2018 United States House of Representatives elections - Quiz
A) Vermont B) Oregon C) New Mexico D) Rhode Island
A) 2 B) 4 C) 1 D) 3
A) The representative resigned B) The representative died C) A court order disqualified the candidate D) Allegations of electoral fraud
A) Libertarians B) Independents C) Democrats D) Republicans
A) 9–9 B) 12–4 for Democrats C) 12–4 for Republicans D) 13–5 for Republicans
A) Texas B) Utah C) South Carolina D) Oklahoma
A) 3–2 Democratic majority B) 4–1 Democratic majority C) 4–1 Republican majority D) 5–0 Democratic majority
A) A 10–8 Republican majority B) A 9–9 Democratic majority C) A 9–9 split D) A 13–5 Republican majority
A) 2–0 for Democrats B) 2–0 for Republicans C) 3–0 for Democrats D) 1–1
A) From 6–1 to 5–2 for Republicans B) From 7–0 to 6–1 for Republicans C) From 6–1 to 4–3 for Republicans D) From 5–2 to 6–1 for Republicans
A) 8–1 B) 6–3 C) 5–4 D) 7–2
A) From 25–11 to 24–12 Republican majority B) From 25–11 to 23–13 Republican majority C) From 26–10 to 22–14 Republican majority D) From 23–13 to 25–11 Republican majority
A) From 3–1 to 4–0 Republican majority B) From 4–0 to 3–1 Republican majority C) From 4–0 to 2–2 split D) From 4–0 to 3–1 Democratic majority
A) Republicans B) Democrats C) Independents D) Progressives
A) Flipped from 7–4 Democratic to 7–4 Republican B) Stayed 7–4 Republican C) Flipped from 7–4 Republican to 7–4 Democratic D) Changed from 8–3 Republican to 6–5 Democratic
A) From 7–3 to 8–2 Democratic majority B) From 5–5 to 6–4 Democratic majority C) From 6–4 to 7–3 Republican majority D) From 6–4 to 7–3 Democratic majority
A) 3–0 for Republicans B) 3–0 for Democrats C) 2–1 for Republicans D) 2–1 for Democrats
A) Administrative error B) Electoral fraud C) Lack of candidates D) Typhoon Yutu
A) 2022 B) 2020 C) 2021 D) 2019
A) Six years B) Eight years C) Four years D) Two years
A) Jenniffer González B) Pedro Pierluisi C) Ricardo Rosselló D) Wanda Vázquez
A) Seventy-two B) Eighty-nine C) One hundred D) Fifty-five
A) Alaska B) Arizona C) Arkansas D) Alabama
A) California B) Kansas C) Colorado D) Connecticut
A) Idaho B) Indiana C) Iowa D) Illinois
A) Massachusetts B) Maryland C) Michigan D) Maine
A) 30 B) 13 C) 37 D) 3
A) Joe Crowley B) Michael San Nicolas C) Mike Capuano D) Robert Pittenger
A) Mark Sanford B) Joe Crowley C) Mike Capuano D) Madeleine Bordallo
A) Robert Pittenger B) Jim Hagedorn C) Mark Harris D) Katie Arrington
A) 30 B) 3 C) 13 D) 2
A) Conor Lamb B) Jim Hagedorn C) Guy Reschenthaler D) Pete Stauber
A) Kim Schrier B) Mikie Sherrill C) Haley Stevens D) Jeff Van Drew
A) Robert Pittenger B) Evan Jenkins C) Ron DeSantis D) Jim Bridenstine
A) Joe Crowley B) Mark Sanford C) Mike Capuano D) Madeleine Bordallo
A) 8 B) 18 C) 24 D) 55
A) 12 B) 24 C) 55 D) 8
A) John Delaney B) Jason Crow C) Jared Polis D) Kyrsten Sinema
A) 18 B) 24 C) 55 D) 8
A) 1974 and 2014 B) 1992 and 2026 C) 1996 and 2012 D) 1980 and 2000
A) 55 B) 8 C) 24 D) 18
A) Maryland B) Colorado C) Minnesota D) Michigan
A) Tim Walz B) Michelle Lujan Grisham C) Jared Polis D) Colleen Hanabusa
A) The 16th district B) The 1st district C) The 9th district D) The 2nd district
A) Keith Ellison B) Tim Walz C) Rick Nolan D) Sander Levin
A) U.S. Senate B) Attorney General C) Governor of Texas D) President of the United States
A) George W. Bush B) Barack Obama C) Donald Trump D) Bill Clinton
A) 538 B) 450 C) 400 D) 435
A) Steny Hoyer B) Paul Ryan C) Nancy Pelosi D) Chuck Schumer
A) 35 B) 50 C) 49 D) 41
A) 41 seats B) 45 seats C) 30 seats D) 49 seats
A) Since January 2004 B) Since January 2008 C) Since January 2015 D) Since January 2011
A) 1914 B) 1920 C) 1974 D) 1945
A) 116th B) 114th C) 117th D) 115th |
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