- See also:The Cook Political Report
The Cook Political Report's Partisan Voter Index (PVI) is a measurement tool that scores each congressional district based on how strongly it leans toward one political party. The index, developed by Charles Cook of theThe Cook Political Report (CPR), compares each congressional district's score to that of the nation as a whole. According toPolitico, the PVI is designed to "provide a quick overall assessment of generic partisan strength in a congressional district."[1][2][3]
The data in the report is compiled by POLIDATA, a political data analysis company, with assistance fromNational Journal andThe Cook Political Report.[4][5]
Background
The Cook Political Report published its first Partisan Voter Index (PVI) in August 1997. The PVI was developed by Charles Cook, editor and publisher ofCook, and scores each congressional district based on how strongly it leans toward one political party. The PVI is determined by comparing each congressional district's presidential vote to the national presidential election results. According toCook, the PVI "is an attempt to find an objective measurement of each congressional district that allows comparisons between states and districts, thereby making it relevant in both mid-term and presidential election years."[6]
The Cook Political Report produces an updated PVI for all 50 states and each of the 435 congressional districts following each presidential election and redistricting cycle.[6]
Work
Data and methodology
The Cook Political Report relies on presidential vote data to produce the Partisan Voter Index (PVI) because presidential vote data can be used to compare districts across state lines, unlike data from other federal or state-level elections. The PVI is developed using vote data from the most recent presidential election as well as vote data from the previous presidential election. For example, the 2017 PVI incorporated vote data from the 2016 and 2012 presidential elections.[6]
Inconsistencies among vote data aggregation processes and redistricting cycles can present challenges in determining the PVI.The Cook Political Report observed the following challenges in its 2017 PVI summary:[6]
| “ | Following each election and round of redistricting, presidential results are compiled to generate PVI scores for each congressional district. In a few states, these results are aggregated by district by state and/or local election authorities. However, in others they are not, and the reported election results do not account for some votes that are reported centrally and not redirected back to the voter’s registration precinct ... Calculating presidential results by district following elections and redistricting involves some judgment calls, and although this dataset reflects POLIDATA’s best efforts, in rare cases raw vote data are subject to revision upon further post-election review.[6][7] | ” |
Sample PVI
The PVI is designed to reflect the unique partisan nature of each congressional district.The Cook Political Report provided the following explanation of a sample PVI in its 2017 PVI summary:
| “ | A Partisan Voting Index score of D+2, for example, means that in the 2008 and 2012 presidential elections, that district performed an average of two points more Democratic than the nation did as a whole, while an R+4 means the district performed four points more Republican than the national average. If a district performed within half a point of the national average in either direction, we assign it a score of EVEN.[6][7] | ” |
Cook Partisan Voter Indexes
Click the tabs below to view information about Cook PVI for that particular election year.
