The most deadly congressional districts

Dangerous by Design: Congressional Districts from Smart Growth America and the National Complete Streets Coalition

7,522 people were struck and killed while walking in 2022—a 40-year high with more than 20 people killed every day. This crisis has unfolded in part because our nation’s streets are dangerous by design, built primarily to move cars quickly at the expense of keeping everyone safe. Unfortunately, this crisis will continue to get worse until those in power finally make safety for all who use our roads a top priority.

While our first two 2024 Dangerous by Design releases showed the most deadly metro areas and states for people walking, Smart Growth America has also ranked all 435 congressional districts (plus one in the District of Columbia) to show which members of Congress represent the most deadly congressional districts in the US. Populations vary from district to district (House districts vary from just under 600,000 people up to a little under one million), so districts are ranked by their rate of death per 100,000 people.

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While many of the most deadly U.S. House districts are found in the most deadly metro areas or states, there are some notable outliers. For instance, the #1 most deadly district in the country (AZ-3 with 243 deaths from 2018-2022) includes a large portion of the Phoenix metro area, which is only the 23rd most deadly metro area overall. And while metro Atlanta is outside of the top 20 most deadly metro areas (#29), the #2 most deadly district in the country (GA-5) includes most of the City of Atlanta and a sizable portion of the Atlanta metro area. Members of Congress must take action to protect the most vulnerable road users in their districts.

We will not solve this pedestrian safety crisis with single projects or limited policies. It requires an overhaul of how we evaluate, fund, and implement transportation across the entire system. Our current approach has been defined by attempting small, project-by-project, piecemeal changes. The scale of this approach is out of step with the scope of the crisis, and it has failed to stem the historic numbers of death and injuries for people walking.

We need a fundamentally new approach that prioritizes the safety of the most vulnerable people first. Our full recommendations detail a broad spectrum of actions that can be taken immediately or over a prolonged period for federal agencies and Congress, state DOTs, and local leaders and agencies who are serious about addressing this epidemic.

Find your congressional district in the table below. Unsure what your district is? Look it up here: https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative

Rank	State	District	Population	Pedestrian deaths 2018-2022	Avg. annual pedestrian fatality rate per 100k people (2018-2022)	First name	Last name	Party
1	Arizona	3	835,089	243	5.82	Ruben	Gallego	D
