071,068	D+1.5	↓ R+11.5
▶	Georgia	MillerDEM	51.0%	788,926	MillnerREP	49.0%	756,371	D+2.1	↓ R+6.2
▶	Hawaii	CayetanoDEM	36.6%	134,978	OtherOTH	34.2%	126,127	D+7.3	↓ R+13.9
▶	Idaho	BattREP	52.3%	216,123	EchohawkDEM	43.9%	181,363	R+8.4	↓ R+44.8
▶	Illinois	EdgarREP	63.9%	1,984,318	NetschDEM	34.4%	1,069,850	R+29.4	↓ R+26.9
▶	Iowa	BranstadREP	56.8%	566,395	CampbellDEM	41.6%	414,453	R+15.2	↑ D+6.5
▶	Kansas	GravesREP	64.1%	526,113	SlatteryDEM	35.9%	294,733	R+28.2	↓ R+34.2
▶	Maine	OtherOTH	43.1%	220,367	BrennanDEM	33.8%	172,951	D+10.8	↑ D+13.4
▶	Maryland	GlendeningDEM	50.2%	708,094	SauerbreyREP	49.8%	702,101	D+0.4	↓ R+19.1
▶	Massachusetts	WeldREP	71.0%	1,610,298	RooseveltDEM	28.1%	636,138	R+43.0	↓ R+39.7
▶	Michigan	EnglerREP	61.5%	1,899,101	WolpeDEM	38.5%	1,188,438	R+23.0	↓ R+22.3
▶	Minnesota	CarlsonREP	62.0%	1,094,165	MartyDEM	33.4%	589,344	R+28.6	↓ R+25.3
▶	Nebraska	NelsonDEM	73.0%	423,270	SpenceREP	25.6%	148,230	D+47.5	↑ D+46.8
▶	Nevada	MillerDEM	52.7%	200,026	GibbonsREP	41.3%	156,875	D+11.4	↓ R+23.6
▶	New Hampshire	MerrillREP	69.9%	218,134	KingDEM	25.6%	79,686	R+44.4	↓ R+18.7
▶	New Mexico	JohnsonREP	49.8%	232,945	KingDEM	39.9%	186,686	R+9.9	↓ R+19.3
▶	New York	PatakiREP	48.7%	2,538,702	CuomoDEM	45.4%	2,364,904	R+3.3	↓ R+35.2
▶	Ohio	VoinovichREP	71.8%	2,401,572	BurchDEM	25.0%	835,849	R+46.8	↓ R+35.5
▶	Oklahoma	KeatingREP	46.9%	466,740	MildrenDEM	29.6%	294,936	R+17.3	↓ R+42.0
▶	Oregon	KitzhaberDEM	51.0%	622,083	SmithREP	42.4%	517,874	D+8.5	↑ D+2.8
▶	Pennsylvania	RidgeREP	45.4%	1,627,976	SingelDEM	39.9%	1,433,099	R+5.4	↓ R+40.7
▶	Rhode Island	AlmondREP	47.4%	171,194	YorkDEM	43.5%	157,361	R+3.8	↓ R+52.1
▶	South Carolina	BeasleyREP	50.4%	470,756	TheodoreDEM	47.9%	447,002	R+2.5	↑ D+39.1
▶	South Dakota	JanklowREP	55.4%	172,515	BeddowDEM	40.5%	126,273	R+14.8	↑ D+3.0
▶	Tennessee	SundquistREP	54.3%	807,107	BredesenDEM	44.7%	664,243	R+9.6	↓ R+33.8
▶	Texas	BushREP	53.5%	2,350,994	RichardsDEM	45.9%	2,016,928	R+7.6	↓ R+10.2
▶	Vermont	DeanDEM	68.7%	145,661	KelleyREP	19.0%	40,292	D+49.7	↑ D+55.5
▶	Wisconsin	ThompsonREP	67.2%	1,051,326	ChvalaDEM	30.9%	482,850	R+36.4	↓ R+20.0
▶	Wyoming	GeringerREP	58.7%	118,016	KarpanDEM	40.2%	80,747	R+18.5	↓ R+49.3

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