- See also:United States House of Representatives elections, 2016 andPresidential election, 2016
Cook's 2017 PVI report included the following congressional district statistics following the 2016 election cycle:[6][14]
- 241 Republican wins
- 194 Democratic wins
Other statistics:[6]
Cook Political Report's 2016 Partisan Voter Index| State | District | PVI | Party of Representative |
|---|
| Alabama | 1st | R+15 | Republican |
| Alabama | 2nd | R+16 | Republican |
| Alabama | 3rd | R+16 | Republican |
| Alabama | 4th | R+30 | Republican |
| Alabama | 5th | R+18 | Republican |
| Alabama | 6th | R+26 | Republican |
| Alabama | 7th | D+20 | Democratic |
| Alaska | At-large | R+9 | Republican |
| Arizona | 1st | R+2 | Democratic |
| Arizona | 2nd | R+1 | Republican |
| Arizona | 3rd | D+13 | Democratic |
| Arizona | 4th | R+21 | Republican |
| Arizona | 5th | R+15 | Republican |
| Arizona | 6th | R+9 | Republican |
| Arizona | 7th | D+23 | Democratic |
| Arizona | 8th | R+13 | Republican |
| Arizona | 9th | D+4 | Democratic |
| Arkansas | 1st | R+17 | Republican |
| Arkansas | 2nd | R+7 | Republican |
| Arkansas | 3rd | R+19 | Republican |
| Arkansas | 4th | R+17 | Republican |
| California | 1st | R+11 | Republican |
| California | 2nd | D+22 | Democratic |
| California | 3rd | D+5 | Democratic |
| California | 4th | R+10 | Republican |
| California | 5th | D+21 | Democratic |
| California | 6th | D+21 | Democratic |
| California | 7th | D+3 | Democratic |
| California | 8th | R+9 | Republican |
| California | 9th | D+8 | Democratic |
| California | 10th | | EVEN | Republican |
| California | 11th | D+21 | Democratic |
| California | 12th | D+37 | Democratic |
| California | 13th | D+40 | Democratic |
| California | 14th | D+27 | Democratic |
| California | 15th | D+20 | Democratic |
| California | 16th | D+9 | Democratic |
| California | 17th | D+25 | Democratic |
| California | 18th | D+23 | Democratic |
| California | 19th | D+24 | Democratic |
| California | 20th | D+23 | Democratic |
| California | 21st | D+5 | Republican |
| California | 22nd | R+8 | Republican |
| California | 23rd | R+14 | Republican |
| California | 24th | D+7 | Democratic |
| California | 25th | | EVEN | Republican |
| California | 26th | D+7 | Democratic |
| California | 27th | D+16 | Democratic |
| California | 28th | D+23 | Democratic |
| California | 29th | D+29 | Democratic |
| California | 30th | D+18 | Democratic |
| California | 31st | D+8 | Democratic |
| California | 32nd | D+17 | Democratic |
| California | 33rd | D+16 | Democratic |
| California | 34th | D+35 | Democratic |
| California | 35th | D+19 | Democratic |
| California | 36th | D+2 | Democratic |
| California | 37th | D+37 | Democratic |
| California | 38th | D+17 | Democratic |
| California | 39th | | EVEN | Republican |
| California | 40th | D+33 | Democratic |
| California | 41st | D+12 | Democratic |
| California | 42nd | R+9 | Republican |
| California | 43rd | D+29 | Democratic |
| California | 44th | D+35 | Democratic |
| California | 45th | R+3 | Republican |
| California | 46th | D+15 | Democratic |
| California | 47th | D+13 | Democratic |
| California | 48th | R+4 | Republican |
| California | 49th | R+1 | Republican |