2	Georgia	5	761,815	221	5.80	Nikema	Williams	D
3	Tennessee	9	756,975	215	5.68	Steve	Cohen	D
4	Florida	20	742,671	208	5.60	Sheila	Cherfilus-McCormick	D
5	South Carolina	6	741,110	207	5.59	Jim	Clyburn	D
6	Louisiana	2	754,196	194	5.14	Troy	Carter	D
7	Florida	24	805,217	193	4.79	Frederica	Wilson	D
8	Florida	14	770,991	183	4.75	Kathy	Castor	D
9	Texas	33	764,729	175	4.58	Marc	Veasey	D
10	Florida	4	762,245	168	4.41	Aaron	Bean	R
11	New Mexico	1	713,527	156	4.37	Melanie	Stansbury	D
12	Georgia	2	732,837	159	4.34	Sanford	Bishop	D
13	Florida	10	799,184	169	4.23	Maxwell	Frost	D
14	Texas	29	732,116	153	4.18	Sylvia	Garcia	D
15	Georgia	13	745,596	155	4.16	David	Scott	D
16	New Mexico	3	703,053	145	4.12	Teresa	Leger Fernandez	D
17	Florida	3	798,714	164	4.11	Kat	Cammack	R
18	Florida	6	797,497	158	3.96	Michael	Waltz	R
19	Texas	35	802,077	157	3.91	Greg	Casar	D
20	California	37	785,906	153	3.89	Sydney	Kamlager-Dove	D
21	Louisiana	5	775,625	148	3.82	Julia	Letlow	R
22	Mississippi	4	721,288	137	3.80	Mike	Ezell	R
23	Florida	1	786,226	149	3.79	Matt	Gaetz	R
23	New Mexico	2	696,764	132	3.79	Gabriel (Gabe)	Vasquez	D
25	Florida	15	790,013	149	3.77	Laurel	Lee	R
26	California	23	734,847	138	3.76	Jay	Obernolte	R
27	Michigan	13	757,463	142	3.75	Shri	Thanedar	D
27	Texas	30	767,034	144	3.75	Jasmine	Crockett	D
29	Georgia	4	819,866	153	3.73	Hank	Johnson	D
30	Kentucky	3	753,156	140	3.72	Morgan	McGarvey	D
30	Missouri	1	742,101	138	3.72	Cori	Bush	D
30	South Carolina	7	762,499	142	3.72	Russell	Fry	R
33	Florida	18	789,750	146	3.70	Scott	Franklin	R
34	Nevada	1	702,822	129	3.67	Dina	Titus	D
35	Florida	13	788,907	141	3.57	Anna	Paulina Luna	R
36	California	43	786,183	139	3.54	Maxine	Waters	D
36	Maryland	4	801,173	142	3.54	Glenn	Ivey	D
38	Florida	12	786,966	139	3.53	Gus	Bilirakis	R
39	Florida	2	746,777	130	3.48	Neal	Dunn	R
40	Pennsylvania	2	717,771	124	3.46	Brendan	Boyle	D
41	California	21	777,472	134	3.45	Jim	Costa	D
42	Arizona	7	815,141	139	3.41	Raúl	Grijalva	D
42	California	25	733,747	125	3.41	Raul	Ruiz	D
42	Tennessee	8	768,105	131	3.41	David	Kustoff	R
45	Louisiana	4	735,979	125	3.40	Mike	Johnson	R
45	Louisiana	6	758,634	129	3.40	Garret	Graves	R
47	Texas	18	789,388	133	3.37	Sheila	Jackson Lee	D
48	Indiana	7	715,891	120	3.35	André	Carson	D
48	South Carolina	5	758,549	127	3.35	Ralph	Norman	R
50	New Jersey	1	766,706	128	3.34	Donald	Norcross	D
51	Mississippi	2	749,579	124	3.31	Bennie	Thompson	D
52	Louisiana	3	760,010	125	3.29	Clay	Higgins	R
53	Texas	9	774,848	127	3.28	Al	Green	D
54	Florida	8	776,996	126	3.24	Bill	Posey	R
55	California	13	761,597	121	3.18	John	Duarte	R
55	Texas	16	773,386	123	3.18	Veronica	Escobar	D
57	Florida	23	775,556	123	3.17	Jared	Moskowitz	D
58	California	33	786,359	122	3.10	Pete	Aguilar	D
58	Florida	17	799,450	124	3.10	Greg	Steube	R
60	Maryland	7	776,765	120	3.09	Kweisi	Mfume	D
61	Alabama	7	716,121	110	3.07	Terri	Sewell	D
61	Texas	17	781,996	120	3.07	Pete	Sessions	R
63	Texas	19	767,757	117	3.05	Jodey	Arrington	R
