US midterm elections · 2026
  1. United States

November 3, 2026 · U.S. midterm elections

Every race in the 2026 midterms

Control of Congress first, then every state, county and town on the ballot. Results appear as official returns are published; until then everything is grey.

435House seats
35Senate seats
4,127races in our data
382ballot measures
All 435 districts · who holds each seat now
AL-3: Mike Rogers AL-1: Barry Moore AL-5: Dale W. Strong AL-6: Gary J. Palmer AL-2: Shomari Figures AL-4: Robert B. Aderholt AL-7: Terri A. Sewell AK-AL: Nicholas J. Begich III AZ-3: Yassamin Ansari AZ-1: David Schweikert AZ-8: Abraham J. Hamadeh AZ-5: Andy Biggs AZ-6: Juan Ciscomani AZ-2: Elijah Crane AZ-4: Greg Stanton AZ-7: Adelita S. Grijalva AZ-9: Paul A. Gosar AR-3: Steve Womack AR-1: Eric A. "Rick" Crawford AR-2: J. French Hill AR-4: Bruce Westerman CA-29: Luz M. Rivas CA-30: Laura Friedman CA-31: Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. CA-32: Brad Sherman CA-33: Pete Aguilar CA-34: Jimmy Gomez CA-35: Norma J. Torres CA-36: Ted Lieu CA-37: Sydney Kamlager-Dove CA-39: Mark Takano CA-40: Young Kim CA-41: Ken Calvert CA-42: Robert Garcia CA-43: Maxine Waters CA-38: Linda T. Sánchez CA-44: Nanette Diaz Barragán CA-1: James Gallagher CA-45: Derek Tran CA-2: Jared Huffman CA-46: J. Luis Correa CA-47: Dave Min CA-3: Kevin Kiley CA-48: Darrell Issa CA-4: Mike Thompson CA-49: Mike Levin CA-5: Tom McClintock CA-6: Ami Bera CA-7: Doris O. Matsui CA-8: John Garamendi CA-9: Josh Harder CA-50: Scott H. Peters CA-51: Sara Jacobs CA-52: Juan Vargas CA-10: Mark DeSaulnier CA-11: Nancy Pelosi CA-12: Lateefah Simon CA-13: Adam Gray CA-14: Aisha Wahab CA-15: Kevin Mullin CA-16: Sam T. Liccardo CA-17: Ro Khanna CA-18: Zoe Lofgren CA-19: Jimmy Panetta CA-20: Vince Fong CA-21: Jim Costa CA-22: David G. Valadao CA-23: Jay Obernolte CA-24: Salud O. Carbajal CA-25: Raul Ruiz CA-26: Julia Brownley CA-27: George Whitesides CA-28: Judy Chu CO-3: Jeff Hurd CO-1: Diana DeGette CO-8: Gabe Evans CO-6: Jason Crow CO-2: Joe Neguse CO-4: Lauren Boebert CO-7: Brittany Pettersen CO-5: Jeff Crank CT-3: Rosa L. DeLauro CT-1: John B. Larson CT-5: Jahana Hayes CT-2: Joe Courtney CT-4: James A. Himes DE-AL: Sarah McBride DC-98 FL-22: Lois Frankel FL-1: Jimmy Patronis FL-23: Jared Moskowitz FL-2: Neal P. Dunn FL-24: Frederica S. Wilson FL-3: Kat Cammack FL-25: Debbie Wasserman Schultz FL-26: Mario Diaz-Balart FL-4: Aaron Bean FL-5: John H. Rutherford FL-27: Maria Elvira Salazar FL-6: Randy Fine FL-28: Carlos A. Gimenez FL-7: Cory Mills FL-8: Mike Haridopolos FL-9: Darren Soto FL-10: Maxwell Frost FL-11: Daniel Webster FL-12: Gus M. Bilirakis FL-13: Anna Paulina Luna FL-14: Kathy Castor FL-15: Laurel M. Lee FL-16: Vern Buchanan FL-17: W. Gregory Steube FL-18: Scott Franklin FL-19: Byron Donalds FL-20: vacant FL-21: Brian J. Mast GA-9: Andrew S. Clyde GA-13: Everton Blair Jr. GA-3: Brian Jack GA-14: Clay Fuller GA-1: Earl L. "Buddy" Carter GA-8: Austin Scott GA-12: Rick W. Allen GA-5: Nikema Williams GA-6: Lucy McBath GA-2: Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. GA-10: Mike Collins GA-4: Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr. GA-7: Richard McCormick GA-11: Barry Loudermilk HI-1: Ed Case HI-2: Jill N. Tokuda ID-1: Russ Fulcher ID-2: Michael K. Simpson IL-9: Janice D. Schakowsky IL-13: Nikki Budzinski IL-3: Delia C. Ramirez IL-14: Lauren Underwood IL-16: Darin LaHood IL-1: Jonathan L. Jackson IL-8: Raja Krishnamoorthi IL-12: Mike Bost IL-5: Mike Quigley IL-6: Sean Casten IL-15: Mary E. Miller IL-17: Eric Sorensen IL-2: Robin L. Kelly IL-10: Bradley Scott Schneider IL-4: Jesús G. "Chuy" García IL-7: Danny K. Davis IL-11: Bill Foster IN-9: Erin Houchin IN-3: Marlin A. Stutzman IN-1: Frank J. Mrvan IN-8: Mark B. Messmer IN-5: Victoria Spartz IN-6: Jefferson Shreve IN-2: Rudy Yakym III IN-4: James R. Baird IN-7: André Carson IA-3: Zachary Nunn IA-1: Mariannette Miller-Meeks IA-2: Ashley Hinson IA-4: Randy Feenstra KS-3: Sharice Davids KS-1: Tracey Mann KS-2: Derek Schmidt KS-4: Ron Estes KY-3: Morgan McGarvey KY-1: James Comer KY-5: Harold Rogers KY-6: Andy Barr KY-2: Brett Guthrie KY-4: Thomas Massie LA-1: Steve Scalise LA-2: Troy A. Carter LA-3: Clay Higgins LA-4: Mike Johnson LA-5: Julia Letlow LA-6: Cleo Fields ME-1: Chellie Pingree ME-2: Jared F. Golden MD-3: Sarah Elfreth MD-1: Andy Harris MD-8: Jamie Raskin MD-5: Steny H. Hoyer MD-6: April McClain Delaney MD-2: Johnny Olszewski, Jr. MD-4: Glenn Ivey MD-7: Kweisi Mfume MA-9: William R. Keating MA-3: Lori Trahan MA-1: Richard E. Neal MA-8: Stephen F. Lynch MA-5: Katherine M. Clark MA-6: Seth Moulton MA-2: James P. McGovern MA-4: Jake Auchincloss MA-7: Ayanna Pressley MI-1: Jack Bergman MI-8: Kristen McDonald Rivet MI-12: Rashida Tlaib MI-5: Tim Walberg MI-6: Debbie Dingell MI-2: John R. Moolenaar MI-10: John James MI-4: Bill Huizenga MI-7: Tom Barrett MI-11: Haley M. Stevens MI-9: Lisa C. McClain MI-13: Shri Thanedar MI-3: Hillary J. Scholten MN-3: Kelly Morrison MN-1: Brad Finstad MN-8: Pete Stauber MN-5: Ilhan Omar MN-6: Tom Emmer MN-2: Angie Craig MN-4: Betty McCollum MN-7: Michelle Fischbach MS-3: Michael Guest MS-1: Trent Kelly MS-2: Bennie G. Thompson MS-4: Mike Ezell MO-1: Wesley Bell MO-2: Ann Wagner MO-3: Robert F. Onder, Jr. MO-4: Mark Alford MO-5: Emanuel Cleaver MO-6: Sam Graves MO-7: Eric Burlison MO-8: Jason Smith MT-2: Troy Downing MT-1: Ryan K. Zinke NE-3: Adrian Smith NE-1: Mike Flood NE-2: Don Bacon NV-3: Susie Lee NV-1: Dina Titus NV-2: Mark E. Amodei NV-4: Steven Horsford NH-1: Chris Pappas NH-2: Maggie Goodlander NJ-9: Nellie Pou NJ-1: Donald Norcross NJ-3: Herbert C. Conaway, Jr. NJ-8: Robert Menendez NJ-12: Bonnie Watson Coleman NJ-5: Josh Gottheimer NJ-6: Frank Pallone, Jr. NJ-2: Jefferson Van Drew NJ-10: LaMonica McIver NJ-4: Christopher H. Smith NJ-7: Thomas H. Kean, Jr. NJ-11: Analilia Mejia NM-3: Teresa Leger Fernandez NM-1: Melanie A. Stansbury NM-2: Gabe Vasquez NY-9: Yvette D. Clarke NY-20: Paul Tonko NY-13: Adriano Espaillat NY-23: Nicholas A. Langworthy NY-3: Thomas R. Suozzi NY-1: Nick LaLota NY-14: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez NY-16: George Latimer NY-8: Hakeem S. Jeffries NY-12: Jerrold Nadler NY-24: Claudia Tenney NY-5: Gregory W. Meeks NY-6: Grace Meng NY-15: Ritchie Torres NY-17: Michael Lawler NY-18: Patrick Ryan NY-25: Joseph D. Morelle NY-2: Andrew R. Garbarino NY-10: Daniel S. Goldman