1844–45 United States House of Representatives elections

One seat was added for the new State of Florida. Texas and Iowa were admitted during this next Congress, but their initial elections were held in 1846. == Special elections ==

Elections were held August 4, 1845, after the March 4, 1845 beginning of the term, but before the House first convened in December 1845. == Arkansas ==

The election was held October 8, 1844. • Archibald Yell (Democratic) 59.3% • David Walker (Whig) 40.1% • Lewis B. Tully (Independent) 0.6%}} == Connecticut ==

Elections were held April 7, 1845, after the March 4, 1845 beginning of the term, but before the House first convened in December 1845. • James Dixon (Whig) 50.9% • Thomas H. Seymour (Democratic) 46.5% • Edward Hooker (Liberty) 2.4% }} • Samuel D. Hubbard (Whig) 54.2% • John Stewart (Democratic) 43.4% • Ely Warner (Liberty) 2.8% }} • John A. Rockwell (Whig) 48.1% • Noyes Billings (Democratic) 45.3% • Sherman Wilson (Liberty) 6.6% }} • Truman Smith (Whig) 51.7% • John Cotton Smith Jr. (Democratic) 44.6% • Daniel K. Nash (Liberty) 2.3% • Mason Cleveland (Unknown) 0.7% }} == Delaware ==

The election was held November 12, 1844. • John W. Houston (Whig) 50.8% • George R. Riddle (Democratic) 49.2%}} == Florida ==

The election was held May 26, 1845. • David Levy Yulee (Democratic) 60.3 • Benjamin A. Putnam (Whig) 39.7% }} == Georgia ==

Elections were held August 7, 1844. • Washington Poe (Whig) 50.73% • Absalom H. Chappell (Democratic) 49.27% }} • Hugh A. Haralson (Democratic) • }} • John H. Lumpkin (Democratic) • }} • Howell Cobb (Democratic) • }} • Alexander H. Stephens (Whig) • }} • Robert Toombs (Whig) 58.50% • Edward J. Black (Democratic) 41.50% }} == Illinois ==

Elections were held August 5, 1844. • John Reynolds (Independent Democratic) 33.65% • Robert Marshall (Liberty) 1.55% • Frederick Krafft (Unknown) 0.11% • Joseph Gillespie (Whig) 0.02% • James Shields (Democratic) 0.01% • John R. Lovell (Unknown) 0.01%}} == Indiana ==

Elections were held August 4, 1845, after the March 4, 1845 beginning of the term, but before the House first convened in December 1845. • George P. Wilson (Whig) 46.32%}} • Roger Martin (Whig) 46.90%}} • Joseph C. Eggleston (Whig) 46.90% • Angus C. McCoy (Liberty) 1.55%}} • John Finley (Democratic) 37.15% • Matthew R. Hull (Liberty) 6.42%}} • James P. Foley (Whig) 43.20% • Asa Bales (Liberty) 2.03%}} • Eli P. Farmer (Whig) 39.10%}} • Joseph A. Wright (Democratic) 49.31%}} • Albert L. Holmes (Whig) 47.61% • Elizur Deming (Liberty) 0.75%}} • Samuel C. Sample (Whig) 47.81% • John J. Deming (Liberty) 2.19%}} • Lewis G. Thompson (Democratic) 46.95% • Daniel Worth (Liberty) 3.06%}} == Iowa Territory ==

See Non-voting delegates, below. == Kentucky ==

Elections were held August 4, 1845, after the March 4, 1845 beginning of the term, but before the House first convened in December 1845. == Louisiana ==

Elections were held July 1–3, 1844. == Maine ==

Elections were held September 9, 1844. == Maryland ==

Late elections to the 28th Congress Maryland elected its members to the 28th Congress on February 14, 1844, after that Congress had already convened in 1843 and long after the 1842–1843 election cycle. • John Causin (Whig) 57.94% • Walter Bowie (Democratic) 42.06% }} Regular elections to the 29th Congress Maryland's October 1, 1845 elections were after the March 4, 1845 beginning of the new term, but still before the Congress convened in December 1845. • John Grant Chapman (Whig) 52.18% • Henry G. Kay (Democratic) 47.82% }} == Massachusetts ==

Elections were held November 11, 1844. At least one district, however, had multiple ballots stretching into 1846. Second ballot • Julius Rockwell (Whig) 51.62% • Increase Sumner (Democratic) 39.92% • Joel Hayden (Liberty) 7.40% • Caleb Bennett (Unknown) 1.07% }} • John Quincy Adams (Whig) 57.12% • Isaac H. Wright (Democratic) 37.71% • Appleton Howe (Liberty) 5.18% }} {{collapsible list|title=Second ballot | {{collapsible list|title=Third ballot | {{collapsible list|title=Fourth ballot | {{collapsible list|title=Fifth ballot | {{collapsible list|title=Sixth ballot | {{collapsible list|title=Seventh ballot | {{collapsible list|title=Eighth ballot | Ninth ballot == Michigan ==

Elections were held November 5, 1844. • Robert McClelland (Democratic) 51.2% • Edwin Lawrence (Whig) 43.9% • Charles H. Stewart (Liberty) 4.9% }} • John S. Chipman (Democratic) 48.0% • Henry W. Taylor (Whig) 45.7% • Edwin A. Atlee (Liberty) 6.3% }} • James B. Hunt (Democratic) 51.3% • George W. Wisner (Whig) 42.9% • William Caulfield (Liberty) 5.8% }} == Mississippi ==

Elections were held November 3–4, 1845, after the March 4, 1845 beginning of the term, but before the House first convened in December 1845. • Jacob Thompson (Democratic) 16.81% • Jefferson Davis (Democratic) 16.63% • Stephen Adams (Democratic) 16.42% • Robert W. Roberts (Democratic) 16.17% • Patrick W. Tompkins (Whig) 11.05% • Peter B. Starke (Whig) 10.64% • Walker Brooke (Whig) 10.40% • Scattering 1.89% }} == Missouri ==

Elections were held at-large on a general ticket August 5, 1844. • John S. Phelps (Democratic) 12.02% • James B. Bowlin (Democratic) 11.84% • James H. Relfe (Democratic) 11.84% • Sterling Price (Democratic) 11.72% • Leonard H. Sims (Democratic) 9.43% • Thomas B. Hudson (Whig) 9.43% • John Thornton (Whig) 9.24% • Ratliff Boon (Whig) 9.10% • Augustus Jones (Whig) 9.09% • D. C. Parsons (Democratic) 6.29% }} == New Hampshire ==

Elections were held at-large on a general ticket March 11, 1845, after the March 4, 1845 beginning of the term, but before the House first convened in December 1845. • Mace Moulton (Democratic) 13.53% • James Hutchins Johnson (Democratic) 13.49% • Moses Norris Jr. (Democratic) 13.19% • John Woodbury (Democratic) 12.12% • Thomas M. Edwards (Whig) 8.25% • George W. Nesmith (Whig) 8.24% • Ichabod Goodwin (Whig) 8.17% • Joseph Sawyer (Whig) 7.63% • John P. Hale (Independent) 4.23% • Reuben Porter (Liberty) 2.86% • Humphrey Moore (Liberty) 2.73% • Joseph Cilley (Liberty) 2.62% • Jacob Perkins (Liberty) 2.37%}} {{collapsible list|title=Second ballot | {{collapsible list|title=Third ballot | Fourth ballot == New Jersey ==

Elections were held October 9, 1844. == New York ==