| California | 50th | R+11 | Republican |
| California | 51st | D+22 | Democratic |
| California | 52nd | D+6 | Democratic |
| California | 53rd | D+14 | Democratic |
| Colorado | 1st | D+21 | Democratic |
| Colorado | 2nd | D+9 | Democratic |
| Colorado | 3rd | R+6 | Republican |
| Colorado | 4th | R+13 | Republican |
| Colorado | 5th | R+14 | Republican |
| Colorado | 6th | D+2 | Republican |
| Colorado | 7th | D+6 | Democratic |
| Connecticut | 1st | D+12 | Democratic |
| Connecticut | 2nd | D+3 | Democratic |
| Connecticut | 3rd | D+9 | Democratic |
| Connecticut | 4th | D+7 | Democratic |
| Connecticut | 5th | D+2 | Democratic |
| Delaware | At-large | D+6 | Democratic |
| District of Columbia* | At-large | D+43 | Democratic |
| Florida | 1st | R+22 | Republican |
| Florida | 2nd | R+18 | Republican |
| Florida | 3rd | R+9 | Republican |
| Florida | 4th | R+17 | Republican |
| Florida | 5th | D+12 | Democratic |
| Florida | 6th | R+7 | Republican |
| Florida | 7th | | EVEN | Democratic |
| Florida | 8th | R+11 | Republican |
| Florida | 9th | D+5 | Democratic |
| Florida | 10th | D+11 | Democratic |
| Florida | 11th | R+15 | Republican |
| Florida | 12th | R+8 | Republican |
| Florida | 13th | D+2 | Democratic |
| Florida | 14th | D+7 | Democratic |
| Florida | 15th | R+6 | Republican |
| Florida | 16th | R+7 | Republican |
| Florida | 17th | R+13 | Republican |
| Florida | 18th | R+5 | Republican |
| Florida | 19th | R+13 | Republican |
| Florida | 20th | D+31 | Democratic |
| Florida | 21st | D+9 | Democratic |
| Florida | 22nd | D+6 | Democratic |
| Florida | 23rd | D+11 | Democratic |
| Florida | 24th | D+34 | Democratic |
| Florida | 25th | R+4 | Republican |
| Florida | 26th | D+6 | Republican |
| Florida | 27th | D+5 | Republican |
| Georgia | 1st | R+9 | Republican |
| Georgia | 2nd | D+6 | Democratic |
| Georgia | 3rd | R+18 | Republican |
| Georgia | 4th | D+24 | Democratic |
| Georgia | 5th | D+34 | Democratic |
| Georgia | 6th | R+8 | Republican |
| Georgia | 7th | R+9 | Republican |
| Georgia | 8th | R+15 | Republican |
| Georgia | 9th | R+31 | Republican |
| Georgia | 10th | R+15 | Republican |
| Georgia | 11th | R+17 | Republican |
| Georgia | 12th | R+9 | Republican |
| Georgia | 13th | D+20 | Democratic |
| Georgia | 14th | R+27 | Republican |
| Hawaii | 1st | D+17 | Democratic |
| Hawaii | 2nd | D+19 | Democratic |
| Idaho | 1st | R+21 | Republican |
| Idaho | 2nd | R+17 | Republican |
| Illinois | 1st | D+27 | Democratic |
| Illinois | 2nd | D+29 | Democratic |
| Illinois | 3rd | D+6 | Democratic |
| Illinois | 4th | D+33 | Democratic |
| Illinois | 5th | D+20 | Democratic |
| Illinois | 6th | R+2 | Republican |
| Illinois | 7th | D+38 | Democratic |
| Illinois | 8th | D+8 | Democratic |
| Illinois | 9th | D+18 | Democratic |
| Illinois | 10th | D+10 | Democratic |
| Illinois | 11th | D+9 | Democratic |
| Illinois | 12th | R+5 | Republican |
| Illinois | 13th | R+3 | Republican |
| Illinois | 14th | R+5 | Republican |
| Illinois | 15th | R+21 | Republican |
| Illinois | 16th | R+8 | Republican |
| Illinois | 17th | D+3 | Democratic |
| Illinois | 18th | R+15 | Republican |
| Indiana | 1st | D+8 | Democratic |
| Indiana | 2nd | R+11 | Republican |