63	Texas	20	781,188	119	3.05	Joaquin	Castro	D
65	California	6	781,084	117	3.00	Ami	Bera	D
65	Florida	26	779,367	117	3.00	Mario	Diaz-Balart	R
67	Florida	22	788,320	117	2.97	Lois	Frankel	D
67	Oregon	3	687,278	102	2.97	Earl	Blumenauer	D
69	Georgia	1	786,516	116	2.95	Buddy	Carter	R
69	Texas	27	771,898	114	2.95	Michael	Cloud	R
71	North Carolina	7	774,574	114	2.94	David	Rouzer	R
72	Florida	9	808,975	118	2.92	Darren	Soto	D
72	Mississippi	1	725,016	106	2.92	Trent	Kelly	R
74	California	29	751,259	108	2.88	Tony	Cárdenas	D
74	Florida	11	749,177	108	2.88	Daniel	Webster	R
74	Texas	37	785,616	113	2.88	Lloyd	Doggett	D
77	Michigan	12	718,764	103	2.87	Rashida	Tlaib	D
77	South Carolina	3	752,641	108	2.87	Jeff	Duncan	R
79	Illinois	7	713,358	102	2.86	Danny	Davis	D
79	Illinois	2	713,982	102	2.86	Robin	Kelly	D
81	California	7	757,253	108	2.85	Doris	Matsui	D
81	Texas	14	773,046	110	2.85	Randy	Weber	R
83	California	22	774,448	109	2.81	David	Valadao	R
84	South Carolina	2	750,640	105	2.80	Joe	Wilson	R
85	Texas	28	777,758	108	2.78	Henry	Cuellar	D
86	California	18	763,975	106	2.77	Zoe	Lofgren	D
86	Texas	32	787,408	109	2.77	Colin	Allred	D
88	Texas	36	770,407	106	2.75	Brian	Babin	R
89	California	51	751,879	103	2.74	Sara	Jacobs	D
89	North Carolina	6	751,852	103	2.74	Kathy	Manning	D
91	South Carolina	4	754,482	103	2.73	William	Timmons	R
92	Florida	25	775,062	105	2.71	Debbie	Wasserman Schultz	D
92	Florida	16	795,746	108	2.71	Vern	Buchanan	R
92	New Jersey	10	746,241	101	2.71	VACANT		D
92	Texas	1	775,992	105	2.71	Nathaniel	Moran	R
96	Texas	6	801,951	108	2.69	Jake	Ellzey	R
97	California	1	713,404	95	2.66	Doug	LaMalfa	R
97	New York	2	775,081	103	2.66	Andrew	Garbarino	R
99	New Jersey	2	791,164	105	2.65	Jeff	Van Drew	R
100	Arkansas	2	741,062	98	2.64	French	Hill	R
100	California	39	758,521	100	2.64	Mark	Takano	D
102	California	46	772,730	101	2.61	Lou	Correa	D
103	California	9	779,931	101	2.59	Josh	Harder	D
104	California	52	765,792	98	2.56	Juan	Vargas	D
105	Florida	27	751,769	96	2.55	María	Salazar	R
105	Florida	5	761,654	97	2.55	John	Rutherford	R
107	Florida	28	740,547	94	2.54	Carlos	Giménez	R
108	North Carolina	9	769,258	96	2.50	Richard	Hudson	R
108	Virginia	4	790,811	99	2.50	Jenn	McClellan	D
108	Washington	9	751,688	94	2.50	Adam	Smith	D
111	North Carolina	12	770,376	96	2.49	Alma	Adams	D
112	California	34	782,646	97	2.48	Jimmy	Gomez	D
113	Tennessee	7	801,730	99	2.47	Mark	Green	R
114	Florida	7	805,393	98	2.43	Cory	Mills	R
114	Oklahoma	1	807,958	98	2.43	Kevin	Hern	R
116	Arizona	8	811,500	98	2.42	Debbie	Lesko	R
116	Texas	11	777,332	94	2.42	August	Pfluger	R
118	Hawaii	2	801,487	96	2.40	Jill	Tokuda	D
119	Illinois	1	710,831	85	2.39	Jonathan	Jackson	D
119	Michigan	8	720,048	86	2.39	Dan	Kildee	D
121	Florida	19	774,747	92	2.37	Byron	Donalds	R
122	Arizona	2	820,500	97	2.36	Eli	Crane	R
123	New Jersey	12	767,218	90	2.35	Bonnie	Watson Coleman	D
123	Tennessee	6	783,125	92	2.35	John	Rose	R
125	Oregon	2	700,774	82	2.34	Cliff	Bentz	R
