This page lists the U.S. House races where only one major party is on the ballot. 37 districts will meet that criteria this year. That is virtually unchanged from the 35 districts on the uncontested list in 2022.

Totally Unopposed

This list includes seats where the incumbent party has the ballot all to themselves. The only opposition would be via write-in, where that is allowed. There are 25 such districts this year, split 13-12 between Republicans and Democrats.

District		Incumbent
AL – 03		Mike Rogers
AL – 04		Robert Aderholt
AL – 05		Dale Strong
FL – 20		Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick
IL – 15		Mary Miller
IL – 16		Darin LaHood
KY – 04		Thomas Massie
KY – 05		Hal Rogers
MA – 01		Richard Neal
MA – 02		James McGovern
MA – 03		Lori Trahan
MA – 04		Jake Auchincloss
MA – 05		Katherine Clark

District		Incumbent
MA – 06		Seth Moulton
MA – 07		Ayanna Pressley
MS – 03		Michael Guest
OK – 03		Frank Lucas
PA – 03		Dwight Evans
TX – 01		Nathaniel Moran
TX – 09		Al Green
TX – 11		August Pfluger
TX – 13		Ronny Jackson
TX – 20		Joaquin Castro
TX – 25		Roger Williams
TX – 30		Jasmine Crockett

No Major Party Opposition

These five elections have certified third party or independent opponents to the major party candidate on the ballot.

It is rare that any district on this page includes the party not currently holding the seat, but that is the situation in NC-06. Mid-cycle redistricting shifted this to a safely GOP district. Incumbent Democrat Kathy Manning is retiring and no Democrats stepped up to contest the seat. Republican Addison McDowell will face the Libertarian Party nominee.

District		Incumbent
CA – 37		Sydney Kamlager
NC – 03		Greg Murphy
NC – 06		OPEN (Manning) Likely GOP Gain

District		Incumbent
NV – 02		Marc Amodei
TX – 19		Jodey Arrington

Same Party Opposition

California and Washington hold primaries where all candidates, regardless of party, appear on a single ballot. The two highest finishers go on to the general election. If the two advancing candidates are from the same party, the district is listed in this section. There are six such districts in 2024.

Louisiana has a similar primary structure, except it takes place concurrently with the general election. If a candidate gets a majority, they are elected. Otherwise, there is a runoff. In LA-04, the ballot is comprised of two Republicans. As one must get a majority, it is effectively the same as the other listed seats.

District		Incumbent
CA – 12		OPEN (Lee)
CA – 16		OPEN (Eshoo)
CA – 20		Vince Fong
CA – 34		Jimmy Gomez

District		Incumbent
LA – 04		Mike Johnson
WA – 04		Dan Newhouse
WA – 09		Adam Smith