| Indiana | 3rd | R+18 | Republican |
| Indiana | 4th | R+17 | Republican |
| Indiana | 5th | R+9 | Republican |
| Indiana | 6th | R+18 | Republican |
| Indiana | 7th | D+11 | Democratic |
| Indiana | 8th | R+15 | Republican |
| Indiana | 9th | R+13 | Republican |
| Iowa | 1st | D+1 | Republican |
| Iowa | 2nd | D+1 | Democratic |
| Iowa | 3rd | R+1 | Republican |
| Iowa | 4th | R+11 | Republican |
| Kansas | 1st | R+24 | Republican |
| Kansas | 2nd | R+10 | Republican |
| Kansas | 3rd | R+4 | Republican |
| Kansas | 4th | R+15 | Republican |
| Kentucky | 1st | R+23 | Republican |
| Kentucky | 2nd | R+19 | Republican |
| Kentucky | 3rd | D+6 | Democratic |
| Kentucky | 4th | R+18 | Republican |
| Kentucky | 5th | R+31 | Republican |
| Kentucky | 6th | R+9 | Republican |
| Louisiana | 1st | R+24 | Republican |
| Louisiana | 2nd | D+25 | Democratic |
| Louisiana | 3rd | R+20 | Republican |
| Louisiana | 4th | R+13 | Republican |
| Louisiana | 5th | R+15 | Republican |
| Louisiana | 6th | R+19 | Republican |
| Maine | 1st | D+8 | Democratic |
| Maine | 2nd | R+2 | Republican |
| Maryland | 1st | R+14 | Republican |
| Maryland | 2nd | D+11 | Democratic |
| Maryland | 3rd | D+13 | Democratic |
| Maryland | 4th | D+28 | Democratic |
| Maryland | 5th | D+16 | Democratic |
| Maryland | 6th | D+6 | Democratic |
| Maryland | 7th | D+26 | Democratic |
| Maryland | 8th | D+14 | Democratic |
| Massachusetts | 1st | D+12 | Democratic |
| Massachusetts | 2nd | D+9 | Democratic |
| Massachusetts | 3rd | D+9 | Democratic |
| Massachusetts | 4th | D+9 | Democratic |
| Massachusetts | 5th | D+18 | Democratic |
| Massachusetts | 6th | D+6 | Democratic |
| Massachusetts | 7th | D+34 | Democratic |
| Massachusetts | 8th | D+10 | Democratic |
| Massachusetts | 9th | D+4 | Democratic |
| Michigan | 1st | R+9 | Republican |
| Michigan | 2nd | R+9 | Republican |
| Michigan | 3rd | R+6 | Republican |
| Michigan | 4th | R+10 | Republican |
| Michigan | 5th | D+5 | Democratic |
| Michigan | 6th | R+4 | Republican |
| Michigan | 7th | R+7 | Republican |
| Michigan | 8th | R+4 | Republican |
| Michigan | 9th | D+4 | Democratic |
| Michigan | 10th | R+13 | Republican |
| Michigan | 11th | R+4 | Republican |
| Michigan | 12th | D+14 | Democratic |
| Michigan | 13th | D+33 | Democratic |
| Michigan | 14th | D+30 | Democratic |
| Minnesota | 1st | R+5 | Democratic |
| Minnesota | 2nd | R+2 | Republican |
| Minnesota | 3rd | D+1 | Republican |
| Minnesota | 4th | D+14 | Democratic |
| Minnesota | 5th | D+26 | Democratic |
| Minnesota | 6th | R+12 | Republican |
| Minnesota | 7th | R+12 | Democratic |
| Minnesota | 8th | R+4 | Democratic |
| Mississippi | 1st | R+16 | Republican |
| Mississippi | 2nd | D+14 | Democratic |
| Mississippi | 3rd | R+13 | Republican |
| Mississippi | 4th | R+21 | Republican |
| Missouri | 1st | D+29 | Democratic |
| Missouri | 2nd | R+8 | Republican |
| Missouri | 3rd | R+18 | Republican |
| Missouri | 4th | R+17 | Republican |
| Missouri | 5th | D+7 | Democratic |
| Missouri | 6th | R+16 | Republican |
| Missouri | 7th | R+23 | Republican |
| Missouri | 8th | R+24 | Republican |
| Montana | At-large | R+11 | Republican |
| Nebraska | 1st | R+11 | Republican |
| Nebraska | 2nd | R+4 | Republican |
