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Election Information
Election Results
 
Upcoming Election

Information about the 2004 election for the 109th Congress and historical election statistics.


109th Congress Nominees
The Official List of Nominees for the Office of U.S. Senator and for the Office of U.S. Representative in the 109th Congress. [HTML] [PDF]

Election Statistics (1920-2004)
Official vote counts for federal elections from the official sources compiled by the Office of the Clerk.


 


Information about the 2006 election for the 110th Congress.

110th Congress Nominees
The Official List of Nominees for the Office of U.S. Senator and for the Office of U.S. Representative in the 110th Congress. [HTML] [PDF]

Congressional Districts

Vacant Congressional Districts
Features information about offices of those Members of the U.S. House of Representatives who have either died or left office prior to the expiration of the current term. By federal law and the Rules of the House of Representatives, the employees of the former Representative continue to staff the offices of the congressional district under the supervision of the Clerk of the House of Representatives. This interim vacant status continues until a new Representative is elected. A vacant congressional district does not have voting representation. Although the scope of the vacant congressional office is limited, constituents of the district are invited to contact the offices for information and assistance.


Congressional Districts

Maps of Congressional Districts
Printable maps of the Congressional Districts provided by the U.S. Geological Survey.

Congressional Apportionment (1790-1990)
Table showing the number of Representatives apportioned to each state from 1790-1990 (1st to the 21st Census).

The Congressional Apportionment Process
Historical information about the apportionment process and the Census.



Census Bureau
Provides information about Congressional apportionment process and Congressional districts.

Electoral College
Information about the Electoral College process provided by the National Archives and Records Administration.

Federal Election Commission
General Federal election information.
 
State Election Offices

Information about state election offices by the Federal Election Commission

Federal Election Campaign Reports

Financial disclosure information on campaign expenses filed by House and Presidential campaigns, Parties and Political Action Committees, and Political Party Committees.

 


Contact Your Representative
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Identify and contact your Representative using the Write Your Representative feature on the House Web site.


 

Contact Your Representative
  Current Vacancies
Find out which Congressional districts are currently vacant.


 

Official Mailing Labels
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Download Official Mailing Labels of Member Addresses.

 

   

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