2026 Midterm Election Results: Live Senate, House and Governor Updates

2026 midterm elections · Live results

2026 Midterm Election Results

Live, unofficial results for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House and governor races on Nov. 3, 2026. Pick a race type above or below.

As of 11:56 p.m. ET. Updates about every 15 minutes overnight.

At a glance

U.S. Senate

40Republicans
9not yet projected
51Democrats + independents*
51 seats for a majority │ 50 + Vice President JD Vance (R) tiebreak

Projected so far: R 9, D 17 (projections by NBC News or AP via NPR, named on the Senate page). Leading in races still counting: R 5, D 2, independent 1. *Includes 2 independents who caucus with Democrats.

U.S. House

Projected so far: Rep. 104, Dem. 167 of 435 seats (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data), as of 11:56 p.m. ET. 218 needed for a majority. Open House results →

Results maps

U.S. Senate

Alaska: no votes yetAlabama: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Arkansas: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Arizona: no Senate raceCalifornia: no Senate raceColorado: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Connecticut: no Senate raceDistrict of Columbia: no Senate raceDelaware: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Florida (special): Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Georgia: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Hawaii: no Senate raceIowa: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Idaho: Rep. leads by 7.7 ptsIllinois: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Indiana: no Senate raceKansas: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Kentucky: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Louisiana: Rep. leads by 6.5 ptsMassachusetts: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Maryland: no Senate raceMaine: Dem. leads by 3.6 ptsMichigan: Dem. leads by 1.4 ptsMinnesota: Rep. leads by 5.4 ptsMissouri: no Senate raceMississippi: Rep. leads by 1.9 ptsMontana: Rep. leads by 13.8 ptsNorth Carolina: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)North Dakota: no Senate raceNebraska: Ind. leads by 1.4 ptsNew Hampshire: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)New Jersey: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)New Mexico: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Nevada: no Senate raceNew York: no Senate raceOhio (special): Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Oklahoma: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Oregon: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Pennsylvania: no Senate raceRhode Island: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)South Carolina: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)South Dakota: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News)Tennessee: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Texas: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Utah: no Senate raceVirginia: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Vermont: no Senate raceWashington: no Senate raceWisconsin: no Senate raceWest Virginia: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)Wyoming: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and AP via NPR)AKAL ✓AR ✓AZCACO ✓CTDCDE ✓FL ✓GA ✓HIIA ✓IDIL ✓INKS ✓KY ✓LAMA ✓MDMEMIMNMOMSMTNC ✓NDNENH ✓NJ ✓NM ✓NVNYOH ✓OK ✓OR ✓PARI ✓SC ✓SD ✓TN ✓TX ✓UTVA ✓VTWAWIWV ✓WY ✓

35 races. Projected: Rep. 9, Dem. 17 (NBC News or AP via NPR). Leading: Rep. 5, Dem. 2, Ind. 1. No votes yet: 1.

Open U.S. Senate results →

Governors

Alaska: no votes yetAlabama: Rep. leadsArkansas: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Arizona: Dem. leadsCalifornia: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Colorado: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Connecticut: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)District of Columbia: no governor raceDelaware: no governor raceFlorida: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Georgia: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Hawaii: no votes yetIowa: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Idaho: Rep. leadsIllinois: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Indiana: no governor raceKansas: Dem. leadsKentucky: no governor raceLouisiana: no governor raceMassachusetts: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Maryland: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Maine: Dem. projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data)Michigan: Dem. leadsMinnesota: Rep. leadsMissouri: no governor raceMississippi: no governor raceMontana: no governor raceNorth Carolina: no governor raceNorth Dakota: no governor raceNebraska: Dem. leadsNew Hampshire: Rep. leadsNew Jersey: no governor raceNew Mexico: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Nevada: no votes yetNew York: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Ohio: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Oklahoma: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Oregon: Dem. leadsPennsylvania: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Rhode Island: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)South Carolina: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News)South Dakota: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Tennessee: Rep. leadsTexas: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)Utah: no governor raceVirginia: no governor raceVermont: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News)Washington: no governor raceWisconsin: Dem. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)West Virginia: no governor raceWyoming: Rep. projected (Source: NBC News and NPR, using Associated Press data)AKALAR ✓AZCA ✓CO ✓CT ✓DCDEFL ✓GA ✓HIIA ✓IDIL ✓INKSKYLAMA ✓MD ✓ME ✓MIMNMOMSMTNCNDNENHNJNM ✓NVNY ✓OH ✓OK ✓ORPA ✓RI ✓SC ✓SD ✓TNTX ✓UTVAVT ✓WAWI ✓WVWY ✓

36 races. Projected: Rep. 7, Dem. 16 (NBC News or NPR, using AP data). Leading: Rep. 5, Dem. 5. No votes yet: 3.