NY-4: Laura Gillen NY-7: Nydia M. Velázquez NY-21: Elise M. Stefanik NY-22: John W. Mannion NY-19: Josh Riley NY-11: Nicole Malliotakis NY-26: Timothy M. Kennedy NC-10: Pat Harrigan NC-11: Chuck Edwards NC-1: Donald G. Davis NC-12: Alma S. Adams NC-13: Brad Knott NC-2: Deborah K. Ross NC-3: Gregory F. Murphy NC-14: Tim Moore NC-4: Valerie P. Foushee NC-5: Virginia Foxx NC-6: Addison P. McDowell NC-7: David Rouzer NC-8: Mark Harris NC-9: Richard Hudson ND-AL: Julie Fedorchak OH-10: Michael R. Turner OH-11: Shontel M. Brown OH-12: Troy Balderson OH-1: Greg Landsman OH-2: David J. Taylor OH-13: Emilia Strong Sykes OH-14: David P. Joyce OH-3: Joyce Beatty OH-15: Mike Carey OH-4: Jim Jordan OH-5: Robert E. Latta OH-6: Michael A. Rulli OH-7: Max L. Miller OH-8: Warren Davidson OH-9: Marcy Kaptur OK-3: Frank D. Lucas OK-1: Kevin Hern OK-5: Stephanie I. Bice OK-2: Josh Brecheen OK-4: Tom Cole OR-3: Maxine Dexter OR-1: Suzanne Bonamici OR-5: Janelle S. Bynum OR-6: Andrea Salinas OR-2: Cliff Bentz OR-4: Val T. Hoyle PA-9: Daniel Meuser PA-13: John Joyce PA-3: Dwight Evans PA-1: Brian K. Fitzpatrick PA-14: Guy Reschenthaler PA-16: Mike Kelly PA-8: Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr. PA-12: Summer L. Lee PA-5: Mary Gay Scanlon PA-15: Glenn Thompson PA-17: Christopher R. Deluzio PA-6: Chrissy Houlahan PA-2: Brendan F. Boyle PA-10: Scott Perry PA-4: Madeleine Dean PA-7: Ryan Mackenzie PA-11: Lloyd Smucker RI-1: Gabe Amo RI-2: Seth Magaziner SC-3: Sheri Biggs SC-1: Nancy Mace SC-5: Ralph Norman SC-6: James E. Clyburn SC-2: Joe Wilson SC-4: William R. Timmons IV SC-7: Russell Fry SD-AL: Dusty Johnson TN-9: Steve Cohen TN-3: Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann TN-1: Diana Harshbarger TN-8: David Kustoff TN-5: Andrew Ogles TN-6: John W. Rose TN-2: Tim Burchett TN-4: Scott DesJarlais TN-7: Matt Van Epps TX-22: Troy E. Nehls TX-23: vacant TX-1: Nathaniel Moran TX-24: Beth Van Duyne TX-2: Dan Crenshaw TX-25: Roger Williams TX-3: Keith Self TX-4: Pat Fallon TX-26: Brandon Gill TX-5: Lance Gooden TX-27: Michael Cloud TX-28: Henry Cuellar TX-6: Jake Ellzey TX-7: Lizzie Fletcher TX-29: Sylvia R. Garcia TX-8: Morgan Luttrell TX-9: Al Green TX-30: Jasmine Crockett TX-31: John R. Carter TX-10: Michael T. McCaul TX-32: Julie Johnson TX-34: Vicente Gonzalez TX-12: Craig A. Goldman TX-13: Ronny Jackson TX-35: Greg Casar TX-11: August Pfluger TX-33: Marc A. Veasey TX-36: Brian Babin TX-14: Randy K. Weber, Sr. TX-15: Monica De La Cruz TX-37: Lloyd Doggett TX-16: Veronica Escobar TX-38: Wesley Hunt TX-17: Pete Sessions TX-18: Christian D. Menefee TX-19: Jodey C. Arrington TX-20: Joaquin Castro TX-21: Chip Roy UT-1: Blake D. Moore UT-2: Celeste Maloy UT-3: Mike Kennedy UT-4: Burgess Owens VT-AL: Becca Balint VA-9: H. Morgan Griffith VA-3: Robert C. "Bobby" Scott VA-1: Robert J. Wittman VA-8: Donald S. Beyer, Jr. VA-5: John J. McGuire III VA-6: Ben Cline VA-10: Suhas Subramanyam VA-2: Jennifer A. Kiggans VA-4: Jennifer L. McClellan VA-7: Eugene Simon Vindman VA-11: James R. Walkinshaw WA-6: Emily Randall WA-10: Marilyn Strickland WA-2: Rick Larsen WA-1: Suzan K. DelBene WA-8: Kim Schrier WA-5: Michael Baumgartner WA-4: Dan Newhouse WA-7: Pramila Jayapal WA-9: Adam Smith WA-3: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez WV-1: Carol D. Miller WV-2: Riley M. Moore WI-3: Derrick Van Orden WI-1: Bryan Steil WI-8: Tony Wied WI-5: Scott Fitzgerald WI-6: Glenn Grothman WI-2: Mark Pocan WI-4: Gwen Moore WI-7: Thomas P. Tiffany WY-AL: Harriet M. Hageman
