Complete list of elections United States House of Representatives elections, 2016

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1 complete list of elections

1.1 alabama
1.2 alaska
1.3 arizona
1.4 arkansas
1.5 california
1.6 colorado
1.7 connecticut
1.8 delaware
1.9 florida
1.10 georgia
1.11 hawaii
1.12 idaho
1.13 illinois
1.14 indiana
1.15 iowa
1.16 kansas
1.17 kentucky
1.18 louisiana
1.19 maine
1.20 maryland
1.21 massachusetts
1.22 michigan
1.23 minnesota
1.24 mississippi
1.25 missouri
1.26 montana
1.27 nebraska
1.28 nevada
1.29 new hampshire
1.30 new jersey
1.31 new mexico
1.32 new york
1.33 north carolina
1.34 north dakota
1.35 ohio
1.36 oklahoma
1.37 oregon
1.38 pennsylvania
1.39 rhode island
1.40 south carolina
1.41 south dakota
1.42 tennessee
1.43 texas
1.44 utah
1.45 vermont
1.46 virginia
1.47 washington
1.48 west virginia
1.49 wisconsin
1.50 wyoming
1.51 non-voting delegates





complete list of elections
alabama



alaska



arizona



arkansas



california



colorado



connecticut



delaware



florida



georgia



hawaii



idaho



illinois



indiana



iowa



kansas



kentucky



louisiana



maine



maryland



massachusetts



michigan



minnesota



mississippi



missouri



montana



nebraska



nevada



new hampshire



new jersey



new mexico



new york



north carolina



north dakota



ohio



oklahoma



oregon



pennsylvania



rhode island



south carolina



south dakota



tennessee



texas



utah



vermont



virginia



washington



west virginia



wisconsin



wyoming



non-voting delegates








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