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2022 New York House Election Interactive Map

All US House seats to be contested in 2022

Redistricting: Loss of one seat. Toggle between 'Consensus Forecast' and 'Current House' to see how the map has changed.

New York had 27 congressional districts this past decade. Democrats hold a 19-8 majority after losing two seats to the GOP in 2020. Controlling the process, Democrats passed a new map that positioned them to win as many as 22 seats. That map was an overreach, invalidated by the courts as a partisan gerrymander. 

A remedial map, now in place, was created for the court by a redistricting expert. The map favors Democrats 16-6, with four highly competitive districts. It has also shaken up the Democratic delegation, with long-time incumbents Carolyn Maloney and Jerry Nadler competing in the District 12 primary. One will be out of a job.

To create and share your own forecast, visit the 2022 House Interactive Map.

Hover over a district for details.

District Incumbent Party Since Term Predictions Margin of Victory
Consensus House(a) President(b)
NY-1 Lee Zeldin
2015 4th
N/A 0.0%
Retiring to run for Governor
Bridget Fleming
Nicholas LaLota
NY-2 Andrew Garbarino
2021 1st
N/A 1.5%
Jackie Gordon
Andrew Garbarino*
NY-3 Thomas Suozzi
2017 3rd
N/A 8.5%
Retiring to run for Governor
Robert Zimmerman
George Santos
NY-4 Kathleen Rice
2015 4th
N/A 14.8%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2022.
Laura Gillen
Anthony D'Esposito
NY-11 Nicole Malliotakis
2021 1st
N/A 7.2%
Max Rose
Nicole Malliotakis*
NY-17 Sean P. Maloney
2013 5th
N/A 10.1%
Sean Patrick Maloney*
Michael Lawler
NY-18 Pat Ryan
2022 1st
N/A 8.5%
Pat Ryan*
Colin Schmitt
NY-19 OPEN
N/A 4.7%
Josh Riley
Marc Molinaro
NY-22 John Katko
2015 4th
N/A 7.6%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2022.
Francis Conole
Brandon Williams
NY-25 Joseph Morelle
2018 3rd
N/A 20.2%
Joseph Morelle*
La'Ron Singletary
NY-5 Gregory Meeks
1998 13th
N/A 65.2%
Gregory Meeks*
Paul King
NY-6 Grace Meng
2013 5th
N/A 30.6%
Grace Meng*
Tom Zmich
NY-7 Nydia Velazquez
1993 15th
N/A 63.1%
Nydia Velazquez*
Juan Pagan
NY-8 Hakeem Jeffries
2013 5th
N/A 54.1%
Hakeem Jeffries*
Yuri Dashevsky
NY-9 Yvette Clarke
2007 8th
N/A 51.8%
Yvette Clarke*
Menachem Raitport
NY-10 Mondaire Jones
2021 1st
N/A 72.0%
Incumbent defeated in primary for 2022 election.
Dan Goldman
Benine Hamdan
NY-12 Jerrold Nadler
1992 16th
N/A 72.1%
Defeated Rep. Carolyn Maloney in primary
Jerrold Nadler*
Michael Zumbluskas
NY-13 Adriano Espaillat
2017 3rd
N/A 77.7%
Incumbent is unopposed
NY-14 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
2019 2nd
N/A 57.9%
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez*
Tina Forte
NY-15 Ritchie Torres
2021 1st
N/A 70.4%
Ritchie Torres*
Stylo Sapaskis
NY-16 Jamaal Bowman
2021 1st
N/A 44.1%
Jamaal Bowman*
Miriam Flisser
NY-20 Paul Tonko
2009 7th
N/A 19.6%
Paul Tonko*
Elizabeth Joy
NY-21 Elise Stefanik
2015 4th
N/A 12.6%
Matt Castelli
Elise Stefanik*
NY-23 Joe Sempolinski
2022 1st
N/A 17.7%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2022.
Max Della Pia
Nick Langworthy
NY-24 Claudia Tenney
2021 1st
N/A 17.6%
Steven Holden
Claudia Tenney*
NY-26 Brian Higgins
2005 9th
N/A 23.8%
Brian Higgins*
Steven Sams

(a)Source: Cook Political Report, 270toWin research. N/A for new district boundaries. In most cases, the margin is the difference between the Democratic and Republican nominee in the November 3, 2020 general election.
* Uncontested | + No major party opposition | ^ Both nominees from same party | x All-party primary
More details on the above exception types >>

President Margin is the percentage difference between Joe Biden and Donald Trump in 2020:
(b) Source: Daily Kos (when available) or Politico; based on 2022 House district boundaries
(c) Source: Daily Kos; based on House district boundaries used in 2020