U.S. House elections without a Democratic or Republican candidate, 2018-present

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2024 Election Analysis Hub

Ballotpedia tracked U.S. House races without a Democratic or Republican candidate in each election since 2018. This page provides links to and summaries of each yearly analysis.

Click on a year below to read analysis from that year.

2024

See also: U.S. House elections without a Democratic or Republican candidate, 2024

Races without Democratic candidates

Races without Republican candidates

2022

See also: U.S. House elections without a Democratic or Republican candidate, 2022

Races without Democratic candidates

Races without Republican candidates

2020

See also: U.S. House elections without a Democratic or Republican candidate, 2020

Races without Democratic candidates

Races without Republican candidates

2018

See also: U.S. House elections without a Democratic or Republican candidate, 2018

Races without Democratic candidates

Races without Republican candidates

Methodology

There are several methodological choices that Ballotpedia made in calculating the number of races without a Democratic or Republican candidate on this page:

  • Write-in candidates were not counted as candidates for the purpose of races without a Democratic or Republican candidate. However, if a write-in candidate advanced from a primary to a general election and became a regular candidate on the general election ballot, that candidate was counted for the purpose of races without a Democratic or Republican candidate.
  • Candidates who officially withdrew from a race were not counted as candidates for the purpose of this analysis.
  • Candidates who unofficially withdrew from a race but still appeared on the ballot were counted as candidates for the purpose of this analysis. This meant that a race did not count as a race without a Democratic or Republican candidate if an unofficially withdrawn candidate still appeared on the ballot.
  • In California and Washington state, which have top-two primary systems, a race was counted as not having a Democratic or Republican candidate if no candidate from a major party advanced from the primary election to the general election.
  • This analysis included races in states where the candidate filing deadline had not passed. However, Ballotpedia's 2024 analyses of state legislative and state executive races without a major party candidate included only elections in states whose filing deadlines had passed.

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