Fact check: Are all new england house of representatives democrat?

1. Summary of the results

Based on the analyses provided, no, not all New England House of Representatives members are Democrats. The evidence clearly shows that New England maintains some Republican representation in Congress.

Key findings include:

• Maine's Sen. Susan Collins is identified as "the only Republican left from New England in today's Congress" ^[1], which indicates that while Republican representation is minimal, it still exists
• The analyses reference several Democratic representatives including Jared Golden from Maine ^{[2] [3]}, Katherine Clark from Massachusetts ^[4], Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Seth Moulton from Massachusetts ^[5]
• Republican victories occurred in New England gubernatorial races, with Kelly Ayotte prevailing over Democrat Joyce Craig in New Hampshire and Republican Phil Scott winning reelection as Vermont's governor ^[6]

2. Missing context/alternative viewpoints

The analyses reveal significant gaps in providing a complete picture of New England's congressional delegation:

• None of the sources provide a comprehensive breakdown of all New England House representatives by party affiliation - the analyses focus on individual members rather than the full delegation
• The distinction between federal House representatives and state-level positions is unclear in some analyses, particularly when discussing Maine House of Representatives ^[3]
• The timeframe of the data is not specified, making it difficult to determine if this reflects current composition or historical information
• No analysis addresses the six New England states comprehensively - coverage appears limited to Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont, with minimal mention of Connecticut and Rhode Island

3. Potential misinformation/bias in the original statement

The original question contains an implicit assumption that all New England House representatives might be Democrats, which the evidence contradicts. However, this appears to be a genuine inquiry rather than a misleading statement.

The analyses suggest that New England is heavily Democratic-leaning but not exclusively so ^[1]. The characterization of Susan Collins as "the only Republican left from New England in today's Congress" ^[1] indicates that Republican representation has declined significantly, which could lead to the misconception that no Republicans remain in the New England delegation.

The lack of comprehensive data in the analyses makes it impossible to provide a definitive answer to the original question, as none of the sources present a complete roster of all New England House representatives and their party affiliations.