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The Cook Political Report's Partisan Voter Index
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Basic facts
Location:Washington, D.C.
Founder(s):Charles E. Cook Jr.
Year founded:1997
Website:Official website
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The Cook Political Report


See also: The Cook Political Report

The Cook Political Report's Partisan Voter Index (PVI) is a measurement tool that scores each congressional district based on how strongly it leans toward one political party. The index, developed by Charles Cook of the The Cook Political Report (CPR), compares each congressional district's score to that of the nation as a whole. According to Politico, the PVI is designed to "provide a quick overall assessment of generic partisan strength in a congressional district."[1][2][3]

The data in the report is compiled by POLIDATA, a political data analysis company, with assistance from National Journal and The Cook Political Report.[4][5]

Background

The Cook Political Report published its first Partisan Voter Index (PVI) in August 1997. The PVI was developed by Charles Cook, editor and publisher of Cook, and scores each congressional district based on how strongly it leans toward one political party. The PVI is determined by comparing each congressional district's presidential vote to the national presidential election results. According to Cook, the PVI "is an attempt to find an objective measurement of each congressional district that allows comparisons between states and districts, thereby making it relevant in both mid-term and presidential election years."[6]

The Cook Political Report produces an updated PVI for all 50 states and each of the 435 congressional districts following each presidential election and redistricting cycle.[6]

Work

Data and methodology

The Cook Political Report relies on presidential vote data to produce the Partisan Voter Index (PVI) because presidential vote data can be used to compare districts across state lines, unlike data from other federal or state-level elections. The PVI is developed using vote data from the most recent presidential election as well as vote data from the previous presidential election. For example, the 2017 PVI incorporated vote data from the 2016 and 2012 presidential elections.[6]

Inconsistencies among vote data aggregation processes and redistricting cycles can present challenges in determining the PVI. The Cook Political Report observed the following challenges in its 2017 PVI summary:[6]

“ Following each election and round of redistricting, presidential results are compiled to generate PVI scores for each congressional district. In a few states, these results are aggregated by district by state and/or local election authorities. However, in others they are not, and the reported election results do not account for some votes that are reported centrally and not redirected back to the voter’s registration precinct ... Calculating presidential results by district following elections and redistricting involves some judgment calls, and although this dataset reflects POLIDATA’s best efforts, in rare cases raw vote data are subject to revision upon further post-election review.[6][7] ”

Sample PVI

The PVI is designed to reflect the unique partisan nature of each congressional district. The Cook Political Report provided the following explanation of a sample PVI in its 2017 PVI summary:

“ A Partisan Voting Index score of D+2, for example, means that in the 2008 and 2012 presidential elections, that district performed an average of two points more Democratic than the nation did as a whole, while an R+4 means the district performed four points more Republican than the national average. If a district performed within half a point of the national average in either direction, we assign it a score of EVEN.[6][7] ”


Cook Partisan Voter Indexes

Click the tabs below to view information about Cook PVI for that particular election year.

Statistics:

