← National · U.S. House · Nov. 3, 2026
Unofficial counts as of

Iowa 2026 House Popular Vote

Democratic candidates lead by 16,558 votes, 49.5% to 48.2%, out of 1,348,891 counted.

3 Democrats and 1 Republican have been called; none are uncalled.

Democrats
49.5%
667,037
Republicans
48.2%
650,479
Other 2.3% · 31,375 · Votes from 4 of 4 districts · Sources ↓
midterm2026popularvote.sarl
02 — Every district

Iowa’s 4 districts

1 district has a margin under 5 points on the current count.

Iowa U.S. House results by district: candidates, vote shares, margin and call status.
DistrictCandidates, votes and shareMargin TotalStatusCounted
IA-01
  • Christina Bohannan (D) ✓182,39652.7%
  • Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R, inc.)150,47143.5%
  • Michael Bridgford (I)12,6033.6%
  • Write-ins (O)3560.1%
 D+9.2D +31,925 345,826 Called D —
IA-02
  • Lindsay James (D) ✓171,48449.5%
  • Joe Mitchell (R)157,72245.5%
  • Rick Stewart (L)9,5002.7%
  • Dave Bushaw (I)7,4692.2%
  • Write-ins (O)2260.1%
 D+4.0D +13,762 346,401 Called D —
IA-03
  • Sarah Trone Garriott (D) ✓189,21753.5%
  • Zach Nunn (R, inc.)163,44146.2%
  • Write-ins (O)8690.2%
 D+7.3D +25,776 353,527 Called D —
IA-04
  • Chris McGowan (R) ✓178,84559.0%
  • Dave Dawson (D)123,94040.9%
  • Write-ins (O)3520.1%
 R+18.1R +54,905 303,137 Called R —

✓ marks the declared winner. Shares are of all votes cast, including other candidates. Counted is shown only where the source reports it.

03 — Sources

Where Iowa’s numbers come from

Unofficial counts as of Nov. 5, 2026, 9:05 a.m. ET, summed from district results published by the state election office. They are not certified results.

Sources

SourceTierMethodFetched (ET)
Iowa Secretary of State — Election Night Results, 2026 General Election (Clarity ENR summary.json) Official Results feed Nov. 5, 9:00 a.m.

There is no published statewide total to check the summed district votes against.

Notes on Iowa

  • Unofficial results; ENR electionsettings.json reports websiteupdatedat '11/4/2026 12:25:40 PM CST' and 1,659 of 1,659 precincts reporting statewide (0 partially reporting).
  • pctReporting left null: the source gives no expected-vote percentage. Per-contest reporting units are counties; summary.json shows IA-01: PR 18 / TP 20; IA-02: PR 22 / TP 22; IA-03: PR 21 / TP 21; IA-04: PR 34 / TP 36 while the companion summary.csv (same version) shows all counties reporting for every district, so the per-district figure is ambiguous.
  • Candidates with a blank party in the feed (Michael Bridgford IA-01, Dave Bushaw IA-02) are no-party/petition candidates, coded I. Write-ins coded O.
  • IA-02 and IA-04 are open seats (Ashley Hinson ran for U.S. Senate; Randy Feenstra ran for governor).