Rematches in 2022 general elections

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An election rematch occurs when the same candidates run against each other in consecutive election cycles. In the 2022 general election, 340 elections in Ballotpedia's coverage scope were head-to-head rematches for single-seat offices between the same candidates who ran in 2020. Additionally, 37 elections in 2022 were head-to-head rematches for single-seat offices between the same candidates who ran in 2018.^[1]

The 2022 rematches from 2020 and 2018, 377 races in total, represented about 2.5% of all 2022 general elections in Ballotpedia's coverage scope. They included:

51 races for the U.S. House.^[2]
five state executive races.
287 state legislative races.
34 local races in our coverage scope.

Ninety-four of the 2020 to 2022 rematches (about 28%) were decided by a margin of 10 percentage points or fewer in 2020. Seventeen of the 2018 to 2022 rematches (about 45%) were decided by a margin of 10 percentage points or fewer in 2018.

In addition to head-to-head rematches between two candidates running for a single seat, 197 elections in 2022 feature two or more candidates running in a multimember district who also ran against each other in 2020 or 2018. These races represent about 1.2% of all 2022 general elections in Ballotpedia's coverage scope. They include:

Two candidates running for a seat in one multimember state executive board
360 candidates running in 139 multimember state legislative districts
136 candidates running in 57 multimember municipal districts

This article only includes congressional rematches if they are between major party candidates. Congressional and state legislative districts were redrawn in many states after the 2020 census. This article includes rematch elections if two candidates ran against each other for the same congressional or state legislative office, even if the number of the district changed. For 2018 to 2022 rematches, this article only includes offices with four-year term lengths.^[3] For multimember districts, totals only include losing candidates who finished as first-runner up in their 2020 or 2018 races.

Click here to view our coverage of rematch elections in 2020.

Rematches by party winner in the previous election

Rematches 2020 to 2022

U.S. House rematches

In the 2022 general election, 51 races for the U.S. House were rematches from 2020. Democrats won 36 of those districts in 2020 and Republicans won 15. Ten races were decided by a margin of 10 percentage points or fewer.

Congressional districts were redrawn in many states after the 2020 census. The table below includes rematch elections if two candidates ran against each other for the same congressional office, even if the number of the district changed.

State executive rematches

One race in Ballotpedia's coverage scope for state executive offices was a rematch in the 2022 general election. The Republican candidate won in 2020.

State executive rematches, 2020 to 2022
District	Candidates		2020 margin
Texas State Board of Education District 6	Will Hickman	Michelle Palmer	R+2.45

State legislative rematches

In the 2022 general election, 280 state legislative races were head-to-head rematches in single-seat districts between the same candidates who ran in 2020. The following parties won those seats in 2020:

Democrats won 153.
Republicans won 123.
Third party and independent candidates won four.

Seventy-nine of those state legislative races were decided by a margin of 10 percentage points or fewer.

Additionally, 280 candidates ran in 103 multimember districts in 2022 for seats they ran for in 2020. Forty-six of those candidates lost in 2020, and 234 won. Of the 234 candidates who won:

117 are Democrats
108 are Republicans
9 are independents or minor party members

State legislative districts were redrawn in many states after the 2020 census. The table below includes head-to-head rematch elections if two candidates ran against each other for the same state legislative office, even if the number of the district changed.

For multimember districts, the table includes the 2022 district as well as its 2020 geographic predecessor, a link to the 2022 election in that district, and the number of seats up for election in 2022.

Local rematches

Eight 2022 local races in Ballotpedia's coverage scope were head-to-head rematches in single-seat offices between the same candidates who ran in 2020. Democrats won three of those rematches in 2020, while nonpartisan candidates won five. Four races were decided by less than 10 percentage points.

Additionally, nine candidates are running in four multimember districts in 2022 for seats they ran in 2020. Two of those candidates lost their races in 2020, and seven won. Of the seven who won, two are Democrats and five are nonpartisan candidates.