Cook Political Report's 2026 Partisan Voter Index
District Incumbent PVI
Alaska's At-Large Nick Begich R+6
Alabama's 1st Barry Moore R+27
Alabama's 2nd Shomari Figures D+5
Alabama's 3rd Mike Rogers R+23
Alabama's 4th Robert Aderholt R+33
Alabama's 5th Dale Strong R+15
Alabama's 6th Gary Palmer R+20
Alabama's 7th Terri Sewell D+13
Arkansas' 1st Rick Crawford R+23
Arkansas' 2nd French Hill R+8
Arkansas' 3rd Steve Womack R+13
Arkansas' 4th Bruce Westerman R+20
Arizona's 1st David Schweikert R+1
Arizona's 2nd Eli Crane R+7
Arizona's 3rd Yassamin Ansari D+22
Arizona's 4th Greg Stanton D+4
Arizona's 5th Andy Biggs R+10
Arizona's 6th Juan Ciscomani EVEN
Arizona's 7th Raúl Grijalva D+13
Arizona's 8th Abe Hamadeh R+8
Arizona's 9th Paul Gosar R+15
California's 1st Doug LaMalfa R+12
California's 2nd Jared Huffman D+24
California's 3rd Kevin Kiley R+2
California's 4th Mike Thompson D+17
California's 5th Tom McClintock R+8
California's 6th Ami Bera D+8
California's 7th Doris Matsui D+16
California's 8th John Garamendi D+24
California's 9th Josh Harder D+1
California's 10th Mark DeSaulnier D+18
California's 11th Nancy Pelosi D+36
California's 12th Lateefah Simon D+39
California's 13th Adam Gray R+1
California's 14th Eric Swalwell D+20
California's 15th Kevin Mullin D+26
California's 16th Sam Liccardo D+26
California's 17th Ro Khanna D+21
California's 18th Zoe Lofgren D+17
California's 19th Jimmy Panetta D+18
California's 20th Vince Fong R+15
California's 21st Jim Costa D+4
California's 22nd David Valadao R+1
California's 23rd Jay Obernolte R+8
California's 24th Salud Carbajal D+13
California's 25th Raul Ruiz D+3
California's 26th Julia Brownley D+8
California's 27th George Whitesides D+3
California's 28th Judy Chu D+15
California's 29th Luz Rivas D+20
California's 30th Laura Friedman D+22
California's 31st Gil Cisneros D+10
California's 32nd Brad Sherman D+17
California's 33rd Pete Aguilar D+7
California's 34th Jimmy Gomez D+28
California's 35th Norma Torres D+8
California's 36th Ted Lieu D+21
California's 37th Sydney Kamlager-Dove D+33
California's 38th Linda Sánchez D+10
California's 39th Mark Takano D+7
California's 40th Young Kim R+1
California's 41st Ken Calvert R+2
California's 42nd Robert Garcia D+18
California's 43rd Maxine Waters D+27
California's 44th Nanette Barragan D+19
California's 45th Derek Tran D+1
California's 46th Lou Correa D+11
California's 47th Dave Min D+3
California's 48th Darrell Issa R+7
California's 49th Mike Levin D+4
California's 50th Scott Peters D+16
California's 51st Sara Jacobs D+13
California's 52nd Juan Vargas D+13
Colorado's 1st Diana DeGette D+29
Colorado's 2nd Joe Neguse D+20
Colorado's 3rd Jeff Hurd R+5
Colorado's 4th Lauren Boebert R+9
Colorado's 5th Jeff Crank R+5
Colorado's 6th Jason Crow D+11
Colorado's 7th Brittany Pettersen D+8
Colorado's 8th Gabe Evans EVEN
Connecticut's 1st John B. Larson D+12
Connecticut's 2nd Joe Courtney D+4
Connecticut's 3rd Rosa DeLauro D+8
Connecticut's 4th Jim Himes D+13
Connecticut's 5th Jahana Hayes D+3
Delaware's At-Large Sarah McBride D+8
Florida's 1st Matt Gaetz R+18
Florida's 2nd Neal Dunn R+8
Florida's 3rd Kat Cammack R+10
Florida's 4th Aaron Bean R+5
Florida's 5th John Rutherford R+10
Florida's 6th Michael Waltz R+14
Florida's 7th Cory Mills R+5
Florida's 8th Mike Haridopolos R+11
Florida's 9th Darren Soto D+4
Florida's 10th Maxwell Frost D+13
Florida's 11th Daniel Webster R+8
Florida's 12th Gus Bilirakis R+17
Florida's 13th Anna Paulina Luna R+5
Florida's 14th Kathy Castor D+5
Florida's 15th Laurel Lee R+5
Florida's 16th Vern Buchanan R+7
Florida's 17th Greg Steube R+11
Florida's 18th Scott Franklin R+14
Florida's 19th Byron Donalds R+14
Florida's 20th Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick D+22