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U.S. House

Alabama 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mike Rogers (Rep.)Alabama 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jerry Carl (Rep.)Alabama 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Dale Strong (Rep.)Alabama 6: Gary Palmer (Rep.) leads by 20.9 pts, about 56% of expected vote inAlabama 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Shomari Figures (Dem.)Alabama 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Robert Aderholt (Rep.)Alabama 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Terri Sewell (Dem.)Alaska at-large: no votes yetArizona 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Yassamin Ansari (Dem.)Arizona 1: Amish Shah (Dem.) leads by 11.7 pts, about 71% of expected vote inArizona 8: Bernadette Greene-Placentia (Dem.) leads by 2.1 pts, about 68% of expected vote inArizona 5: Elizabeth Lee (Dem.) leads by 4.6 pts, about 69% of expected vote inArizona 6: JoAnna Mendoza (Dem.) leads by 15.4 pts, about 67% of expected vote inArizona 2: Jonathan Nez (Dem.) leads by 0.1 pts, about 61% of expected vote inArizona 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Greg Stanton (Dem.)Arizona 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Adelita Grijalva (Dem.)Arizona 9: Paul Gosar (Rep.) leads by 12.6 pts, about 68% of expected vote inArkansas 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Steve Womack (Rep.)Arkansas 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Rick Crawford (Rep.)Arkansas 2: French Hill (Rep.) leads by 1.8 pts, about 97% of expected vote inArkansas 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Bruce Westerman (Rep.)California 29: Luz Rivas (Dem.) leads by 26.0 pts, about 48% of expected vote inCalifornia 30: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Laura Friedman (Dem.)California 31: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Gil Cisneros (Dem.)California 32: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Brad Sherman (Dem.)California 33: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Pete Aguilar (Dem.)California 34: Angela Gonzales-Torres (Dem.) leads by 12.3 pts, about 53% of expected vote inCalifornia 35: Norma Torres (Dem.) leads by 30.4 pts, about 45% of expected vote inCalifornia 36: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Ted Lieu (Dem.)California 37: Sydney Kamlager-Dove (Dem.) leads by 31.1 pts, about 50% of expected vote inCalifornia 39: Mark Takano (Dem.) leads by 30.9 pts, about 40% of expected vote inCalifornia 40: Ken Calvert (Rep.) leads by 8.0 pts, about 35% of expected vote inCalifornia 41: Linda Sánchez (Dem.) leads by 33.3 pts, about 52% of expected vote inCalifornia 42: Robert Garcia (Dem.) leads by 24.8 pts, about 48% of expected vote inCalifornia 43: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Maxine Waters (Dem.)California 38: Hilda Solis (Dem.) leads by 32.5 pts, about 52% of expected vote inCalifornia 44: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Nanette Barragan (Dem.)California 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mike McGuire (Dem.)California 45: Derek Tran (Dem.) leads by 21.3 pts, about 48% of expected vote inCalifornia 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jared Huffman (Dem.)California 46: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Lou Correa (Dem.)California 47: Dave Min (Dem.) leads by 19.8 pts, about 46% of expected vote inCalifornia 3: Ami Bera (Dem.) leads by 19.6 pts, about 41% of expected vote inCalifornia 48: Marni von Wilpert (Dem.) leads by 18.8 pts, about 47% of expected vote inCalifornia 4: Eric Jones (Dem.) leads by 0.1 pts, about 34% of expected vote inCalifornia 49: Mike Levin (Dem.) leads by 17.8 pts, about 53% of expected vote inCalifornia 5: Tom McClintock (Rep.) leads by 9.7 pts, about 49% of expected vote inCalifornia 6: Richard Pan (Dem.) leads by 21.3 pts, about 40% of expected vote inCalifornia 7: Doris Matsui (Dem.) leads by 17.2 pts, about 37% of expected vote inCalifornia 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): John Garamendi (Dem.)California 9: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Josh Harder (Dem.)California 50: Scott Peters (Dem.) leads by 22.1 pts, about 55% of expected vote inCalifornia 51: Sara Jacobs (Dem.) leads by 26.2 pts, about 54% of expected vote inCalifornia 52: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Juan Vargas (Dem.)California 10: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mark DeSaulnier (Dem.)California 11: no votes yetCalifornia 12: no votes yetCalifornia 13: Adam Gray (Dem.) leads by 21.5 pts, about 42% of expected vote inCalifornia 14: no votes yetCalifornia 15: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Kevin Mullin (Dem.)California 16: Sam Liccardo (Dem.) leads by 58.7 pts, about 8% of expected vote inCalifornia 17: no votes yetCalifornia 18: Zoe Lofgren (Dem.) leads by 44.2 pts, about 23% of expected vote inCalifornia 19: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jimmy Panetta (Dem.)California 20: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Vince Fong (Rep.)California 21: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jim Costa (Dem.)California 22: Randy Villegas (Dem.) leads by 29.8 pts, about 43% of expected vote inCalifornia 23: Jay Obernolte (Rep.) leads by 0.9 pts, about 44% of expected vote inCalifornia 24: Salud Carbajal (Dem.) leads by 32.6 pts, about 41% of expected vote inCalifornia 25: Raul Ruiz (Dem.) leads by 29.1 pts, about 42% of expected vote inCalifornia 26: Jacqui Irwin (Dem.) leads by 18.6 pts, about 18% of expected vote inCalifornia 27: George Whitesides (Dem.) leads