126	Pennsylvania	1	760,257	88	2.32	Brian	Fitzpatrick	R
126	Texas	13	776,421	90	2.32	Ronny	Jackson	R
128	North Carolina	1	753,536	87	2.31	Don	Davis	D
128	Oklahoma	3	796,469	92	2.31	Frank	Lucas	R
130	Georgia	14	741,898	85	2.29	Marjorie	Greene	R
131	Virginia	3	781,088	89	2.28	Bobby	Scott	D
132	California	42	757,441	86	2.27	Robert	Garcia	D
132	California	8	764,970	87	2.27	John	Garamendi	D
132	Oklahoma	2	802,111	91	2.27	Josh	Brecheen	R
135	California	35	763,145	86	2.25	Norma	Torres	D
136	North Carolina	3	756,848	85	2.25	Greg	Murphy	R
137	Georgia	11	785,570	88	2.24	Barry	Loudermilk	R
138	California	44	787,831	88	2.23	Nanette	Barragán	D
139	Missouri	5	788,328	87	2.21	Emanuel	Cleaver	D
139	Mississippi	3	722,950	80	2.21	Michael	Guest	R
139	Nevada	2	758,820	84	2.21	Mark	Amodei	R
142	Delaware	1	994,550	109	2.19	Lisa	Blunt Rochester	D
142	Florida	21	749,332	82	2.19	Brian	Mast	R
142	Illinois	4	712,351	78	2.19	Chuy	García	D
145	California	27	763,052	83	2.18	Mike	Garcia	R
145	Texas	34	790,190	86	2.18	Vicente	Gonzalez	D
147	California	41	782,304	85	2.17	Ken	Calvert	R
148	Tennessee	5	784,695	83	2.12	Andrew	Ogles	R
149	Maryland	2	760,045	80	2.11	Dutch	Ruppersberger	D
149	Maryland	3	766,740	81	2.11	John	Sarbanes	D
149	Texas	15	776,813	82	2.11	Monica	De La Cruz	R
149	Texas	23	778,355	82	2.11	Tony	Gonzales	R
153	North Carolina	11	756,051	79	2.09	Charles (Chuck)	Edwards	R
154	New Jersey	9	751,224	78	2.08	Bill	Pascrell	D
155	Georgia	3	773,788	80	2.07	Drew	Ferguson	R
155	Hawaii	1	762,295	79	2.07	Ed	Case	D
155	South Carolina	1	762,713	79	2.07	Nancy	Mace	R
158	California	20	755,450	77	2.04	Vince	Fong	R
158	New York	1	775,158	79	2.04	Nick	LaLota	R
160	Arizona	1	799,436	81	2.03	David	Schweikert	R
161	North Carolina	8	760,699	76	2.00	Dan	Bishop	R
162	Georgia	12	765,239	76	1.99	Rick	Allen	R
162	Oregon	1	714,598	71	1.99	Suzanne	Bonamici	D
162	Texas	7	785,353	78	1.99	Lizzie	Fletcher	D
165	Massachusetts	8	776,945	77	1.98	Stephen	Lynch	D
165	North Carolina	13	776,185	77	1.98	Wiley	Nickel	D
167	Nevada	4	787,444	77	1.96	Steven	Horsford	D
168	Indiana	6	706,262	69	1.95	Greg	Pence	R
169	Alabama	3	723,164	70	1.94	Mike	Rogers	R
169	Alabama	1	730,935	71	1.94	Jerry	Carl	R
171	Connecticut	3	714,460	69	1.93	Rosa	DeLauro	D
171	Ohio	15	785,817	76	1.93	Mike	Carey	R
173	Washington	2	782,277	75	1.92	Rick	Larsen	D
174	Georgia	8	807,367	77	1.91	Austin	Scott	R
174	Illinois	13	713,874	68	1.91	Nicole (Nikki)	Budzinski	D
174	New Jersey	3	773,328	74	1.91	Andy	Kim	D
174	Texas	5	787,249	75	1.91	Lance	Gooden	R
178	California	5	787,194	74	1.88	Tom	McClintock	R
179	Michigan	4	714,945	67	1.87	Bill	Huizenga	R
180	District of Columbia	98	689,545	64	1.86	Eleanor Holmes	Norton	D
180	Oregon	5	719,249	67	1.86	Lori	Chavez-DeRemer	R
180	Texas	8	827,950	77	1.86	Morgan	Luttrell	R
183	California	50	773,418	71	1.84	Scott	Peters	D
183	Oklahoma	4	805,331	74	1.84	Tom	Cole	R
183	Washington	6	773,605	71	1.84	Derek	Kilmer	D
186	Arkansas	1	748,622	68	1.82	Rick	Crawford	R
