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United States House of Representatives elections, November 2019File:Flag of the United States.svg
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All 19 seats in the House of Representatives
10 seats needed for a majority |
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| Turnout |
61 voters |
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Majority party
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Minority party
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Third party
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| Leader
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Mike (L)
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System (P) (Caucused with Popular Party)
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System (P)
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| Party
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Labor
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Federalist
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Popular
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| Leader's seat
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DX-06
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JF-01
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JF-01
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| Seats before
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7
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6
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| Seats after
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9 (Rep. Glaze and Rep. Glaze joined the Popular Party on 11/12; Rep. Hopeful expelled 11/29, lowering the seat count to 6)
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6 (Rep. SirSweetPea resigned on 11/25, lowering the seat count to 5)
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0 (The party was created on 11/12, with Rep.
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| Seat change
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Increase 2
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Steady
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Steady
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| Popular vote
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19
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| Percentage
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36.8% (Lowered to 31.6% on 11/29)
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31.6% (Lowered to 26.3% on 11/25)
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30.6%
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Fifth party
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| Party
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Independent
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| Seats before
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-
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| Seats after
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1
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| Seat change
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Steady
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| Popular vote
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11
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| Percentage
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17.7%
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 Map of the election results. House seats are shown in the larger row of boxes.
Note: Two RLP members were elected as Democrats in the South. |
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During the first two days of Congress, the Labor Party had a majority over the Federalists, but after the creation of a new party, the Popular Party, which caucused with the Federalists, the Labor Party became the minority party.
Composition of the US House of Representatives after this election.
