Districts that elected 3 different people in 2012, 2014, and 2016

[Figueira]

The only ones I can think of are NV-04, NE-02, FL-02, FL-13 (redistricting I know), and FL-19. Are there any others?

I could see the pattern continuing in NE-02 in 2018.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Could MT-AL be an honorary mention?

[Donerail]

LA-05: Alexander-McAllister-Abraham
MI-11: Curson-Bentivolio-Trott

[Strudelcutie4427]

NH-1, although it's alternated between 2 people the last 10 years. Same with HI-1, but it's been hanabusa-takai-hanabusa.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

NH-1, although it's alternated between 2 people the last 10 years. Same with HI-1, but it's been hanabusa-takai-hanabusa.

Takai was an incredibly sad case. For whatever reason, I really liked him. Pancreatic cancer's the worst.

[Figueira]

LA-05: Alexander-McAllister-Abraham
MI-11: Curson-Bentivolio-Trott

Curson was elected in the old MI-11, not the new MI-11. That's a weird case though.

I guess LA-05 technically counts, although it wasn't exactly what I had in mind. MT-AL (Daines-Zinke-Quist/Gianforte) counts in a similarly "honorary" way.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

I guess LA-05 technically counts, although it wasn't exactly what I had in mind. MT-AL (Daines-Zinke-Quist/Gianforte) counts in a similarly "honorary" way.

It just occurred to me that MT-AL definitely counts for 2012-2016 (Rehberg-Daines-Zinke). It seems like representing it is a better opportunity for career advancement than one might think! Will this be the only district in recent times to have four different individuals representing it in as many Congresses?

[Figueira]

I guess LA-05 technically counts, although it wasn't exactly what I had in mind. MT-AL (Daines-Zinke-Quist/Gianforte) counts in a similarly "honorary" way.

It just occurred to me that MT-AL definitely counts for 2012-2016 (Rehberg-Daines-Zinke). It seems like representing it is a better opportunity for career advancement than one might think! Will this be the only district in recent times to have four different individuals representing it in as many Congresses?

Rehberg was last elected in 2010 though, unless there was a special election I don't know about?

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

I guess LA-05 technically counts, although it wasn't exactly what I had in mind. MT-AL (Daines-Zinke-Quist/Gianforte) counts in a similarly "honorary" way.

It just occurred to me that MT-AL definitely counts for 2012-2016 (Rehberg-Daines-Zinke). It seems like representing it is a better opportunity for career advancement than one might think! Will this be the only district in recent times to have four different individuals representing it in as many Congresses?

Rehberg was last elected in 2010 though, unless there was a special election I don't know about?

You're right. I meant 2010-2014.

[KingSweden]

LA-05: Alexander-McAllister-Abraham
MI-11: Curson-Bentivolio-Trott

Ah yes, the Kissing Congressman. I forgot about that fruitloop and that wild special election in 2013 to fill that seat

[Indy Texas]

What is the record for longest streak of a CD electing someone different in every consecutive election?

[Pessimistic Antineutrino]

TX-23 counts for 2008-2010-2012-2014: Rodriguez-Canseco-Gallego-Hurd

[Figueira]

TX-23 counts for 2008-2010-2012-2014: Rodriguez-Canseco-Gallego-Hurd

Wow, and it was basically the same district too.

[Indy Texas]

TX-23 counts for 2008-2010-2012-2014: Rodriguez-Canseco-Gallego-Hurd

I've found at least one longer streak from Connecticut's 2nd district:

1934: William L. Higgins (R)
1936: William J. Fitzgerald (D)
1938: Thomas R. Ball (R)
1940: William J. Fitzgerald (D)
1942: John D. McWilliams (R)
1944: Chase G. Woodhouse (D)
1946: Horace Seely Brown, Jr. (R)
1948: Chase G. Woodhouse (D)
1950: Horace Seely Brown, Jr. (R)

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

TX-23 counts for 2008-2010-2012-2014: Rodriguez-Canseco-Gallego-Hurd

I've found at least one longer streak from Connecticut's 2nd district:

1934: William L. Higgins (R)
1936: William J. Fitzgerald (D)
1938: Thomas R. Ball (R)
1940: William J. Fitzgerald (D)
1942: John D. McWilliams (R)
1944: Chase G. Woodhouse (D)
1946: Horace Seely Brown, Jr. (R)
1948: Chase G. Woodhouse (D)
1950: Horace Seely Brown, Jr. (R)

Wow, even if we restrict it to different individuals holding the seat, 1938-1946 is impressive.