186	Kentucky	6	782,352	71	1.82	Andy	Barr	R
186	Oregon	4	715,450	65	1.82	Val	Hoyle	D
186	Tennessee	2	790,362	72	1.82	Tim	Burchett	R
190	Kentucky	5	730,563	66	1.81	Hal	Rogers	R
190	North Carolina	4	761,039	69	1.81	Valerie	Foushee	D
190	New York	4	771,912	70	1.81	Anthony	D'Esposito	R
193	California	30	734,070	66	1.80	Adam	Schiff	D
193	Missouri	4	777,214	70	1.80	Mark	Alford	R
193	Nebraska	3	601,000	54	1.80	Adrian	Smith	R
193	West Virginia	1	876,813	79	1.80	Carol	Miller	R
197	Illinois	17	713,447	64	1.79	Eric	Sorensen	D
198	Texas	12	803,772	71	1.77	Kay	Granger	R
199	Ohio	3	785,836	69	1.76	Joyce	Beatty	D
200	Nevada	3	855,528	75	1.75	Susie	Lee	D
201	Texas	10	803,507	70	1.74	Michael	McCaul	R
202	Oklahoma	5	807,931	70	1.73	Stephanie	Bice	R
203	Louisiana	1	778,327	67	1.72	Steve	Scalise	R
203	North Carolina	5	754,512	65	1.72	Virginia	Foxx	R
203	Ohio	9	780,071	67	1.72	Marcy	Kaptur	D
206	Missouri	8	719,016	61	1.70	Jason	Smith	R
207	California	49	745,298	63	1.69	Mike	Levin	D
207	North Carolina	10	768,814	65	1.69	Patrick	McHenry	R
209	Colorado	1	795,306	67	1.68	Diana	DeGette	D
209	Georgia	10	810,529	68	1.68	Mike	Collins	R
209	New Jersey	6	784,092	66	1.68	Frank	Pallone	D
212	California	38	766,860	64	1.67	Linda	Sánchez	D
212	New Jersey	8	765,996	64	1.67	Rob	Menendez	D
212	New York	6	752,577	63	1.67	Grace	Meng	D
212	Virginia	8	764,684	64	1.67	Don	Beyer	D
212	Washington	10	788,452	66	1.67	Marilyn	Strickland	D
217	Arizona	4	799,833	66	1.65	Greg	Stanton	D
217	Massachusetts	1	781,625	65	1.66	Richard	Neal	D
217	New York	7	699,930	58	1.66	Nydia	Velázquez	D
217	Utah	2	849,661	70	1.65	Celeste	Maloy	R
217	Wyoming	1	581,381	48	1.65	Harriet	Hageman	R
222	Indiana	1	706,436	58	1.64	Frank	Mrvan	D
222	Missouri	7	792,417	65	1.64	Eric	Burlison	R
222	North Carolina	14	766,123	63	1.64	Jeff	Jackson	D
225	Arkansas	4	759,282	62	1.63	Bruce	Westerman	R
225	California	4	784,249	64	1.63	Mike	Thompson	D
225	New York	3	771,208	63	1.63	Tom	Suozzi	D
225	Virginia	5	797,420	65	1.63	Bob	Good	R
229	Washington	3	789,222	64	1.62	Marie	Gluesenkamp Pérez	D
230	Alabama	5	743,238	60	1.61	Dale	Strong	R
230	Ohio	10	782,035	63	1.61	Mike	Turner	R
230	Washington	7	783,927	63	1.61	Pramila	Jayapal	D
233	California	48	776,474	62	1.60	Darrell	Issa	R
233	Michigan	10	712,116	57	1.60	John	James	R
235	Ohio	11	769,169	61	1.59	Shontel	Brown	D
236	Wisconsin	4	719,451	57	1.58	Gwen	Moore	D
237	Connecticut	1	714,766	56	1.57	John	Larson	D
237	North Carolina	2	779,106	61	1.57	Deborah	Ross	D
239	Montana	1	542,112	42	1.55	Ryan	Zinke	R
240	Illinois	3	714,398	55	1.54	Delia	Ramirez	D
240	New York	8	754,074	58	1.54	Hakeem	Jeffries	D
242	Pennsylvania	3	772,128	59	1.53	Dwight	Evans	D
243	California	24	735,081	56	1.52	Salud	Carbajal	D
243	New Jersey	5	774,198	59	1.52	Josh	Gottheimer	D
245	New York	19	768,600	58	1.51	Marcy	Molinaro	R
246	Oregon	6	702,788	53	1.51	Andrea	Salinas	D
247	Indiana	9	721,571	54	1.50	Erin	Houchin	R
247	Virginia	6	784,909	59	1.50	Ben	Cline	R
249	California	2	766,903	57	1.49	Jared	Huffman	D