Local rematches, 2020 to 2022
District	Candidates		2020 margin
Dane County Board of Supervisors District 31	Todd Kluever	Jerry Bollig	I+32.60^[15]
Harris County Clerk	Teneshia Hudspeth	Stan Stanart	D+7.53
Hillsborough County Board of Commissioners District 1	Harry Cohen	Scott Levinson	D+1.47
Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners District 5	Laura Meier	Matthew Ridenhour	D+2.63
Wake County Schools District 8	Steve Bergstrom	Lindsay Mahaffey	I+25.71^[16]
Garland City Council District 2	Deborah Morris	Koni Ramos-Kaiwi	I+14.21
Mansfield Independent School District school board Place 7	Yolanda McPherson	Courtney Lackey Wilson	I+6.95
Tulsa City Council District 6	Connie Dodson	Christian Bengel	I+25.26
Corpus Christi City Council At-large	Multimember district (3 seats)
Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners At-Large	Multimember district (3 seats)
Rota Municipal Council	Multimember district (3 seats)
Tinian and Aguiguan Municipal Council	Multimember district (3 seats)

Rematches 2018 to 2022

State executive rematches

Four 2022 races in Ballotpedia's coverage scope for state executives were rematches from the 2018 general election. Democrats won one of those races in 2018, and Republicans won three. Three of those races were decided by a margin of 10 percentage points or fewer.

Additionally, incumbents Leina'ala Ahu Isa and John Waihee IV are running for at-large seats on the multimember board of trustees for the Office of Hawaiian Affairs.

State executive rematches, 2018 to 2022
District	Candidates		2018 margin
Governor of Connecticut	Ned Lamont	Bob Stefanowski	D+3.30
Governor of Georgia	Brian Kemp	Stacey Abrams	R+1.40
Lieutenant Governor of Texas	Dan Patrick	Mike Collier	R+4.93
South Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture	Hugh Weathers	David Edmond	R+66.78
Office of Hawaiian Affairs At-large Trustee	Multimember district (3 seats)

State legislative rematches

In the 2022 general election, seven state legislative races were head-to-head rematches in single-seat districts between the same candidates who ran in 2018. ^[17] Democrats won three of those races in 2018, and Republicans won four. Two of those seats were decided by a margin of 10 percentage points or fewer.

Additionally, 80 candidates are running in 36 multimember districts in 2022 for seats they ran in 2018. Four of those candidates lost in 2018, and 76 won. Of the 76 candidates who won, 56 are Democrats and 20 are Republicans.

State legislative districts were redrawn in many states after the 2020 census. The table below includes rematch elections if two candidates ran against each other for the same state legislative office, even if the number of the district changed.

For multimember districts, the table includes the 2022 district as well as its 2018 geographic predecessor, a link to the 2022 election in that district, and the number of seats up for election in 2022.

Local rematches

Twenty-six 2022 local races in Ballotpedia's coverage scope were head-to-head rematches in single-seat offices between the same candidates who ran in 2018. Democrats won 14 of those races in 2018, Republicans won two and nonpartisan candidates won 10. Twelve of those races were decided by less than 10 percentage points.

Additionally, 127 candidates are running in 53 multimember districts in 2022 for seats they ran in 2018. Four of those candidates lost in 2018, and 123 won. Of the 123 candidates who won, five are Democrats, one is a Republican, and 121 are independent or nonpartisan.