  • Held by a Democrat
  • Held by a Republican
  • Vacant
Alaska: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanAKMaine: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanMEVermont: No Senate raceVTNew Hampshire: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratNHWashington: No Senate raceWAIdaho: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanIDMontana: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanMTNorth Dakota: No Senate raceNDMinnesota: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratMNIllinois: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratILWisconsin: No Senate raceWIMichigan: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratMINew York: No Senate raceNYRhode Island: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratRIMassachusetts: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratMAOregon: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratORNevada: No Senate raceNVWyoming: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanWYSouth Dakota: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanSDIowa: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanIAIndiana: No Senate raceINOhio: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanOHPennsylvania: No Senate racePANew Jersey: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratNJConnecticut: No Senate raceCTCalifornia: No Senate raceCAUtah: No Senate raceUTColorado: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratCONebraska: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanNEMissouri: No Senate raceMOKentucky: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanKYWest Virginia: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanWVVirginia: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratVAMaryland: No Senate raceMDDelaware: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratDEArizona: No Senate raceAZNew Mexico: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratNMKansas: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanKSArkansas: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanARTennessee: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanTNNorth Carolina: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanNCSouth Carolina: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanSCDistrict of Columbia: No Senate raceDCOklahoma: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanOKLouisiana: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanLAMississippi: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanMSAlabama: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanALGeorgia: Senate seat up, held by a DemocratGAHawaii: No Senate raceHITexas: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanTXFlorida: Senate seat up, held by a RepublicanFL
  • Senate seat up, held by a Democrat
  • Senate seat up, held by a Republican
  • No Senate race