249	California	12	777,779	58	1.49	Barbara	Lee	D
249	Maryland	5	776,419	58	1.49	Steny	Hoyer	D
249	Texas	4	817,813	61	1.49	Pat	Fallon	R
253	California	11	744,157	55	1.48	Nancy	Pelosi	D
253	Kansas	4	757,917	56	1.48	Ron	Estes	R
253	New Hampshire	2	677,000	50	1.48	Ann	Kuster	D
253	Virginia	7	798,820	59	1.48	Abigail	Spanberger	D
257	Texas	2	817,455	60	1.47	Dan	Crenshaw	R
258	Indiana	2	725,241	53	1.46	Rudy	Yakym	R
258	New Jersey	11	779,192	57	1.46	Mikie	Sherrill	D
260	Arkansas	3	771,021	56	1.45	Steve	Womack	R
260	California	47	770,758	56	1.45	Katie	Porter	D
260	Michigan	11	718,075	52	1.45	Haley	Stevens	D
263	Arizona	6	790,643	57	1.44	Juan	Ciscomani	R
264	Georgia	9	828,059	59	1.43	Andrew	Clyde	R
264	Maryland	1	799,927	57	1.43	Andy	Harris	R
264	New York	25	768,169	55	1.43	Joe	Morelle	D
264	Tennessee	4	796,991	57	1.43	Scott	DesJarlais	R
264	Texas	31	841,841	60	1.43	John	Carter	R
269	California	45	777,157	55	1.42	Michelle	Steel	R
269	Ohio	2	786,489	56	1.42	Brad	Wenstrup	R
271	Arizona	9	851,459	60	1.41	Paul	Gosar	R
271	California	31	737,489	52	1.41	Grace	Napolitano	D
271	Georgia	7	795,654	56	1.41	Lucy	McBath	D
274	Michigan	2	713,691	50	1.40	John	Moolenaar	R
274	New York	26	770,160	54	1.40	Tim	Kennedy	D
276	Maryland	6	776,935	54	1.39	David	Trone	D
276	Michigan	5	718,635	50	1.39	Tim	Walberg	R
276	Utah	1	850,432	59	1.39	Blake	Moore	R
279	Alabama	6	710,137	49	1.38	Gary	Palmer	R
279	New York	5	751,997	52	1.38	Gregory	Meeks	D
279	Tennessee	1	781,128	54	1.38	Diana	Harshbarger	R
279	Virginia	2	780,161	54	1.38	Jen	Kiggans	R
283	Michigan	3	714,447	49	1.37	Hillary	Scholten	D
283	New Jersey	7	775,400	53	1.37	Tom	Kean	R
283	New York	24	774,172	53	1.37	Claudia	Tenney	R
286	Maryland	8	794,883	54	1.36	Jamie	Raskin	D
286	Pennsylvania	8	766,586	52	1.36	Matt	Cartwright	D
286	Pennsylvania	4	780,519	53	1.36	Madeleine	Dean	D
289	Minnesota	5	741,949	50	1.35	Ilhan	Omar	D
290	Connecticut	5	716,167	48	1.34	Jahana	Hayes	D
290	Rhode Island	2	550,545	37	1.34	Seth	Magaziner	D
290	Tennessee	3	788,228	53	1.34	Charles	Fleischmann	R
293	Alabama	2	723,094	48	1.33	Barry	Moore	R
293	California	28	781,027	52	1.33	Judy	Chu	D
293	Texas	38	769,222	51	1.33	Wesley	Hunt	R
296	Alabama	4	727,607	48	1.32	Robert	Aderholt	R
296	Ohio	1	790,801	52	1.32	Greg	Landsman	D
296	Texas	25	804,617	53	1.32	Roger	Williams	R
299	Alaska	1	733,583	48	1.31	Mary	Peltola	D
299	Pennsylvania	9	760,960	50	1.31	Dan	Meuser	R
301	Colorado	5	769,786	50	1.30	Doug	Lamborn	R
301	New Jersey	4	786,940	51	1.30	Chris	Smith	R
301	New York	11	740,025	48	1.30	Nicole	Malliotakis	R
304	Illinois	16	712,854	46	1.29	Darin	LaHood	R
304	Kansas	2	759,073	49	1.29	Jake	LaTurner	R
304	Montana	2	542,113	35	1.29	Matt	Rosendale	R
307	Kentucky	1	748,859	48	1.28	James	Comer	R
307	Missouri	6	780,975	50	1.28	Sam	Graves	R
307	Pennsylvania	10	779,565	50	1.28	Scott	Perry	R
310	New York	10	706,151	45	1.27	Dan	Goldman	D
310	Pennsylvania	12	758,799	48	1.27	Summer	Lee	D
312	South Dakota	1	909,824	57	1.25	Dusty	Johnson	R