Florida's 21st Brian Mast R+7
Florida's 22nd Lois Frankel D+4
Florida's 23rd Jared Moskowitz D+2
Florida's 24th Frederica Wilson D+18
Florida's 25th Debbie Wasserman Schultz D+5
Florida's 26th Mario Díaz-Balart R+16
Florida's 27th Maria Elvira Salazar R+6
Florida's 28th Carlos A. Giménez R+10
Georgia's 1st Buddy Carter R+8
Georgia's 2nd Sanford Bishop D+4
Georgia's 3rd Brian Jack R+15
Georgia's 4th Hank Johnson D+27
Georgia's 5th Nikema Williams D+36
Georgia's 6th Lucy McBath D+25
Georgia's 7th Rich McCormick R+11
Georgia's 8th Austin Scott R+15
Georgia's 9th Andrew Clyde R+17
Georgia's 10th Mike Collins R+11
Georgia's 11th Barry Loudermilk R+12
Georgia's 12th Rick Allen R+7
Georgia's 13th David Scott D+21
Georgia's 14th Marjorie Taylor Greene R+19
Hawaii's 1st Ed Case D+13
Hawaii's 2nd Jill Tokuda D+12
Iowa's 1st Mariannette Miller-Meeks R+4
Iowa's 2nd Ashley Hinson R+4
Iowa's 3rd Zach Nunn R+2
Iowa's 4th Randy Feenstra R+15
Idaho's 1st Russ Fulcher R+22
Idaho's 2nd Mike Simpson R+13
Illinois' 1st Jonathan Jackson D+18
Illinois' 2nd Robin Kelly D+18
Illinois' 3rd Delia Ramirez D+17
Illinois' 4th Chuy García D+17
Illinois' 5th Mike Quigley D+19
Illinois' 6th Sean Casten D+3
Illinois' 7th Danny Davis D+34
Illinois' 8th Raja Krishnamoorthi D+5
Illinois' 9th Jan Schakowsky D+19
Illinois' 10th Brad Schneider D+12
Illinois' 11th Bill Foster D+6
Illinois' 12th Mike Bost R+22
Illinois' 13th Nikki Budzinski D+5
Illinois' 14th Lauren Underwood D+3
Illinois' 15th Mary Miller R+20
Illinois' 16th Darin LaHood R+11
Illinois' 17th Eric Sorensen D+3
Indiana's 1st Frank J. Mrvan D+1
Indiana's 2nd Rudy Yakym R+13
Indiana's 3rd Marlin Stutzman R+16
Indiana's 4th Jim Baird R+15
Indiana's 5th Victoria Spartz R+8
Indiana's 6th Jefferson Shreve R+16
Indiana's 7th André Carson D+21
Indiana's 8th Mark Messmer R+18
Indiana's 9th Erin Houchin R+15
Kansas' 1st Tracey Mann R+16
Kansas' 2nd Derek Schmidt R+10
Kansas' 3rd Sharice Davids D+2
Kansas' 4th Ron Estes R+12
Kentucky's 1st James Comer R+23
Kentucky's 2nd Brett Guthrie R+20
Kentucky's 3rd Morgan McGarvey D+10
Kentucky's 4th Thomas Massie R+18
Kentucky's 5th Hal Rogers R+32
Kentucky's 6th Andy Barr R+7
Louisiana's 1st Steve Scalise R+19
Louisiana's 2nd Troy Carter D+17
Louisiana's 3rd Clay Higgins R+22
Louisiana's 4th Mike Johnson R+26
Louisiana's 5th Julia Letlow R+18
Louisiana's 6th Cleo Fields D+8
Massachusetts' 1st Richard Neal D+8
Massachusetts' 2nd Jim McGovern D+13
Massachusetts' 3rd Lori Trahan D+11
Massachusetts' 4th Jake Auchincloss D+11
Massachusetts' 5th Katherine Clark D+24
Massachusetts' 6th Seth Moulton D+11
Massachusetts' 7th Ayanna Pressley D+34
Massachusetts' 8th Stephen Lynch D+15
Massachusetts' 9th Bill Keating D+6
Maryland's 1st Andy Harris R+8
Maryland's 2nd Johnny Olszewski D+10
Maryland's 3rd Sarah Elfreth D+12
Maryland's 4th Glenn Ivey D+39
Maryland's 5th Steny Hoyer D+17
Maryland's 6th April McClain Delaney D+3
Maryland's 7th Kweisi Mfume D+31
Maryland's 8th Jamie Raskin D+30
Maine's 1st Chellie Pingree D+11
Maine's 2nd Jared Golden R+4
Michigan's 1st Jack Bergman R+11
Michigan's 2nd John Moolenaar R+15
Michigan's 3rd Hillary Scholten D+4
Michigan's 4th Bill Huizenga R+3
Michigan's 5th Tim Walberg R+13
Michigan's 6th Debbie Dingell D+12
Michigan's 7th Tom Barrett EVEN
Michigan's 8th Kristen McDonald Rivet R+1
Michigan's 9th Lisa McClain R+16
Michigan's 10th John James R+3
Michigan's 11th Haley Stevens D+9
Michigan's 12th Rashida Tlaib D+21
Michigan's 13th Shri Thanedar D+22
Minnesota's 1st Brad Finstad R+6
Minnesota's 2nd Angie Craig D+3
Minnesota's 3rd Kelly Morrison D+11
Minnesota's 4th Betty McCollum D+18
Minnesota's 5th Ilhan Omar D+32
Minnesota's 6th Tom Emmer R+10