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Control of Congress

Who holds each chamber before the vote. House composition as of October 1, 2026.

House control now

Republicans

218 R · 214 D · 3 other or vacant · 218 for a majority

Democrats need a net gain of 4 seats to win the House.

Senate control now

Republicans

53 R · 47 D (incl. 2 independents) · Vice President breaks ties

Democrats need a net gain of 4 seats for 51; a 50–50 Senate stays Republican.

Tonight

Not reported

Control is called only from official returns; projections are labelled and shown apart.

435 House seats and 35 Senate seats on the ballot.

U.S. House: control

U.S. House

All 435 seats are up on November 3. Composition before the election, House Clerk, October 1, 2026.

218for a majority

Not reported. Seats stay grey until official returns come in.

Not reported218for a majority
214218
218 majority
218Republicans · 0 over the 218 line
214Democrats · need 4 more for a majority
31 independent, 2 vacant
Republicanscontrol the House (218 of 218 needed)
BeforeD 214 · R 218AfterNot reported

U.S. Senate: control

U.S. Senate

35 of 100 seats are on the ballot: 33 regular (Class II) and 2 special elections. Democrats count with the two independents who caucus with them.

4753
51 majority
31 + 22Republican seats not up + up in 2026
34 + 13Democratic seats not up + up in 2026
+4net seats Democrats need for 51; with a tie the Vice President (R) decides
Lisa Murkowski (R), not up in 2026Dan Sullivan (R), up in 2026AKAngus S. King, Jr. (I), not up in 2026Susan M. Collins (R), up in 2026MEBernard Sanders (I), not up in 2026Peter Welch (D), not up in 2026VTMargaret Wood Hassan (D), not up in 2026Jeanne Shaheen (D), up in 2026NHMaria Cantwell (D), not up in 2026Patty Murray (D), not up in 2026WAMike Crapo (R), not up in 2026James E. Risch (R), up in 2026IDTim Sheehy (R), not up in 2026Steve Daines (R), up in 2026MTKevin Cramer (R), not up in 2026John Hoeven (R), not up in 2026NDAmy Klobuchar (D), not up in 2026Tina Smith (D), up in 2026MNTammy Duckworth (D), not up in 2026Richard J. Durbin (D), up in 2026ILTammy Baldwin (D), not up in 2026Ron Johnson (R), not up in 2026WIElissa Slotkin (D), not up in 2026Gary C. Peters (D), up in 2026MIKirsten E. Gillibrand (D), not up in 2026Charles E. Schumer (D), not up in 2026NYSheldon Whitehouse (D), not up in 2026Jack Reed (D), up in 2026RIElizabeth Warren (D), not up in 2026Edward J. Markey (D), up in 2026MARon Wyden (D), not up in 2026Jeff Merkley (D), up in 2026ORJacky Rosen (D), not up in 2026Catherine Cortez Masto (D), not up in 2026NVJohn Barrasso (R), not up in 2026Cynthia M. Lummis (R), up in 2026WYJohn Thune (R), not up in 2026Mike Rounds (R), up in 2026SDChuck Grassley (R), not up in 2026Joni Ernst (R), up in 2026IAJim Banks (R), not up in 2026Todd Young (R), not up in 2026INBernie Moreno (R), not up in 2026Jon Husted (R), special election 2026OHDavid McCormick (R), not up in 2026John Fetterman (D), not up in 2026PAAndy Kim (D), not up in 2026Cory A. Booker (D), up in 2026NJChristopher Murphy (D), not up in 2026Richard Blumenthal (D), not up in 2026CTAdam B. Schiff (D), not up in 2026Alex Padilla (D), not up in 2026CAJohn R. Curtis (R), not up in 2026Mike Lee (R), not up in 2026UTMichael F. Bennet (D), not up in 2026John W. Hickenlooper (D), up in 2026CODeb Fischer (R), not up in 2026Pete Ricketts (R), up in 2026NEJosh Hawley (R), not up in 2026Eric Schmitt (R), not up in 2026MORand Paul (R), not up in 2026Mitch McConnell (R), up in 2026KYJames C. Justice (R), not up in 2026Shelley Moore Capito (R), up in 2026WVTim Kaine (D), not up in 2026Mark R. Warner (D), up in 2026VAAngela D. Alsobrooks (D), not up in 2026Chris Van Hollen (D), not up in 2026MDLisa Blunt Rochester (D), not up in 2026Christopher A. Coons (D), up in 2026DERuben Gallego (D), not up in 2026Mark Kelly (D), not up in 2026AZMartin Heinrich (D), not up in 2026Ben Ray Luján (D), up in 2026NMJerry Moran (R), not up in 2026Roger Marshall (R), up in 2026KSJohn Boozman (R), not up in 2026Tom Cotton (R), up in 2026ARMarsha Blackburn (R), not up in 2026Bill Hagerty (R), up in 2026TNTed Budd (R), not up in 2026Thom Tillis (R), up in 2026NCTim Scott (R), not up in 2026Darline Graham (R), up in 2026SCJames Lankford (R), not up in 2026Alan Armstrong (R), up in 2026OKJohn Kennedy (R), not up in 2026Bill Cassidy (R), up in 2026LARoger F. Wicker (R), not up in 2026Cindy Hyde-Smith (R), up in 2026MSKatie Boyd Britt (R), not up in 2026Tommy Tuberville (R), up in 2026ALRaphael G. Warnock (D), not up in 2026Jon Ossoff (D), up in 2026GAMazie K. Hirono (D), not up in 2026Brian Schatz (D), not up in 2026HITed Cruz (R), not up in 2026John Cornyn (R), up in 2026TXRick Scott (R), not up in 2026Ashley Moody (R), special election 2026FL