by 25.8 pts, about 55% of expected vote inCalifornia 28: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Judy Chu (Dem.)Colorado 3: Dwayne Romero (Dem.) leads by 1.3 pts, about 71% of expected vote inColorado 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Melat Kiros (Dem.)Colorado 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Manny Rutinel (Dem.)Colorado 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jason Crow (Dem.)Colorado 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Joe Neguse (Dem.)Colorado 4: Eileen Laubacher (Dem.) leads by 2.3 pts, about 77% of expected vote inColorado 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Brittany Pettersen (Dem.)Colorado 5: Jessica Killin (Dem.) leads by 6.6 pts, about 70% of expected vote inConnecticut 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Rosa DeLauro (Dem.)Connecticut 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Luke Bronin (Dem.)Connecticut 5: Jahana Hayes (Dem.) leads by 13.1 pts, about 46% of expected vote inConnecticut 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Joe Courtney (Dem.)Connecticut 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jim Himes (Dem.)Delaware at-large: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Sarah McBride (Dem.)District of Columbia: non-voting delegate, not part of the 435Florida 22: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Pia Dandiya (Dem.)Florida 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jimmy Patronis (Rep.)Florida 23: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Lois Frankel (Dem.)Florida 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Austin Rogers (Rep.)Florida 24: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Oliver Gilbert (Dem.)Florida 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Kat Cammack (Rep.)Florida 25: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jared Moskowitz (Dem.)Florida 26: Mario Diaz-Balart (Rep.) leads by 0.8 pts, about 98% of expected vote inFlorida 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Aaron Bean (Rep.)Florida 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): John Rutherford (Rep.)Florida 27: Maria Elvira Salazar (Rep.) leads by 0.5 pts, about 99% of expected vote inFlorida 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Randy Fine (Rep.)Florida 28: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Carlos Gimenez (Rep.)Florida 7: Ryan Elijah (Rep.) leads by 0.6 pts, about 99% of expected vote inFlorida 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mike Haridopolos (Rep.)Florida 9: Darren Soto (Dem.) leads by 0.5 pts, about 99% of expected vote inFlorida 10: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Maxwell Frost (Dem.)Florida 11: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Joe Strada (Rep.)Florida 12: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Gus Bilirakis (Rep.)Florida 13: Anna Luna (Rep.) leads by 0.8 pts, about 99% of expected vote inFlorida 14: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Kathy Castor (Dem.)Florida 15: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Laurel Lee (Rep.)Florida 16: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Sydney Gruters (Rep.)Florida 17: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Greg Steube (Rep.)Florida 18: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Scott Franklin (Rep.)Florida 19: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jim Schwartzel (Rep.)Florida 20: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Dem.)Florida 21: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Brian Mast (Rep.)Georgia 9: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Andrew Clyde (Rep.)Georgia 13: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jasmine Clark (Dem.)Georgia 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Brian Jack (Rep.)Georgia 14: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Clay Fuller (Rep.)Georgia 1: James Kingston (Rep.) leads by 1.4 pts, about 95% of expected vote inGeorgia 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Austin Scott (Rep.)Georgia 12: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Rick Allen (Rep.)Georgia 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Nikema Williams (Dem.)Georgia 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Lucy McBath (Dem.)Georgia 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Sanford Bishop (Dem.)Georgia 10: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Houston Gaines (Rep.)Georgia 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Henry Johnson (Dem.)Georgia 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Rich McCormick (Rep.)Georgia 11: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): John Cowan (Rep.)Hawaii 1: no votes yetHawaii 2: no votes yetIdaho 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Russ Fulcher (Rep.)Idaho 2: Ellie Gilbreath (Dem.) leads by 4.6 pts, about 40% of expected vote inIllinois 9: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Daniel Biss (Dem.)Illinois 13: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Nikki Budzinski (Dem.)Illinois 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Delia Ramirez (Dem.)Illinois 14: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Lauren Underwood (Dem.)Illinois 16: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Darin LaHood (Rep.)Illinois 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jonathan Jackson (Dem.)Illinois 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Melissa Bean (Dem.)Illinois 12: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mike Bost (Rep.)Illinois 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mike