Minnesota's 7th Michelle Fischbach R+18
Minnesota's 8th Pete Stauber R+7
Missouri's 1st Wesley Bell D+29
Missouri's 2nd Ann Wagner R+4
Missouri's 3rd Bob Onder R+13
Missouri's 4th Mark Alford R+21
Missouri's 5th Emanuel Cleaver D+12
Missouri's 6th Sam Graves R+19
Missouri's 7th Eric Burlison R+21
Missouri's 8th Jason Smith R+27
Mississippi's 1st Trent Kelly R+18
Mississippi's 2nd Bennie Thompson D+11
Mississippi's 3rd Michael Guest R+14
Mississippi's 4th Mike Ezell R+21
Montana's 1st Ryan Zinke R+5
Montana's 2nd Troy Downing R+15
North Carolina's 1st Don Davis R+1
North Carolina's 2nd Deborah Ross D+17
North Carolina's 3rd Greg Murphy R+10
North Carolina's 4th Valerie Foushee D+23
North Carolina's 5th Virginia Foxx R+9
North Carolina's 6th Addison McDowell R+9
North Carolina's 7th David Rouzer R+7
North Carolina's 8th Mark Harris R+10
North Carolina's 9th Richard Hudson R+8
North Carolina's 10th Pat Harrigan R+9
North Carolina's 11th Chuck Edwards R+5
North Carolina's 12th Alma Adams D+24
North Carolina's 13th Brad Knott R+8
North Carolina's 14th Tim Moore R+8
North Dakota's At-Large Julie Fedorchak R+18
Nebraska's 1st Mike Flood R+6
Nebraska's 2nd Don Bacon D+3
Nebraska's 3rd Adrian Smith R+27
New Hampshire's 1st Chris Pappas D+2
New Hampshire's 2nd Maggie Goodlander D+2
New Jersey's 1st Donald Norcross D+10
New Jersey's 2nd Jeff Van Drew R+5
New Jersey's 3rd Herb Conaway D+5
New Jersey's 4th Chris Smith R+14
New Jersey's 5th Josh Gottheimer D+2
New Jersey's 6th Frank Pallone D+5
New Jersey's 7th Thomas Kean Jr. EVEN
New Jersey's 8th Rob Menendez D+15
New Jersey's 9th Nellie Pou D+2
New Jersey's 10th LaMonica McIver D+27
New Jersey's 11th Mikie Sherrill D+5
New Jersey's 12th Bonnie Watson Coleman D+13
New Mexico's 1st Melanie Stansbury D+7
New Mexico's 2nd Gabe Vasquez EVEN
New Mexico's 3rd Teresa Leger Fernandez D+3
Nevada's 1st Dina Titus D+2
Nevada's 2nd Mark Amodei R+7
Nevada's 3rd Susie Lee D+1
Nevada's 4th Steven Horsford D+2
New York's 1st Nick LaLota R+4
New York's 2nd Andrew Garbarino R+6
New York's 3rd Tom Suozzi EVEN
New York's 4th Laura Gillen D+2
New York's 5th Gregory Meeks D+24
New York's 6th Grace Meng D+6
New York's 7th Nydia Velázquez D+25
New York's 8th Hakeem Jeffries D+24
New York's 9th Yvette Clarke D+22
New York's 10th Dan Goldman D+32
New York's 11th Nicole Malliotakis R+10
New York's 12th Jerry Nadler D+33
New York's 13th Adriano Espaillat D+32
New York's 14th Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez D+19
New York's 15th Ritchie Torres D+27
New York's 16th George Latimer D+18
New York's 17th Mike Lawler D+1
New York's 18th Pat Ryan D+2
New York's 19th Josh Riley D+1
New York's 20th Paul Tonko D+8
New York's 21st Elise Stefanik R+10
New York's 22nd John Mannion D+4
New York's 23rd Nick Langworthy R+10
New York's 24th Claudia Tenney R+11
New York's 25th Joseph Morelle D+10
New York's 26th Tim Kennedy D+11
Ohio's 1st Greg Landsman D+3
Ohio's 2nd David Taylor R+24
Ohio's 3rd Joyce Beatty D+21
Ohio's 4th Jim Jordan R+18
Ohio's 5th Bob Latta R+14
Ohio's 6th Michael Rulli R+16
Ohio's 7th Max Miller R+5
Ohio's 8th Warren Davidson R+12
Ohio's 9th Marcy Kaptur R+3
Ohio's 10th Mike Turner R+3
Ohio's 11th Shontel Brown D+28
Ohio's 12th Troy Balderson R+16
Ohio's 13th Emilia Sykes EVEN
Ohio's 14th David Joyce R+9
Ohio's 15th Mike Carey R+4
Oklahoma's 1st Kevin Hern R+11
Oklahoma's 2nd Josh Brecheen R+28
Oklahoma's 3rd Frank Lucas R+23
Oklahoma's 4th Tom Cole R+17
Oklahoma's 5th Stephanie Bice R+9
Oregon's 1st Suzanne Bonamici D+20
Oregon's 2nd Cliff Bentz R+14
Oregon's 3rd Maxine Dexter D+24
Oregon's 4th Val Hoyle D+6
Oregon's 5th Janelle Bynum D+4
Oregon's 6th Andrea Salinas D+6
Pennsylvania's 1st Brian Fitzpatrick D+1
