Both major parties contested all 14 of Georgia’s congressional districts, where Republicans held a 9-5 majority before Tuesday.

But numerous key races in Georgia will shape the United States House of Representatives. There are 14 seats up for grabs in Georgia on Election Night.

With their influence in the capitol, here’s a look at the newly-elected or re-elected members of Central Georgia’s delegation to Georgia’s House of Representatives. The results are reflective of what the Associated Press has when these races were called. Once the final results come in, we'll update the totals with the final numbers.

Below is a break-down of results for each of the 14 U.S. House districts. The results feature the incumbent and challenger as well as a map of the district. Simply select the district you want from the drop-down on the main menu. You can also get data on specific counties that make up the district. For local county results:

State House District 11 Representative Incumbent Rick Jasperse has won against opponent Kayla L. Hollifield. With all three localities reporting on the Georgia Secretary of State's website, Jasperse, a Republican, had 83% of the vote with 23,338 votes in total. Hollifield, a Democrat, had 16%, with 4,699 votes in total.

A one-time aide to former President Donald Trump will likely win election to Congress from Georgia on Tuesday, while a longtime representative will likely clinch his 17th term in the U.S. House against a former Trump administration official.