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2024 United States House of Representatives elections
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All 435 seats in the United States House of Representatives[a]
218 seats needed for a majority
  Majority party Minority party Third party
 
Leader Kathleen Sebelius George P. Bush Heath Shuler
Party Democratic Republican Sunrise on the Mississippi
Leader since 9 May 2021 25 April 2015 11 November 2023 (party founded)
Seats before 40 154 3
Seats won TBD
(awaiting 2nd round results) 		TBD
(awaiting 2nd round results) 		TBD
(awaiting 2nd round results)
Percentage 19.36% 17.96% 14.99%
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
 
Leader Pete Stauber Susan Brooks Pauline MacMillan Keinath
Party Nonpartisan Union "Land of the Brave" Liberal Farmer–Labor
Leader since 29 January 2022 (party founded) 25 September 2019 3 July 2009
Seats before 49 38 65
Seats won TBD
(awaiting 2nd round results) 		TBD
(awaiting 2nd round results) 		TBD
(awaiting 2nd round results)
Percentage 9.24% 7.70% 7.02%
  Seventh party Eighth party Ninth party
 
Leader Sharice Davids Raúl Labrador Rod Dreher
Party Freedom National Hispanic Assembly Patriotic
Leader since 1 June 2019 (party founded) 21 October 1999 7 March 2020 (party founded)
Seats before 34 9 0
Seats won TBD
(awaiting 2nd round results) 		TBD
(awaiting 2nd round results) 		TBD
(awaiting 2nd round results)
Percentage 4.59% 3.88% 2.93%
2024 House map
Speaker before election

Condoleezza Rice
Republican (Republican-Liberal-Freedom coalition)

Elected Speaker

TBD

The table below lists the active political parties and their representation in the 36th Reichstag.

Name Ideology Leader(s) Foundation 2019 result
Votes (%) Seats
L LVP Liberal People's Party
Liberale Volkspartei 		Liberalism Heinz Alfred Kissinger 1929 18.80%
76 / 441
NH New Hope
Neue Hoffnung 		Social liberalism
Green liberalism 		Heinz Alfred Kissinger 1973 (as Momentum)
2015 (current form) 		18.80%
GmS Together with Semsrott
Gemeinsam mit Semsrott 		Social liberalism
Populism[1][2] 		Nico Semsrott 2018 18.80%
PW Polish Electoral Coalition
Polnische Wahlgemeinschaft 		Polish regionalism
Conservative liberalism 		Heinz Alfred Kissinger 1995 (split from Polen) 18.80%
CD CD Christian Democrats
Die Christdemokraten 		Christian democracy Alfred Dregger 1870 (as Zentrum)
2001 (current form) 		29.67%
194 / 441
RP Party of the Right
Rechtspartei 		Pierre Werner 0.25%[b]
SPD Social Democratic Party of Germany
Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands 		Social democracy Gesine Schwan
Hans Matthöfer 		1863 (as ADAV)
1875 (current form) 		26.67%
111 / 441
BVP Bavarian People's Party
Bayerische Volkspartei 		Social conservatism
Regionalism 		Rudolf Hanauer 1945
2001 (independent from CD) 		18.80%
76 / 441
RB Right Bloc
Rechter Block 		National conservatism
Economic liberalism 		Peter Thiel 1991 (merger of DB and Rechte) 0.37%
0 / 441
LG R-MG Direction – Humane Society
Richtung – Menschliche Gesellschaft 		Social democracy
Democratic socialism 		Kevin Kühnert 2005 (split from SPD) 18.80%
76 / 441
SDAP Social Democratic Labour Party
Sozialdemokratische Arbeitspartei 		Democratic socialism Heinz Alfred Kissinger 1920 (as KAPD)
1994 (current form) 		18.80%
U Environmental Protection Group
Gruppe Umweltschutz 		Green politics
Social liberalism 		Nico Semsrott 1973 18.80%
LGB Left-Green Movement
Links-Grüne Bewegung 		Green politics
Social liberalism 		Rainer Trampert
Holger Strohm 		2005 (split from U) 0.78%
0 / 441
Plattform Regional Candidate Platform
Plattform der Regionalkandidaten 		Big-tent
Regionalism 		Hans-Joachim von Merkatz 1985 6.71%
25 / 441
Polen Polish Party
Polenpartei 		Polish regionalism
Christian conservatism 		Aleksander Rozmiarek 1871 2.03%
9 / 441
DFP German Freedom Party
Deutsche Freiheitspartei 		Right-wing politics[3]
German nationalism 		Siegfried Zoglmann 1989 (split from Rechte) 3.31%
9 / 441
PfT Party for Animal Welfare
Partei für Tierschutz 		Animal rights
Animal welfare 		Gustav Heinemann (✝ 1976)
Richard von Weizsäcker 		2007 3.27%
11 / 441
VEL United Alsace-Lorraine
Vereinigtes Elsaß–Lothringen 		Alsatian regionalism
Conservative liberalism 		Gustav Heinemann (✝ 1976)
Richard von Weizsäcker 		2002 (split from Plattform) 3.27%
11 / 441
Alt. True Alternative
Echte Alternative 		Far-left politics
Luxembourgism[4][5] 		Gerhard Schill 1994 (split from SDAP)[6][7][8] 1.44%
5 / 441
NZ New Centre - Catholics for Germany
Neue Zentrum - Katholiken für Deutschland 		Social conservatism
Political Catholicism 		Herbert Schmalstieg
Peter von Oertzen 		2008 (split from CD) 0.45%
1 / 441
Europa Europa Party
Europapartei 		Pro-Europeanism
Immigrant interests[9] 		Kurt Hager
Ziad Jarrah 		1920 (split from KPD) 0.42%
0 / 441
PLinke The Polish Left
Die Polnische Linke 		Social democracy
Polish regionalism 		Kurt Hager 2004 (split from Polen) 0.14%
0 / 441
Dänen Schleswig Party
Schleswigsche Partei 		Danish regionalism Karl Otto Meyer 1871 (as Danish Party)
1951 (current form) 		0.11%
0 / 441
Deckeln! Just Cap Rent!
Einfach die Miete deckeln! 		Single-issue politics
Renter interests 		Kurt Hager 2015 0.06%
0 / 441
KAPD-NI Communist Workers' Party (New International)
Kommunistische Arbeiterpartei (Neue Internationale) 		Far-left politics
Syndicalism 		Kurt Hager 1981 (split from KAPD) 0.03%
0 / 441
Anh. Anhaltian National Party
Anhaltische Nationalpartei 		Anhalt regionalism
Social conservatism 		Friedhelm Busse 1991
2001 (independent from CD) 		0.03%
0 / 441
DRU German Republican Union - Res Publica
Deutsche Republikanische Union - Res Publica 		Republicanism
Social democracy 		Friedhelm Busse 1995 0.02%
0 / 441
Thür. Reform Thuringia
Reform Thüringen 		Thuringian regionalism
Thuringian state reform 		Friedhelm Busse 2007 0.01%
0 / 441
V.abst. Referendum Party
Volksabstimmungspartei 		Introduction of referenda Horst Mahler 2011 0.01%
0 / 441
New in the 2024 Reichstag election New in the 2024 Reichstag election
B The New Bismarck
Der neue Bismarck 		Right-wing populism
Statism[10][11][12] 		Matthias Helferich 2023 (split from RB) - Did not exist
Frauen Women's Party
Frauenpartei 		Gender-critical feminism Eva Engelken 2023 (split from SPD) - Did not exist
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  2. ^ RP only fields candidates in Luxembourg, where the CVP does not field candidates.
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