| Nebraska | 3rd | R+27 | Republican |
| Nevada | 1st | D+15 | Democratic |
| Nevada | 2nd | R+7 | Republican |
| Nevada | 3rd | R+2 | Democratic |
| Nevada | 4th | D+3 | Democratic |
| New Hampshire | 1st | R+2 | Democratic |
| New Hampshire | 2nd | D+2 | Democratic |
| New Jersey | 1st | D+13 | Democratic |
| New Jersey | 2nd | R+1 | Republican |
| New Jersey | 3rd | R+2 | Republican |
| New Jersey | 4th | R+8 | Republican |
| New Jersey | 5th | R+3 | Democratic |
| New Jersey | 6th | D+9 | Democratic |
| New Jersey | 7th | R+3 | Republican |
| New Jersey | 8th | D+27 | Democratic |
| New Jersey | 9th | D+16 | Democratic |
| New Jersey | 10th | D+36 | Democratic |
| New Jersey | 11th | R+3 | Republican |
| New Jersey | 12th | D+16 | Democratic |
| New Mexico | 1st | D+7 | Democratic |
| New Mexico | 2nd | R+6 | Republican |
| New Mexico | 3rd | D+8 | Democratic |
| New York | 1st | R+5 | Republican |
| New York | 2nd | R+3 | Republican |
| New York | 3rd | D+1 | Democratic |
| New York | 4th | D+4 | Democratic |
| New York | 5th | D+37 | Democratic |
| New York | 6th | D+16 | Democratic |
| New York | 7th | D+38 | Democratic |
| New York | 8th | D+36 | Democratic |
| New York | 9th | D+34 | Democratic |
| New York | 10th | D+26 | Democratic |
| New York | 11th | R+3 | Republican |
| New York | 12th | D+31 | Democratic |
| New York | 13th | D+43 | Democratic |
| New York | 14th | D+29 | Democratic |
| New York | 15th | D+44 | Democratic |
| New York | 16th | D+24 | Democratic |
| New York | 17th | D+7 | Democratic |
| New York | 18th | R+1 | Democratic |
| New York | 19th | R+2 | Republican |
| New York | 20th | D+7 | Democratic |
| New York | 21st | R+4 | Republican |
| New York | 22nd | R+6 | Republican |
| New York | 23rd | R+6 | Republican |
| New York | 24th | D+3 | Republican |
| New York | 25th | D+8 | Democratic |
| New York | 26th | D+11 | Democratic |
| New York | 27th | R+11 | Republican |
| North Carolina | 1st | D+17 | Democratic |
| North Carolina | 2nd | R+7 | Republican |
| North Carolina | 3rd | R+12 | Republican |
| North Carolina | 4th | D+17 | Democratic |
| North Carolina | 5th | R+10 | Republican |
| North Carolina | 6th | R+9 | Republican |
| North Carolina | 7th | R+9 | Republican |
| North Carolina | 8th | R+8 | Republican |
| North Carolina | 9th | R+8 | Republican |
| North Carolina | 10th | R+12 | Republican |
| North Carolina | 11th | R+14 | Republican |
| North Carolina | 12th | D+18 | Democratic |
| North Carolina | 13th | R+6 | Republican |
| North Dakota | At-large | R+16 | Republican |
| Ohio | 1st | R+5 | Republican |
| Ohio | 2nd | R+9 | Republican |
| Ohio | 3rd | D+19 | Democratic |
| Ohio | 4th | R+14 | Republican |
| Ohio | 5th | R+11 | Republican |
| Ohio | 6th | R+16 | Republican |
| Ohio | 7th | R+12 | Republican |
| Ohio | 8th | R+17 | Republican |
| Ohio | 9th | D+14 | Democratic |
| Ohio | 10th | R+4 | Republican |
| Ohio | 11th | D+32 | Democratic |
| Ohio | 12th | R+7 | Republican |
| Ohio | 13th | D+7 | Democratic |
| Ohio | 14th | R+5 | Republican |
| Ohio | 15th | R+7 | Republican |
| Ohio | 16th | R+8 | Republican |
| Oklahoma | 1st | R+17 | Republican |
| Oklahoma | 2nd | R+24 | Republican |
| Oklahoma | 3rd | R+27 | Republican |