Pennsylvania's 2nd Brendan Boyle D+19
Pennsylvania's 3rd Dwight Evans D+40
Pennsylvania's 4th Madeleine Dean D+8
Pennsylvania's 5th Mary Gay Scanlon D+15
Pennsylvania's 6th Chrissy Houlahan D+6
Pennsylvania's 7th Ryan MacKenzie R+1
Pennsylvania's 8th Rob Bresnahan R+4
Pennsylvania's 9th Dan Meuser R+19
Pennsylvania's 10th Scott Perry R+3
Pennsylvania's 11th Lloyd Smucker R+11
Pennsylvania's 12th Summer Lee D+10
Pennsylvania's 13th John Joyce R+23
Pennsylvania's 14th Guy Reschenthaler R+17
Pennsylvania's 15th Glenn Thompson R+19
Pennsylvania's 16th Mike Kelly R+11
Pennsylvania's 17th Chris Deluzio D+3
Rhode Island's 1st Gabe Amo D+12
Rhode Island's 2nd Seth Magaziner D+4
South Carolina's 1st Nancy Mace R+6
South Carolina's 2nd Joe Wilson R+7
South Carolina's 3rd Sheri Biggs R+21
South Carolina's 4th William Timmons R+11
South Carolina's 5th Ralph Norman R+11
South Carolina's 6th Jim Clyburn D+13
South Carolina's 7th Russell Fry R+12
South Dakota's At-Large Dusty Johnson R+15
Tennessee's 1st Diana Harshbarger R+29
Tennessee's 2nd Tim Burchett R+17
Tennessee's 3rd Chuck Fleischmann R+18
Tennessee's 4th Scott DesJarlais R+21
Tennessee's 5th Andy Ogles R+8
Tennessee's 6th John Rose R+17
Tennessee's 7th Mark Green R+10
Tennessee's 8th David Kustoff R+21
Tennessee's 9th Steve Cohen D+23
Texas' 1st Nathaniel Moran R+25
Texas' 2nd Dan Crenshaw R+12
Texas' 3rd Keith Self R+10
Texas' 4th Pat Fallon R+16
Texas' 5th Lance Gooden R+13
Texas' 6th Jake Ellzey R+14
Texas' 7th Lizzie Fletcher D+12
Texas' 8th Morgan Luttrell R+16
Texas' 9th Al Green D+24
Texas' 10th Michael McCaul R+12
Texas' 11th August Pfluger R+22
Texas' 12th Craig Goldman R+11
Texas' 13th Ronny Jackson R+24
Texas' 14th Randy Weber R+17
Texas' 15th Monica De La Cruz R+7
Texas' 16th Veronica Escobar D+11
Texas' 17th Pete Sessions R+14
Texas' 18th Sylvester Turner D+21
Texas' 19th Jodey Arrington R+25
Texas' 20th Joaquin Castro D+12
Texas' 21st Chip Roy R+11
Texas' 22nd Troy Nehls R+9
Texas' 23rd Tony Gonzales R+7
Texas' 24th Beth Van Duyne R+7
Texas' 25th Roger Williams R+18
Texas' 26th Brandon Gill R+11
Texas' 27th Michael Cloud R+14
Texas' 28th Henry Cuellar R+2
Texas' 29th Sylvia Garcia D+12
Texas' 30th Jasmine Crockett D+25
Texas' 31st John Carter R+11
Texas' 32nd Julie Johnson D+13
Texas' 33rd Marc Veasey D+19
Texas' 34th Vicente Gonzalez EVEN
Texas' 35th Greg Casar D+19
Texas' 36th Brian Babin R+18
Texas' 37th Lloyd Doggett D+26
Texas' 38th Wesley Hunt R+10
Utah's 1st Blake Moore R+10
Utah's 2nd Celeste Maloy R+10
Utah's 3rd Mike Kennedy R+10
Utah's 4th Burgess Owens R+14
Virginia's 1st Rob Wittman R+3
Virginia's 2nd Jen Kiggans EVEN
Virginia's 3rd Bobby Scott D+18
Virginia's 4th Jennifer McClellan D+17
Virginia's 5th John McGuire R+6
Virginia's 6th Ben Cline R+12
Virginia's 7th Eugene Vindman D+2
Virginia's 8th Don Beyer D+26
Virginia's 9th Morgan Griffith R+22
Virginia's 10th Suhas Subramanyam D+6
Virginia's 11th Gerry Connolly D+18
Vermont's At-Large Becca Balint D+17
Washington's 1st Suzan DelBene D+15
Washington's 2nd Rick Larsen D+12
Washington's 3rd Marie Gluesenkamp Perez R+2
Washington's 4th Dan Newhouse R+10
Washington's 5th Michael Baumgartner R+5
Washington's 6th Emily Randall D+10
Washington's 7th Pramila Jayapal D+39
Washington's 8th Kim Schrier D+3
Washington's 9th Adam Smith D+22
Washington's 10th Marilyn Strickland D+9
Wisconsin's 1st Bryan Steil R+2
Wisconsin's 2nd Mark Pocan D+21
Wisconsin's 3rd Derrick Van Orden R+3
Wisconsin's 4th Gwen Moore D+26
Wisconsin's 5th Scott Fitzgerald R+11
Wisconsin's 6th Glenn Grothman R+8
Wisconsin's 7th Tom Tiffany R+11
Wisconsin's 8th Tony Wied R+8
West Virginia's 1st Carol Miller R+22
West Virginia's 2nd Riley Moore R+20
Wyoming's At-Large Harriet Hageman R+23