Not reported. Seats stay grey until official returns come in.

3431
51 majority
Lisa Murkowski (R), not up in 2026AK: not reportedAKAngus S. King, Jr. (I), not up in 2026ME: not reportedMEBernard Sanders (I), not up in 2026Peter Welch (D), not up in 2026VTMargaret Wood Hassan (D), not up in 2026NH: not reportedNHMaria Cantwell (D), not up in 2026Patty Murray (D), not up in 2026WAMike Crapo (R), not up in 2026ID: not reportedIDTim Sheehy (R), not up in 2026MT: not reportedMTKevin Cramer (R), not up in 2026John Hoeven (R), not up in 2026NDAmy Klobuchar (D), not up in 2026MN: not reportedMNTammy Duckworth (D), not up in 2026IL: not reportedILTammy Baldwin (D), not up in 2026Ron Johnson (R), not up in 2026WIElissa Slotkin (D), not up in 2026MI: not reportedMIKirsten E. Gillibrand (D), not up in 2026Charles E. Schumer (D), not up in 2026NYSheldon Whitehouse (D), not up in 2026RI: not reportedRIElizabeth Warren (D), not up in 2026MA: not reportedMARon Wyden (D), not up in 2026OR: not reportedORJacky Rosen (D), not up in 2026Catherine Cortez Masto (D), not up in 2026NVJohn Barrasso (R), not up in 2026WY: not reportedWYJohn Thune (R), not up in 2026SD: not reportedSDChuck Grassley (R), not up in 2026IA: not reportedIAJim Banks (R), not up in 2026Todd Young (R), not up in 2026INBernie Moreno (R), not up in 2026OH: not reportedOHDavid McCormick (R), not up in 2026John Fetterman (D), not up in 2026PAAndy Kim (D), not up in 2026NJ: not reportedNJChristopher Murphy (D), not up in 2026Richard Blumenthal (D), not up in 2026CTAdam B. Schiff (D), not up in 2026Alex Padilla (D), not up in 2026CAJohn R. Curtis (R), not up in 2026Mike Lee (R), not up in 2026UTMichael F. Bennet (D), not up in 2026CO: not reportedCODeb Fischer (R), not up in 2026NE: not reportedNEJosh Hawley (R), not up in 2026Eric Schmitt (R), not up in 2026MORand Paul (R), not up in 2026KY: not reportedKYJames C. Justice (R), not up in 2026WV: not reportedWVTim Kaine (D), not up in 2026VA: not reportedVAAngela D. Alsobrooks (D), not up in 2026Chris Van Hollen (D), not up in 2026MDLisa Blunt Rochester (D), not up in 2026DE: not reportedDERuben Gallego (D), not up in 2026Mark Kelly (D), not up in 2026AZMartin Heinrich (D), not up in 2026NM: not reportedNMJerry Moran (R), not up in 2026KS: not reportedKSJohn Boozman (R), not up in 2026AR: not reportedARMarsha Blackburn (R), not up in 2026TN: not reportedTNTed Budd (R), not up in 2026NC: not reportedNCTim Scott (R), not up in 2026SC: not reportedSCJames Lankford (R), not up in 2026OK: not reportedOKJohn Kennedy (R), not up in 2026LA: not reportedLARoger F. Wicker (R), not up in 2026MS: not reportedMSKatie Boyd Britt (R), not up in 2026AL: not reportedALRaphael G. Warnock (D), not up in 2026GA: not reportedGAMazie K. Hirono (D), not up in 2026Brian Schatz (D), not up in 2026HITed Cruz (R), not up in 2026TX: not reportedTXRick Scott (R), not up in 2026FL: not reportedFL
  • Democratic seat
  • Republican seat
  • Not up in 2026
  • Up in 2026
  • Special election
  • Border: 2024 presidential winner

