United States House of Representatives elections, November 2020

November 2020 United States House of Representatives elections

November 6-8, 2020
All 18 seats in the United States House of Representatives, As well as the 1 non-voting delegate. 10 seats needed for a majority
Majority party Minority party   Leader Rose McAlister Omarosa Sandoval (Elected President) Party Progress Caucus (Renamed to Unity Caucus) (US) Libertarian Party (US) Leader since October 13, 2020 September 12, 2020 Leader's seat JF-4 DX-5 Last election 16 seats, 88.9% 2 seats, 11.1% Seats before 16 2 Seats won 14 (Two Members elected as independents) 0 (One Libertarian won, but joined the Unity Caucus) Seat change 2 2   Third party   Leader Jeb Party United Left (US) Last election 0 seats, 0% Seats before 0 Seats won 4 (One member elected as an independent) Seat change 4
Results:      UL      GLP      SDP      Libertarian      Independent Purple Boundaries: Unity Caucus, Red Boundaries: UL Caucus
Speaker before election Rose McAlister Unity Caucus (Global Labour Party) Elected Speaker Rose McAlister Unity Caucus (Global Labour Party)

The November 2020 United States House of Representatives elections were held from November 6th through November 8th, 2020. Representatives were chosen from all 18 districts across the 4 states. The Left-Wing Progress Caucus, consisting of the Social Democratic Party, the United Left, and the Global Labour Party, and which was renamed to the Unity Caucus after the election, maintained their supermajority from before the election. Upon the opening of the session, Speaker Rose McAlister was re-elected to the office of the Speaker. The United Left broke off of the Unity Caucus after the election, and formed the United Left Caucus with their four members. The one Libertarian elected, Soren Dillinger, is a member of the Unity Caucus. The Libertarian leader from before the election, Omarosa Sandoval, was elected President of the United States concurrently to these elections, and thus, did not seek re-election.