312	Washington	5	785,349	49	1.25	Cathy	McMorris Rodgers	R
314	Illinois	6	713,588	44	1.23	Sean	Casten	D
314	Illinois	12	713,916	44	1.23	Mike	Bost	R
314	New York	14	730,392	45	1.23	Alexandria	Ocasio-Cortez	D
314	Ohio	6	778,876	48	1.23	Bill	Johnson	R
314	Washington	4	783,190	48	1.23	Dan	Newhouse	R
319	New York	12	705,008	43	1.22	Jerry	Nadler	D
320	California	16	795,132	48	1.21	Anna	Eshoo	D
321	Iowa	3	769,420	46	1.20	Zachary (Zach)	Nunn	R
322	Colorado	8	737,452	44	1.19	Yadira	Caraveo	D
323	Texas	21	807,859	48	1.19	Chip	Roy	R
324	California	32	748,320	44	1.18	Brad	Sherman	D
324	Colorado	6	794,849	47	1.18	Jason	Crow	D
324	Maine	2	764,918	45	1.18	Jared	Golden	D
324	New York	22	764,843	45	1.18	Brandon	Williams	R
328	California	17	752,015	44	1.17	Ro	Khanna	D
328	Michigan	9	718,137	42	1.17	Lisa	McClain	R
328	Pennsylvania	11	768,350	45	1.17	Lloyd	Smucker	R
331	Virginia	1	810,541	47	1.16	Rob	Wittman	R
332	Ohio	8	781,678	45	1.15	Warren	Davidson	R
333	Indiana	8	702,968	40	1.14	Larry	Bucshon	R
333	Indiana	5	738,268	42	1.14	Victoria	Spartz	R
333	Minnesota	4	734,680	42	1.14	Betty	McCollum	D
333	Utah	3	806,633	46	1.14	John	Curtis	R
337	Missouri	2	778,625	44	1.13	Ann	Wagner	R
337	Nebraska	2	693,000	39	1.13	Don	Bacon	R
337	New York	20	781,546	44	1.13	Paul	Tonko	D
340	California	40	775,723	43	1.11	Young	Kim	R
340	California	19	777,442	43	1.11	Jimmy	Panetta	D
340	Pennsylvania	14	755,713	42	1.11	Guy	Reschenthaler	R
340	Texas	22	843,195	47	1.11	Troy	Nehls	R
344	California	14	780,004	43	1.10	Eric	Swalwell	D
344	Colorado	7	724,362	40	1.10	Brittany	Pettersen	D
344	North Dakota	1	779,261	43	1.10	Kelly	Armstrong	R
344	New York	15	727,699	40	1.10	Ritchie	Torres	D
344	Ohio	14	784,361	43	1.10	David	Joyce	R
344	Wisconsin	1	729,535	40	1.10	Bryan	Steil	R
350	Kentucky	2	758,286	41	1.08	Brett	Guthrie	R
351	Colorado	3	806,431	43	1.07	Lauren	Boebert	R
351	Illinois	10	712,780	38	1.07	Brad	Schneider	D
351	Pennsylvania	5	768,063	41	1.07	Mary	Scanlon	D
351	Virginia	11	784,031	42	1.07	Gerry	Connolly	D
351	Washington	1	782,320	42	1.07	Suzan	DelBene	D
356	Indiana	3	715,168	38	1.06	Jim	Banks	R
356	New York	9	756,507	40	1.06	Yvette	Clarke	D
356	New York	17	771,464	41	1.06	Mike	Lawler	R
359	Michigan	1	705,973	37	1.05	Jack	Bergman	R
360	California	15	794,350	41	1.03	Kevin	Mullin	D
360	Kentucky	4	760,317	39	1.03	Thomas	Massie	R
360	Massachusetts	2	776,832	40	1.03	Jim	McGovern	D
360	Nebraska	1	659,903	34	1.03	Mike	Flood	R
360	Wisconsin	3	741,433	38	1.03	Derrick	Van Orden	R
365	Massachusetts	7	801,471	41	1.02	Ayanna	Pressley	D
365	Pennsylvania	16	761,430	39	1.02	Mike	Kelly	R
367	Illinois	9	711,081	36	1.01	Jan	Schakowsky	D
367	Pennsylvania	7	774,340	39	1.01	Susan	Wild	D
369	New York	16	756,711	38	1.00	Jamaal	Bowman	D
369	Texas	24	760,070	38	1.00	Beth	Van Duyne	R
371	Vermont	1	647,064	32	0.99	Becca	Balint	D
372	Minnesota	8	731,554	36	0.98	Pete	Stauber	R
372	Ohio	4	799,350	39	0.98	Jim	Jordan	R
374	Texas	3	846,385	41	0.97	Keith	Self	R