| Oklahoma | 4th | R+20 | Republican |
| Oklahoma | 5th | R+10 | Republican |
| Oregon | 1st | D+9 | Democratic |
| Oregon | 2nd | R+11 | Republican |
| Oregon | 3rd | D+24 | Democratic |
| Oregon | 4th | | EVEN | Democratic |
| Oregon | 5th | | EVEN | Democratic |
| Pennsylvania | 1st | D+31 | Democratic |
| Pennsylvania | 2nd | D+40 | Democratic |
| Pennsylvania | 3rd | R+11 | Republican |
| Pennsylvania | 4th | R+11 | Republican |
| Pennsylvania | 5th | R+14 | Republican |
| Pennsylvania | 6th | R+2 | Republican |
| Pennsylvania | 7th | R+1 | Republican |
| Pennsylvania | 8th | R+2 | Republican |
| Pennsylvania | 9th | R+19 | Republican |
| Pennsylvania | 10th | R+16 | Republican |
| Pennsylvania | 11th | R+10 | Republican |
| Pennsylvania | 12th | R+11 | Republican |
| Pennsylvania | 13th | D+15 | Democratic |
| Pennsylvania | 14th | D+17 | Democratic |
| Pennsylvania | 15th | R+4 | Republican |
| Pennsylvania | 16th | R+5 | Republican |
| Pennsylvania | 17th | R+1 | Democratic |
| Pennsylvania | 18th | R+11 | Republican |
| Rhode Island | 1st | D+14 | Democratic |
| Rhode Island | 2nd | D+6 | Democratic |
| South Carolina | 1st | R+10 | Republican |
| South Carolina | 2nd | R+12 | Republican |
| South Carolina | 3rd | R+19 | Republican |
| South Carolina | 4th | R+15 | Republican |
| South Carolina | 5th | R+9 | Republican |
| South Carolina | 6th | D+19 | Democratic |
| South Carolina | 7th | R+9 | Republican |
| South Dakota | At-large | R+14 | Republican |
| Tennessee | 1st | R+28 | Republican |
| Tennessee | 2nd | R+20 | Republican |
| Tennessee | 3rd | R+18 | Republican |
| Tennessee | 4th | R+20 | Republican |
| Tennessee | 5th | D+7 | Democratic |
| Tennessee | 6th | R+24 | Republican |
| Tennessee | 7th | R+20 | Republican |
| Tennessee | 8th | R+19 | Republican |
| Tennessee | 9th | D+28 | Democratic |
| Texas | 1st | R+25 | Republican |
| Texas | 2nd | R+11 | Republican |
| Texas | 3rd | R+13 | Republican |
| Texas | 4th | R+28 | Republican |
| Texas | 5th | R+16 | Republican |
| Texas | 6th | R+9 | Republican |
| Texas | 7th | R+7 | Republican |
| Texas | 8th | R+28 | Republican |
| Texas | 9th | D+29 | Democratic |
| Texas | 10th | R+9 | Republican |
| Texas | 11th | R+32 | Republican |
| Texas | 12th | R+18 | Republican |
| Texas | 13th | R+33 | Republican |
| Texas | 14th | R+12 | Republican |
| Texas | 15th | D+7 | Democratic |
| Texas | 16th | D+17 | Democratic |
| Texas | 17th | R+12 | Republican |
| Texas | 18th | D+27 | Democratic |
| Texas | 19th | R+27 | Republican |
| Texas | 20th | D+10 | Democratic |
| Texas | 21st | R+10 | Republican |
| Texas | 22nd | R+10 | Republican |
| Texas | 23rd | R+1 | Republican |
| Texas | 24th | R+9 | Republican |
| Texas | 25th | R+11 | Republican |
| Texas | 26th | R+18 | Republican |
| Texas | 27th | R+13 | Republican |
| Texas | 28th | D+9 | Democratic |
| Texas | 29th | D+19 | Democratic |
| Texas | 30th | D+29 | Democratic |
| Texas | 31st | R+10 | Republican |
| Texas | 32nd | R+5 | Republican |
| Texas | 33rd | D+23 | Democratic |
| Texas | 34th | D+10 | Democratic |
| Texas | 35th | D+15 | Democratic |
| Texas | 36th | R+26 | Republican |
| Utah | 1st | R+26 | Republican |
| Utah | 2nd | R+16 | Republican |