Local rematches, 2018-2022
Office	Candidates		2018 margin
Hillsborough County Board of Commissioners District 2	Angela Birdsong	Ken Hagan	R+4.71
Bexar County Court at Law No. 14	Susan Skinner	Carlo Key	D+9.32
Bexar County Court at Law No. 4	Jason R. Garrahan	Alfredo Ximenez	D+14.59
Fayette County Coroner	Larry Owens	Gary Ginn	D+6.38
Harris County Commissioners Court Precinct 2	Jack Morman	Adrian Garcia	D+0.91
Harris County District Clerk	Chris Daniel	Marilyn Burgess	D+10.19
Harris County Probate Court No. 1	Loyd Wright	Jerry Simoneaux	D+9.67
Nueces County Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 Place 2	Manuel Rangel	Henry Santana	D+12.31
Tarrant County Justice of the Peace Precinct 7 Place 1	Matt Hayes	Kenneth Sanders	D+6.39
Dallas County District Attorney	Faith Johnson	John Creuzot	D+20.28
Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 6	Dean Hrbacek	Sherman Hatton Jr.	D+6.70
Fort Bend County District Clerk	Annie Elliott	Beverley McGrew Walker	D+6.03
Newark City Council Central Ward	LaMonica McIver	Shawn McCray	I+41.54^[18]
Orange Unified Board of Education Trustee Area 7	Rick Ledesma	Sean Griffin	I+11.73
Williamson County Commissioners Court Judge	Bill Gravell	Blane Conklin	R+6.53
Harris County Probate Court No. 3	Rory R. Olsen	Jason Cox	D+13.33
Texas 230th District Court	Brad Hart	Chris Morton	D+10.18
Texas 246th District Court	Charley Prine	Angela Graves-Harrington	D+13.56
Fulton County Board of Education District 6	LaTonya Martin Rogers	Kimberly Dove	I+5.10^[19]
Granite School District Precinct III	David McEwen	Connie Burgess	I+43.01^[20]
Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 4	Barb Nichols	Tim McCormick	I+5.69^[21]
Escambia County School Board District 2	Ray Guillory	Paul Fetsko	I+10.67^[22]
Fresno Unified Board of Education Trustee Area 3	Valerie Florentino Davis	Karl Diaz	I+8.85^[23]
Mayor of Reno	Eddie Lorton	Hillary Schieve	I+29.01^[24]
Orange Unified Board of Education Trustee Area 5	Timothy Surridge	Kris Erickson	I+5.94^[25]
San Diego City Council District 8	Antonio Martinez	Vivian Moreno	I+1.87^[26]
Alhambra Elementary School District Governing Board At-large	Multimember district (2 seats)
Alum Rock Union Board of Trustees	Multimember district (3 seats)
Beardsley School District Governing Board	Multimember district (3 seats)
Berryessa Union School District Board of School Trustees	Multimember district (3 seats)
Cambrian School District Board of Trustees	Multimember district (3 seats)
Canutillo Independent School District At-large	Multimember district (3 seats)
Cartwright Elementary School District Governing Board	Multimember district (3 seats)
Chandler County Island Fire District	Multimember district (3 seats)
Chesapeake City Council	Multimember district (5 seats)
Colton Joint Unified Board of Education Area 2	Multimember district (2 seats)
Cumberland County Schools At-large	Multimember district (3 seats)
Cupertino Union School District Board of Education	Multimember district (3 seats)
Decatur Township Metropolitan School Board, At Large	Multimember district (3 seats)
Del Mar Union School District Board of Trustees	Multimember district (3 seats)
Detroit Public Schools Board of Education At-large	Multimember district (4 seats)
East Side Union High Board of Trustees	Multimember district (3 seats)
East Valley Water District board of directors	Multimember district (3 seats)
Elkhorn Public Schools school board At-large	Multimember district (3 seats)
Evergreen Elementary Board of Trustees	Multimember district (3 seats)
Fairfax Elementary School District Board of Trustees	Multimember district (3 seats)
Fayette County Soil and Water Conservation District Board	Multimember district (3 seats)
Flowing Wells Unified School District Governing Board	Multimember district (2 seats)
Fort Wayne Board of School Trustees At-large	Multimember district (2 seats)
Frederick County Board of Education At-large	Multimember district (4 seats)
Fremont Union High Board of Education	Multimember district (3 seats)
Fulton County Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor	Multimember district (2 seats)
Guilford Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor	Multimember district (2 seats)
Isaac Elementary School District Governing Board At-large	Multimember district (2 seats)
Lamont Elementary School District, California, elections (2022)	Multimember district (3 seats)
Laveen Elementary School District Governing Board At-large	Multimember district (2 seats)
Learning Community Coordinating Council Achievement Subcouncil 5 (Douglas County, Nebraska)	Multimember district (2 seats)
Lexington City Council At-large	Multimember district (3 seats)
Mecklenburg Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor	Multimember district (2 seats)
Metropolitan School District of Pike Township school board At-large	Multimember district (3 seats)
Metropolitan School District of Warren Township school board At-large	Multimember district (3 seats)
Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township Board of Education At-large	Multimember district (4 seats)
Millard Board of Education At-large	Multimember district (3 seats)
National Elementary School District Governing Board	Multimember district (3 seats)
Newark City Council At-large	Multimember district (3 seats)
Orphans Court of Baltimore City	Multimember district (3 seats)
Pendergast Elementary School District Governing Board At-large	Multimember district (2 seats)
Queen Creek Unified School District Governing Board At-large	Multimember district (2 seats)
Ralston Public Schools school board At-large	Multimember district (3 seats)
Robla Elementary School Board	Multimember district (2 seats)
Sahuarita Unified School District Governing Board At-large	Multimember district (2 seats)
San Francisco Community College Board	Multimember district (3 seats)
San Francisco Unified Board of Education	Multimember district (3 seats)
San Ysidro School District Board of Education	Multimember district (3 seats)
Santa Clarita City Council At-large	Multimember district (3 seats)
Vineland Elementary School District Board of Trustees	Multimember district (3 seats)
Washington D.C. City Council At-large	Multimember district (2 seats)
Washington Township Health Care District Board of Directors	Multimember district (3 seats)
Wilson Elementary Governing Board At-large	Multimember district (2 seats)