375	Idaho	1	894,114	43	0.96	Russ	Fulcher	R
375	New York	13	770,616	37	0.96	Adriano	Espaillat	D
377	Kansas	1	755,682	36	0.95	Tracey	Mann	R
378	Indiana	4	705,680	33	0.94	Jim	Baird	R
378	Massachusetts	3	763,308	36	0.94	Lori	Trahan	D
378	Missouri	3	804,392	38	0.94	Blaine	Luetkemeyer	R
378	West Virginia	2	898,343	42	0.94	Alex	Mooney	R
382	Illinois	14	711,766	33	0.93	Lauren	Underwood	D
382	New York	23	770,357	36	0.93	Nicholas	Langworthy	R
384	Ohio	13	778,868	36	0.92	Emilia	Sykes	D
384	Virginia	10	805,988	37	0.92	Jennifer	Wexton	D
386	California	36	766,634	35	0.91	Ted	Lieu	D
386	Texas	26	835,578	38	0.91	Michael	Burgess	R
386	Washington	8	765,776	35	0.91	Kim	Schrier	D
389	California	26	777,517	35	0.90	Julia	Brownley	D
389	Illinois	5	711,312	32	0.90	Mike	Quigley	D
389	New York	21	776,361	35	0.90	Elise	Stefanik	R
392	Michigan	7	721,709	32	0.89	Elissa	Slotkin	D
392	New York	18	786,432	35	0.89	Patrick	Ryan	D
392	Pennsylvania	13	764,692	34	0.89	John	Joyce	R
395	Massachusetts	4	769,979	34	0.88	Jake	Auchincloss	D
395	Rhode Island	1	543,189	24	0.88	Gabe	Amo	D
397	Illinois	8	713,694	31	0.87	Raja	Krishnamoorthi	D
398	Michigan	6	723,774	31	0.86	Debbie	Dingell	D
399	Idaho	2	869,187	37	0.85	Mike	Simpson	R
399	New Hampshire	1	703,923	30	0.85	Chris	Pappas	D
401	California	10	784,125	33	0.84	Mark	DeSaulnier	D
402	California	3	784,225	33	0.84	Kevin	Kiley	R
403	Iowa	1	750,642	31	0.83	Mariannette	Miller-Meeks	R
403	Ohio	12	793,038	33	0.83	Troy	Balderson	R
405	Massachusetts	9	777,279	32	0.82	Bill	Keating	D
406	Connecticut	4	714,199	29	0.81	Jim	Himes	D
406	Illinois	15	712,317	29	0.81	Mary	Miller	R
406	Ohio	5	785,544	32	0.81	Bob	Latta	R
409	Georgia	6	800,956	32	0.80	Rich	McCormick	R
410	Virginia	9	785,166	31	0.79	Morgan	Griffith	R
411	Pennsylvania	6	771,296	30	0.78	Chrissy	Houlahan	D
412	Minnesota	3	719,398	27	0.75	Dean	Phillips	D
413	Massachusetts	6	785,244	29	0.74	Seth	Moulton	D
414	Illinois	11	713,393	26	0.73	Bill	Foster	D
415	Minnesota	6	720,382	26	0.72	Tom	Emmer	R
415	Ohio	7	774,125	28	0.72	Max	Miller	R
417	Massachusetts	5	772,003	27	0.70	Katherine	Clark	D
418	Colorado	4	755,464	26	0.69	Greg	Lopez	R
419	Arizona	5	835,596	28	0.67	Andy	Biggs	R
420	Pennsylvania	15	759,208	25	0.66	G.T.	Thompson	R
421	Wisconsin	8	742,030	24	0.65	VACANT
422	Connecticut	2	717,012	23	0.64	Joe	Courtney	D
422	Kansas	3	745,688	24	0.64	Sharice	Davids	D
422	Maine	1	781,229	25	0.64	Chellie	Pingree	D
425	Minnesota	7	706,939	22	0.62	Michelle	Fischbach	R
425	Wisconsin	2	743,974	23	0.62	Mark	Pocan	D
427	Colorado	2	798,930	24	0.60	Joe	Neguse	D
428	Wisconsin	6	733,889	21	0.57	Glenn	Grothman	R
428	Wisconsin	7	740,385	21	0.57	Thomas	Tiffany	R
428	Wisconsin	5	741,842	21	0.57	Scott	Fitzgerald	R
431	Iowa	2	764,510	21	0.55	Ashley	Hinson	R
432	Iowa	4	755,731	20	0.53	Randy	Feenstra	R
432	Utah	4	874,074	23	0.53	Burgess	Owens	R
434	Minnesota	1	702,347	18	0.51	Brad	Finstad	R
435	Minnesota	2	733,052	18	0.49	Angie	Craig	D
436	Pennsylvania	17	752,331	18	0.48	Chris	Deluzio	D