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Kentucky's 1st Congressional District

The current officeholder, the 2024 result, and a precinct-level model you can run yourself — built from how Kentucky actually voted.

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Kentucky's 1st Congressional District — highlighted within Kentucky's U.S. House districts · 2024: R+49.0 · open the interactive map →

Current officeholder

James Comer Republican

2024 result

Republican R+49.0

2024 votes cast

333,556

Office

U.S. House

District health & safety estimate

Context for James Comer's district

CDC WONDER, 2016–2022 · translated from county data

not ranked coverage is below the publication floor

estimated homicides per 100,000 residents / year

Reporting-population coverage46.5%

This is a county-derived estimate, not a direct CDC congressional-district statistic. Counties with suppressed small counts are missing, never counted as zero. Rank 1 is the highest estimated rate.

Who lives in this district

This district is home to about 752,660 people, median age 39.7, median household income $57,072.

Population

752,660

Median age

39.7

Median household income

$57,072

Bachelor's degree or higher

20.4%

Race & ethnicity: White 84.9% · Black 6.8% · Hispanic 3.9% · Asian 0.7%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2019–2023 American Community Survey (5-year).

Precinct results — 2024 general

539 precincts reported in Kentucky's 1st Congressional District's 2024 general election. The twenty largest:

Precinct Winner Margin Votes
21073-C102 Democratic D+0.6 3,708
21073-F101 Republican R+29.6 3,044
21083-C110 Republican R+67.8 2,868
21083-A101 Republican R+72.8 2,706
21083-C108 Republican R+68.9 2,614
21073-A102 Republican R+14.4 2,555
21083-A103 Republican R+68.2 2,289
21145-A112 Republican R+56.1 2,286
21141-B101 Republican R+50.4 2,218
21141-D101 Republican R+70.5 2,153
21073-E102 Republican R+5.6 2,098
21141-A101 Republican R+55.8 1,997
21141-C101 Republican R+59.0 1,978
21155-H101 Republican R+46.6 1,964
21141-F101 Republican R+35.7 1,864
21073-B104 Republican R+6.3 1,844
21155-E101 Republican R+43.7 1,802
21155-A101 Republican R+51.1 1,787
21083-B103 Republican R+32.8 1,762
21155-D101 Republican R+42.4 1,745

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Frequently asked

Who represents Kentucky's 1st Congressional District?
James Comer (Republican) currently holds this U.S. House seat.
What was the 2024 result in Kentucky's 1st Congressional District?
R+49.0 — 85,028 Democratic, 248,528 Republican, of 333,556 votes cast.
Can I model this race myself?
Yes — open it in the electionsmcp simulator and model vote-share swing and turnout from the real 2024 baseline, down to the precinct, then roll it up to chamber control.
What is the homicide-rate estimate for Kentucky's 1st Congressional District?
Kentucky's 1st Congressional District is not ranked because reporting-population coverage is 46.5%, below the 50% publication floor. Suppressed counties are not treated as zero.

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