| Utah | 3rd | R+25 | Republican |
| Utah | 4th | R+13 | Republican |
| Vermont | At-large | D+15 | Democratic |
| Virginia | 1st | R+8 | Republican |
| Virginia | 2nd | R+3 | Republican |
| Virginia | 3rd | D+16 | Democratic |
| Virginia | 4th | D+10 | Democratic |
| Virginia | 5th | R+6 | Republican |
| Virginia | 6th | R+13 | Republican |
| Virginia | 7th | R+6 | Republican |
| Virginia | 8th | D+21 | Democratic |
| Virginia | 9th | R+19 | Republican |
| Virginia | 10th | D+1 | Republican |
| Virginia | 11th | D+15 | Democratic |
| Washington | 1st | D+6 | Democratic |
| Washington | 2nd | D+10 | Democratic |
| Washington | 3rd | R+4 | Republican |
| Washington | 4th | R+13 | Republican |
| Washington | 5th | R+8 | Republican |
| Washington | 6th | D+6 | Democratic |
| Washington | 7th | D+33 | Democratic |
| Washington | 8th | | EVEN | Republican |
| Washington | 9th | D+21 | Democratic |
| Washington | 10th | D+5 | Democratic |
| West Virginia | 1st | R+19 | Republican |
| West Virginia | 2nd | R+17 | Republican |
| West Virginia | 3rd | R+23 | Republican |
| Wisconsin | 1st | R+5 | Republican |
| Wisconsin | 2nd | D+18 | Democratic |
| Wisconsin | 3rd | | EVEN | Democratic |
| Wisconsin | 4th | D+25 | Democratic |
| Wisconsin | 5th | R+13 | Republican |
| Wisconsin | 6th | R+8 | Republican |
| Wisconsin | 7th | R+8 | Republican |
| Wisconsin | 8th | R+7 | Republican |
| Wyoming | At-large | R+25 | Republican |
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Footnotes
- ↑Politico, "Charlie Cook's PVI," April 10, 2009
- ↑RedState, "New Cook PVIs Show Big Opportunities for Conservatives in the House," October 11, 2012
- ↑Swing State Project, "Just what is the Partisan Voter Index (PVI)?" November 16, 2008
- ↑4.04.1Cook Political Report, "Partisan Voting Index Districts of the 113th Congress: 2004 & 2008" accessed October 2012
- ↑POLIDATA, "About," accessed July 7, 2017
- ↑6.06.16.26.36.46.56.66.7The Cook Political Report, "Introducing the 2017 Cook Political Report Partisan Voter Index," April 7, 2017
- ↑7.07.1Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.
- ↑8.08.1Cook Political Report, "The 2022 Cook Partisan Voting Index (Cook PVI℠)," accessed September 8, 2022
- ↑Incumbents in office in 2022 were elected under the post-2010 district lines rather than the post-2020 lines in use for 2022. The incumbents listed in this column are those who ran in general elections in the new districts rather than those elected in 2020 under the old districts. Districts where no incumbent ran are marked "N/A" even if an incumbent represented the district at the time of the 2022 election.
- ↑Winner calculated using the results of the 2020 presidential election and the district lines in effect for the 2022 election.
- ↑IncumbentsAlfred Lawson (D) andNeal Dunn (R) both ran in the 2022 general election in this district.
- ↑IncumbentsVicente Gonzalez Jr. (D) andMayra Flores (R) both ran in the 2022 general election in this district.
- ↑13.013.1The Cook Political Report, "Introducing the 2021 Cook Political Report Partisan Voter Index," April 15, 2021
- ↑The Cook Political Report, "2016 National House Popular Vote Tracker," accessed July 7, 2017
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