Footnotes

↑ This number only includes races for offices with four-year term lengths.
↑ Ballotpedia only counted congressional rematches between major party candidates.
↑ As of October 2022, this article does not include information for Louisiana, which holds its primaries on Election Day.
↑ Eshoo defeated Kumar.
↑ Cárdenas defeated Dueñas.
↑ Gomez defeated Kim.
↑ Ran as a member of the Aloha Aina Party.
↑ Ran as an independent in 2020.
↑ Ran as an independent in 2020.
↑ Ran as a member of Common Sense Party in 2020 and as a member of the Your Local Independent Party in 2022.
↑ Ran as a Republican in 2020.
↑ Ran as an independent in 2020.
↑ Ran as a Democrat in 2020.
↑ Ran as a member of the United Utah Party.
↑ Bollig won in 2020.
↑ Mahaffey won in 2020.
↑ This number only includes rematches for offices with four-year term lengths
↑ McIver won in 2018
↑ Dove won in 2018.
↑ Burgess won in 2018.
↑ McCormick won in 2018.
↑ Fetsko won in 2018.
↑ Davis won in 2018.
↑ Shieve won in 2018.
↑ Erickson won in 2018.
↑ Moreno won in 2018.

[1] This number only includes races for offices with four-year term lengths.

[cong-2] Ballotpedia only counted congressional rematches between major party candidates.

[3] As of October 2022, this article does not include information for Louisiana, which holds its primaries on Election Day.

[4] Eshoo defeated Kumar.

[5] Cárdenas defeated Dueñas.

[6] Gomez defeated Kim.

[7] Ran as a member of the Aloha Aina Party.

[8] Ran as an independent in 2020.

[9] Ran as an independent in 2020.

[10] Ran as a member of Common Sense Party in 2020 and as a member of the Your Local Independent Party in 2022.

[11] Ran as a Republican in 2020.

[12] Ran as an independent in 2020.

[13] Ran as a Democrat in 2020.

[14] Ran as a member of the United Utah Party.

[15] Bollig won in 2020.

[16] Mahaffey won in 2020.

[17] This number only includes rematches for offices with four-year term lengths

[18] McIver won in 2018

[19] Dove won in 2018.

[20] Burgess won in 2018.

[21] McCormick won in 2018.

[22] Fetsko won in 2018.

[23] Davis won in 2018.

[24] Shieve won in 2018.

[25] Erickson won in 2018.

[26] Moreno won in 2018.

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Rematches in 2022 general elections