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ Politico, "Charlie Cook's PVI," April 10, 2009
  2. ↑ RedState, "New Cook PVIs Show Big Opportunities for Conservatives in the House," October 11, 2012
  3. ↑ Swing State Project, "Just what is the Partisan Voter Index (PVI)?" November 16, 2008
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Cook Political Report, "Partisan Voting Index Districts of the 113th Congress: 2004 & 2008" accessed October 2012
  5. ↑ POLIDATA, "About," accessed July 7, 2017
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 The Cook Political Report, "Introducing the 2017 Cook Political Report Partisan Voter Index," April 7, 2017
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Cook Political Report, "The 2022 Cook Partisan Voting Index (Cook PVI℠)," accessed September 8, 2022
  9. ↑ Incumbents in office in 2022 were elected under the post-2010 district lines rather than the post-2020 lines in use for 2022. The incumbents listed in this column are those who ran in general elections in the new districts rather than those elected in 2020 under the old districts. Districts where no incumbent ran are marked "N/A" even if an incumbent represented the district at the time of the 2022 election.
  10. ↑ Winner calculated using the results of the 2020 presidential election and the district lines in effect for the 2022 election.
  11. ↑ Incumbents Alfred Lawson (D) and Neal Dunn (R) both ran in the 2022 general election in this district.
  12. ↑ Incumbents Vicente Gonzalez Jr. (D) and Mayra Flores (R) both ran in the 2022 general election in this district.
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 The Cook Political Report, "Introducing the 2021 Cook Political Report Partisan Voter Index," April 15, 2021
  14. ↑ The Cook Political Report, "2016 National House Popular Vote Tracker," accessed July 7, 2017
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