Republican seats in states Trump won 21 races

  • AK 13 pts
  • AL 30 pts
  • AR 31 pts
  • FL special · 13 pts
  • IA 13 pts
  • ID 36 pts
  • KS 16 pts
  • KY 31 pts
  • LA 22 pts
  • MS 23 pts
  • MT 20 pts
  • NC 3 pts
  • NE 20 pts
  • OH special · 11 pts
  • OK 34 pts
  • SC 18 pts
  • SD 29 pts
  • TN 30 pts
  • TX 14 pts
  • WV 42 pts
  • WY 46 pts

Republican seats in states Harris won 1 race

  • ME 7 pts

Democratic seats in states Trump won 2 races

  • GA 2 pts
  • MI 1 pts

Democratic seats in states Harris won 11 races

  • CO 11 pts
  • DE 15 pts
  • IL 11 pts
  • MA 25 pts
  • MN 4 pts
  • NH 3 pts
  • NJ 6 pts
  • NM 6 pts
  • OR 14 pts
  • RI 14 pts
  • VA 6 pts

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By office

2,939 of 4,127 races have named candidates in our data so far.

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By state

Share of each state's races with named candidates in our data.

Texas: 39 races, 0% with named candidates California: 260 races, 100% with named candidates Kentucky: 7 races, 0% with named candidates Georgia: 395 races, 1% with named candidates Wisconsin: 8 races, 0% with named candidates Oregon: 21 races, 67% with named candidates Missouri: 194 races, 100% with named candidates Virginia: 79 races, 85% with named candidates Tennessee: 10 races, 0% with named candidates Louisiana: 17 races, 59% with named candidates New York: 26 races, 0% with named candidates Idaho: 7 races, 57% with named candidates Florida: 213 races, 100% with named candidates Illinois: 18 races, 0% with named candidates Montana: 6 races, 50% with named candidates Minnesota: 10 races, 10% with named candidates Maryland: 65 races, 88% with named candidates Iowa: 5 races, 0% with named candidates District of Columbia: 1 race, 0% with named candidates Ohio: 16 races, 0% with named candidates Nebraska: 8 races, 50% with named candidates Washington: 13 races, 23% with named candidates South Dakota: 6 races, 67% with named candidates Arkansas: 9 races, 44% with named candidates Mississippi: 136 races, 100% with named candidates Colorado: 102 races, 90% with named candidates North Carolina: 1,382 races, 100% with named candidates Utah: 7 races, 43% with named candidates Oklahoma: 6 races, 0% with named candidates Wyoming: 107 races, 100% with named candidates West Virginia: 4 races, 25% with named candidates Indiana: 9 races, 0% with named candidates Massachusetts: 25 races, 60% with named candidates Nevada: 6 races, 33% with named candidates North Dakota: 1 race, 0% with named candidates Pennsylvania: 17 races, 0% with named candidates South Carolina: 8 races, 0% with named candidates Maine: 275 races, 100% with named candidates Hawaii: 4 races, 50% with named candidates Rhode Island: 12 races, 75% with named candidates Connecticut: 5 races, 0% with named candidates Michigan: 16 races, 13% with named candidates Alaska: 4 races, 50% with named candidates Delaware: 78 races, 13% with named candidates New Mexico: 4 races, 0% with named candidates Alabama: 439 races, 98% with named candidates Kansas: 6 races, 17% with named candidates Vermont: 3 races, 67% with named candidates New Jersey: 13 races, 0% with named candidates New Hampshire: 4 races, 25% with named candidates Arizona: 17 races, 47% with named candidates TXCAKYGAWIORMOVATNLANYIDFLILMTMNMDIAOHNEWASDARMSCONCUTOKWYWVINNVNDPASCMEMIAKNMALKSVTAZ
