Sun Apr 24, 2022, 09:52 AM

US House seats that the Democrats will lose and gain in 2022.

1)AZ-2
2)AZ-6
3)CA-9(Incumbent D vs Open Incumnent D)
4)CA-42(Open Incumbent D vs Open Incumbent D)
5)FL-2(Incumbent R vs Incumbent D in a +7R district.)
6)FL-7
7)FL-13
8)GA-7(Incumbent D vs Incumbent D)
9)IL-6(Incumbent D vs Incumbent D)
10)MI-11(Incumbent D vs Incumbent D)
11)MI-12(Incumbent D vs Open Incumbent D)
12)NJ-7
13)OH-13
14)TN-5
15)TX-15
16)TX-34(Incumbent D vs Open Incumbent D)
17)WI-3

Democrats will gain.
16)CA-13
15)CA-22
14)CA-27
13)CA-45
12)CO-8
11)IL-3
10)IL-13
9)MI-3
8)MI-13
7)NM-2
6)NY-1
5)NY-11
4)NY-22
3)NC-14
2)OH-1
1)OR-6
0)TX-35

Democrats will remain in the majority in the US House of Representative in 2022.

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11 replies	Author	Time	Post
US House seats that the Democrats will lose and gain in 2022. (Original post)	nkpolitics1212	Apr 2022	OP
Based on what? n/t	Marvin Marvin	Apr 2022	#1
The Election Ratings in Wikipedia.	nkpolitics1212	Apr 2022	#2
I doubt that we'll be able to pick up the TX 35th	FBaggins	Apr 2022	#3
TX-35 is currently held by Lloyd Dogget but Doggett is running in the new TX-37.	nkpolitics1212	Apr 2022	#4
Replacing a democrat with another democrat is not a seat pick-up	FBaggins	Apr 2022	#5
Yes it does!	nkpolitics1212	Apr 2022	#7
Would you please post a link	BlueGreenLady	Apr 2022	#6
Go on the Wikipedia website, type 2022 US House of Representative Elections.	nkpolitics1212	Apr 2022	#8
Thx for posting! Ppl always want to question more when the news is good	PortTack	Apr 2022	#9
I appreciate it.	nkpolitics1212	Apr 2022	#10
Welcome! I always check out your posts...I appreciate the work you put into them	PortTack	Apr 2022	#11

Response to nkpolitics1212 (Original post)

Sun Apr 24, 2022, 09:54 AM

Marvin Marvin (43 posts)

1. Based on what? n/t

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Response to Marvin Marvin (Reply #1)

Sun Apr 24, 2022, 10:00 AM

nkpolitics1212 (7,762 posts)

2. The Election Ratings in Wikipedia.

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Response to nkpolitics1212 (Original post)

Sun Apr 24, 2022, 10:10 AM

FBaggins (25,471 posts)

3. I doubt that we'll be able to pick up the TX 35th

If for no other reason that we already hold it and it’s a deep blue district

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Response to FBaggins (Reply #3)

Sun Apr 24, 2022, 10:18 AM

nkpolitics1212 (7,762 posts)

4. TX-35 is currently held by Lloyd Dogget but Doggett is running in the new TX-37.

This makes TX-35 a new district.

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Response to nkpolitics1212 (Reply #4)

Sun Apr 24, 2022, 10:35 AM

FBaggins (25,471 posts)

5. Replacing a democrat with another democrat is not a seat pick-up

An incumbent moving to another district does not make his old district a a new one.

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Response to FBaggins (Reply #5)

Sun Apr 24, 2022, 11:12 AM

nkpolitics1212 (7,762 posts)

7. Yes it does!

According to the 2020 Census, TX has gained 2 US House seats. 37th CD and 38th CD.
You would consider TX-37 and TX-38 as new districts but guess what Democratic US Representative Lloyd Doggett is running in TX-37 instead of TX-35 which TX-35 a new district.

Other example is MT(Matt Rosendale-R,the current At Large US Representative is running in MT-2 instead of MT-1 which makes MT-1 a new district.

In FL, Carlos Gimenez-R the current FL-26th CD US Representative is running in the new FL-28.
Diaz Balart is running in FL-26 instead of FL-25
Wasserman Schultz is running in FL-25 instead of FL-23
Deutch is running in FL-23 instead of FL-22
Frankel is running in FL-22 instead of FL-21
Mast is running in FL-21 instead of FL-18
Franklin is running in FL-18 instead of FL-15.

FL-15 is the new district considering the fact that the new FL-28 is going to be represented by a current US House member.

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Response to nkpolitics1212 (Original post)

Sun Apr 24, 2022, 10:38 AM

BlueGreenLady (2,704 posts)

6. Would you please post a link

to your data source? Thanks

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Response to BlueGreenLady (Reply #6)

Sun Apr 24, 2022, 11:16 AM

nkpolitics1212 (7,762 posts)

8. Go on the Wikipedia website, type 2022 US House of Representative Elections.

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Response to nkpolitics1212 (Original post)

Sun Apr 24, 2022, 11:43 AM

PortTack (28,603 posts)

9. Thx for posting! Ppl always want to question more when the news is good

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Response to PortTack (Reply #9)

Sun Apr 24, 2022, 12:52 PM

nkpolitics1212 (7,762 posts)

10. I appreciate it.

I get my info from wikipedia(2022 US House of Representive Elections)

The districts that have 2 Democratic incumbents in the same district is a 1 seat Democratic lose. a New Democratic leaning district is a Democratic gain.

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Response to nkpolitics1212 (Reply #10)

Mon Apr 25, 2022, 06:09 PM

PortTack (28,603 posts)

11. Welcome! I always check out your posts...I appreciate the work you put into them

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