Republicans held 230 of 435 House seats after the 1994 election cycle. 435 districts are mapped below.
Balance After Election
Republicans 230 seats
Democrats 204 seats
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Other 1 seats
435 districts mapped · 435 total House seats after the election cycle · 218 needed for a majority.
1994 House Background
The 1994 U.S. House election chose members for the House of Representatives for the Congress beginning the following January. The app includes an interactive district map for this cycle.
Key Notes
- Unlike the Senate, every voting House seat is normally up for election every two years.
- District boundaries can change after each census, so historical House maps depend on the correct district geography for that cycle.
- Use the interactive map above to inspect district-level winners in this election cycle.