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Rematches 2020 to 2022

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U.S. House rematches, 2020 to 2022
District 2020	District 2022	Candidates		2020 margin
U.S. House California District 15	U.S. House California District 14	Eric Swalwell	Alison Hayden	D+41.81
U.S. House California District 18	U.S. House California District 16	Anna Eshoo	Rishi Kumar	D+26.34^[4]
U.S. House California District 17	U.S. House California District 17	Ro Khanna	Ritesh Tandon	D+42.69
U.S. House California District 20	U.S. House California District 19	Jimmy Panetta	Jeff Gorman	D+53.55
U.S. House California District 25	U.S. House California District 27	Mike Garcia	Christy Smith	R+0.10
U.S. House California District 29	U.S. House California District 29	Tony Cárdenas	Angélica María Dueñas	D+13.22^[5]
U.S. House California District 34	U.S. House California District 34	Jimmy Gomez	David Kim	D+5.96^[6]
U.S. House California District 35	U.S. House California District 35	Norma Torres	Mike Cargile	D+38.66
U.S. House California District 41	U.S. House California District 39	Mark Takano	Aja Smith	D+28.06
U.S. House California District 49	U.S. House California District 49	Mike Levin	Brian Maryott	D+6.26
U.S. House Mississippi District 2	U.S. House Mississippi District 2	Bennie Thompson	Brian Flowers	D+32.03
U.S. House New Mexico District 3	U.S. House New Mexico District 3	Teresa Leger Fernandez	Alexis Martinez Johnson	D+17.36
U.S. House New York District 20	U.S. House New York District 20	Paul Tonko	Elizabeth Joy	D+22.35
U.S. House New York District 6	U.S. House New York District 6	Grace Meng	Thomas Zmich	D+35.96
U.S. House Pennsylvania District 8	U.S. House Pennsylvania District 8	Matt Cartwright	Jim Bognet	D+3.55
U.S. House Virginia District 4	U.S. House Virginia District 4	Aston Donald McEachin	Leon Benjamin Sr.	D+23.42
U.S. House Washington District 6	U.S. House Washington District 6	Derek Kilmer	Elizabeth Kreiselmaier	D+18.90
U.S. House Washington District 9	U.S. House Washington District 9	D. Adam Smith	Douglas Michael Basler	D+48.52
U.S. House New York District 2	U.S. House New York District 2	Andrew Garbarino	Jackie Gordon	R+7.01
U.S. House New York District 11	U.S. House New York District 11	Nicole Malliotakis	Max Rose	R+6.29
U.S. House Alabama District 2	U.S. House Alabama District 2	Barry Moore	Phyllis Harvey-Hall	R+30.57
U.S. House Alabama District 4	U.S. House Alabama District 4	Robert Aderholt	Rick Neighbors	R+64.61
U.S. House Colorado District 4	U.S. House Colorado District 4	Ken Buck	Isaac McCorkle	R+24.30
U.S. House Florida District 12	U.S. House Florida District 12	Gus M. Bilirakis	Kimberly Walker	R+25.76
U.S. House Florida District 19	U.S. House Florida District 19	Byron Donalds	Cindy Banyai	R+22.56
U.S. House Georgia District 12	U.S. House Georgia District 12	Rick Allen	Liz Johnson	R+16.76
U.S. House Georgia District 3	U.S. House Georgia District 3	Drew Ferguson	Val Almonord	R+30.09
U.S. House Kentucky District 2	U.S. House Kentucky District 2	Brett Guthrie	Hank Linderman	R+45.98
U.S. House Michigan District 4	U.S. House Michigan District 2	John Moolenaar	Jerry Hilliard	R+33.52
U.S. House Ohio District 8	U.S. House Ohio District 8	Warren Davidson	Vanessa Enoch	R+37.95
U.S. House Oklahoma District 4	U.S. House Oklahoma District 4	Tom Cole	Mary Brannon	R+40.40
U.S. House Tennessee District 3	U.S. House Tennessee District 3	Charles J. Fleischmann	Meg Gorman	R+37.63
U.S. House Delaware At-large District	U.S. House Delaware At-large District	Lisa Blunt Rochester	Lee Murphy	D+17.79
U.S. House Florida District 23	U.S. House Florida District 25	Debbie Wasserman Schultz	Carla Spalding	D+16.41
U.S. House Illinois District 5	U.S. House Illinois District 5	Mike Quigley	Tom Hanson	D+45.32
U.S. House Kansas District 3	U.S. House Kansas District 3	Sharice Davids	Amanda Adkins	D+10.35
U.S. House Maryland District 5	U.S. House Maryland District 5	Steny Hoyer	Chris Palombi	D+37.89
U.S. House Maryland District 6	U.S. House Maryland District 6	David Trone	Neil Parrott	D+20.03
U.S. House Maryland District 8	U.S. House Maryland District 8	Jamie Raskin	Gregory Coll	D+36.72
U.S. House Massachusetts District 5	U.S. House Massachusetts District 5	Katherine Clark	Caroline Colarusso	D+48.78
U.S. House Minnesota District 2	U.S. House Minnesota District 2	Angie Craig	Tyler Kistner	D+2.40
U.S. House New Jersey District 1	U.S. House New Jersey District 1	Donald Norcross	Claire Gustafson	D+24.96
U.S. House New Jersey District 5	U.S. House New Jersey District 5	Josh Gottheimer	Frank Pallotta	D+7.61
U.S. House New Jersey District 7	U.S. House New Jersey District 7	Tom Malinowski	Thomas Kean Jr.	D+1.22
U.S. House New Jersey District 9	U.S. House New Jersey District 9	Bill Pascrell	Billy Prempeh	D+34.75
U.S. House Oregon District 3	U.S. House Oregon District 3	Earl Blumenauer	Joanna Harbour	D+51.31
U.S. House Pennsylvania District 7	U.S. House Pennsylvania District 7	Susan Wild	Lisa Scheller	D+3.73
U.S. House Tennessee District 9	U.S. House Tennessee District 9	Steve Cohen	Charlotte Bergmann	D+58.76
U.S. House Texas District 16	U.S. House Texas District 16	Veronica Escobar	Irene Armendariz-Jackson	D+29.44
U.S. House Texas District 35	U.S. House Texas District 37	Lloyd Doggett	Jenny Garcia Sharon	D+37.17
U.S. House Wisconsin District 4	U.S. House Wisconsin District 4	Gwen Moore	Tim Rogers	D+53.36