Alaska: 4 races, 50% with named candidatesAKMaine: 275 races, 100% with named candidatesMEVermont: 3 races, 67% with named candidatesVTNew Hampshire: 4 races, 25% with named candidatesNHWashington: 13 races, 23% with named candidatesWAIdaho: 7 races, 57% with named candidatesIDMontana: 6 races, 50% with named candidatesMTNorth Dakota: 1 race, 0% with named candidatesNDMinnesota: 10 races, 10% with named candidatesMNIllinois: 18 races, 0% with named candidatesILWisconsin: 8 races, 0% with named candidatesWIMichigan: 16 races, 13% with named candidatesMINew York: 26 races, 0% with named candidatesNYRhode Island: 12 races, 75% with named candidatesRIMassachusetts: 25 races, 60% with named candidatesMAOregon: 21 races, 67% with named candidatesORNevada: 6 races, 33% with named candidatesNVWyoming: 107 races, 100% with named candidatesWYSouth Dakota: 6 races, 67% with named candidatesSDIowa: 5 races, 0% with named candidatesIAIndiana: 9 races, 0% with named candidatesINOhio: 16 races, 0% with named candidatesOHPennsylvania: 17 races, 0% with named candidatesPANew Jersey: 13 races, 0% with named candidatesNJConnecticut: 5 races, 0% with named candidatesCTCalifornia: 260 races, 100% with named candidatesCAUtah: 7 races, 43% with named candidatesUTColorado: 102 races, 90% with named candidatesCONebraska: 8 races, 50% with named candidatesNEMissouri: 194 races, 100% with named candidatesMOKentucky: 7 races, 0% with named candidatesKYWest Virginia: 4 races, 25% with named candidatesWVVirginia: 79 races, 85% with named candidatesVAMaryland: 65 races, 88% with named candidatesMDDelaware: 78 races, 13% with named candidatesDEArizona: 17 races, 47% with named candidatesAZNew Mexico: 4 races, 0% with named candidatesNMKansas: 6 races, 17% with named candidatesKSArkansas: 9 races, 44% with named candidatesARTennessee: 10 races, 0% with named candidatesTNNorth Carolina: 1,382 races, 100% with named candidatesNCSouth Carolina: 8 races, 0% with named candidatesSCDistrict of Columbia: 1 race, 0% with named candidatesDCOklahoma: 6 races, 0% with named candidatesOKLouisiana: 17 races, 59% with named candidatesLAMississippi: 136 races, 100% with named candidatesMSAlabama: 439 races, 98% with named candidatesALGeorgia: 395 races, 1% with named candidatesGAHawaii: 4 races, 50% with named candidatesHITexas: 39 races, 0% with named candidatesTXFlorida: 213 races, 100% with named candidatesFL
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  • 25–49%
  • 50–74%
  • 75–100%

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Questions and answers

When are the 2026 midterm elections?

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls close at different times in each state; results appear here as each election office publishes its official returns.

What is on the ballot in the 2026 midterms?

All 435 House seats, 35 Senate seats, governors and other statewide offices, state legislatures, courts, county and local offices and ballot measures: 4,127 races in our data so far.

Who controls Congress before the election?

Republicans hold 218 House seats and Democrats 214; in the Senate, Republicans hold 53 seats and Democrats, with the two independents who caucus with them, 47.

When will results be available?

On election night, as each county and state election office publishes its returns. Until a race reports, it shows as not reported, never as zero; results stay unofficial until they are certified.