State legislative rematches, 2018-2022
2018 District	2022 District	Candidates		2018 margin
Maryland House of Delegates District 29B	Maryland House of Delegates District 29B	Deb Rey	Brian Crosby	D+6.85
Maryland State Senate District 15	Maryland State Senate District 15	David Wilson	Brian Feldman	D+44.21
Maryland State Senate District 21	Maryland State Senate District 21	Lee Havis	Jim Rosapepe	D+55.21
Pennsylvania State Senate District 28	Pennsylvania State Senate District 28	Judith McCormick Higgins	Kristin Phillips-Hill	R+25.41
Michigan State Senate District 33	Michigan State Senate District 33	Mark Bignell	Rick Outman	R+21.26
Tennessee State Senate District 13	Tennessee State Senate District 13	Kelly Northcutt	Dawn White	R+16.97
Texas State Senate District 9	Texas State Senate District 9	Gwenn Burud	Kelly Hancock	R+8.06
Maryland House of Delegates District 11	Maryland House of Delegates District 11B	Multimember district (2 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 12	Maryland House of Delegates District 12A	Multimember district (2 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 13	Maryland House of Delegates District 13	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 14	Maryland House of Delegates District 14	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 15	Maryland House of Delegates District 15	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 16	Maryland House of Delegates District 16	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 17	Maryland House of Delegates District 17	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 18	Maryland House of Delegates District 18	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 19	Maryland House of Delegates District 19	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 20	Maryland House of Delegates District 20	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 21	Maryland House of Delegates District 21	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 22	Maryland House of Delegates District 22	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 24	Maryland House of Delegates District 24	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 25	Maryland House of Delegates District 25	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 26	Maryland House of Delegates District 26	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 28	Maryland House of Delegates District 28	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 31B	Maryland House of Delegates District 31	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 32	Maryland House of Delegates District 32	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 34A	Maryland House of Delegates District 34A	Multimember district (2 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 36	Maryland House of Delegates District 36	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 39	Maryland House of Delegates District 39	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 4	Maryland House of Delegates District 4	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 40	Maryland House of Delegates District 40	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 41	Maryland House of Delegates District 41	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 46	Maryland House of Delegates District 46	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 47A	Maryland House of Delegates District 47A	Multimember district (2 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 6	Maryland House of Delegates District 6	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 8	Maryland House of Delegates District 8	Multimember district (3 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 9A	Maryland House of Delegates District 9A	Multimember district (2 seats)
Maryland House of Delegates District 19	Maryland House of Delegates District 19	Multimember district (3 seats)
North Dakota House of Representatives District 1	North Dakota House of Representatives District 1	Multimember district (2 seats)
North Dakota House of Representatives District 21	North Dakota House of Representatives District 21	Multimember district (2 seats)
North Dakota House of Representatives District 25	North Dakota House of Representatives District 25	Multimember district (2 seats)
North Dakota House of Representatives District 35	North Dakota House of Representatives District 35	Multimember district (2 seats)
North Dakota House of Representatives District 37	North Dakota House of Representatives District 37	Multimember district (2 seats)
North Dakota House of Representatives District 5	North Dakota House of Representatives District 5	Multimember district (2 seats)