Quigley (Dem.)Illinois 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Sean Casten (Dem.)Illinois 15: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mary Miller (Rep.)Illinois 17: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Eric Sorensen (Dem.)Illinois 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Donna Miller (Dem.)Illinois 10: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Brad Schneider (Dem.)Illinois 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Patty Garcia (Dem.)Illinois 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): La Shawn Ford (Dem.)Illinois 11: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Bill Foster (Dem.)Indiana 9: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Erin Houchin (Rep.)Indiana 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Marlin Stutzman (Rep.)Indiana 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Frank Mrvan (Dem.)Indiana 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mark Messmer (Rep.)Indiana 5: J.D. Ford (Dem.) leads by 3.3 pts, about 97% of expected vote inIndiana 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jefferson Shreve (Rep.)Indiana 2: Rudy Yakym (Rep.) leads by 6.3 pts, about 86% of expected vote inIndiana 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jim Baird (Rep.)Indiana 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): André Carson (Dem.)Iowa 3: Sarah Trone Garriott (Dem.) leads by 9.6 pts, about 90% of expected vote inIowa 1: Christina Bohannan (Dem.) leads by 10.9 pts, about 84% of expected vote inIowa 2: Lindsay James (Dem.) leads by 5.0 pts, about 93% of expected vote inIowa 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Chris McGowan (Rep.)Kansas 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Sharice Davids (Dem.)Kansas 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Tracey Mann (Rep.)Kansas 2: Derek Schmidt (Rep.) leads by 4.8 pts, about 89% of expected vote inKansas 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Ron Estes (Rep.)Kentucky 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Morgan McGarvey (Dem.)Kentucky 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): James Comer (Rep.)Kentucky 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Hal Rogers (Rep.)Kentucky 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Zach Dembo (Dem.)Kentucky 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): S. Guthrie (Rep.)Kentucky 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Ed Gallrein (Rep.)Louisiana 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Steve Scalise (Rep.)Louisiana 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Troy Carter (Dem.)Louisiana 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Clay Higgins (Rep.)Louisiana 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mike Johnson (Rep.)Louisiana 5: Patricia Moore (Dem.) leads by 0.7 pts, about 99% of expected vote inLouisiana 6: Blake Miguez (Rep.) leads by 1.6 pts, about 82% of expected vote inMaine 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Chellie Pingree (Dem.)Maine 2: Paul LePage (Rep.) leads by 4.4 pts, about 60% of expected vote inMaryland 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Sarah Elfreth (Dem.)Maryland 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Andy Harris (Rep.)Maryland 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jamie Raskin (Dem.)Maryland 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Adrian Boafo (Dem.)Maryland 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): April McClain Delaney (Dem.)Maryland 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): John Olszewski (Dem.)Maryland 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Glenn Ivey (Dem.)Maryland 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Kweisi Mfume (Dem.)Massachusetts 9: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Bill Keating (Dem.)Massachusetts 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Lori Trahan (Dem.)Massachusetts 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Richard Neal (Dem.)Massachusetts 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Stephen Lynch (Dem.)Massachusetts 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Katherine Clark (Dem.)Massachusetts 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Dan Koh (Dem.)Massachusetts 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): James McGovern (Dem.)Massachusetts 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jake Auchincloss (Dem.)Massachusetts 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Ayanna Pressley (Dem.)Michigan 1: Jack Bergman (Rep.) leads by 17.5 pts, about 33% of expected vote inMichigan 8: Kristen McDonald Rivet (Dem.) leads by 9.5 pts, about 47% of expected vote inMichigan 12: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Rashida Tlaib (Dem.)Michigan 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Tim Walberg (Rep.)Michigan 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Debbie Dingell (Dem.)Michigan 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): John Moolenaar (Rep.)Michigan 10: Christina Hines (Dem.) leads by 3.2 pts, about 27% of expected vote inMichigan 4: Sean McCann (Dem.) leads by 0.7 pts, about 12% of expected vote inMichigan 7: Tom Barrett (Rep.) leads by 14.5 pts, about 59% of expected vote inMichigan 11: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jeremy Moss (Dem.)Michigan 9: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Lisa McClain (Rep.)Michigan 13: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Donavan McKinney (Dem.)Michigan 3: Hillary Scholten (Dem.) leads by 23.1 pts, about 50% of expected vote inMinnesota 3: Kelly Morrison (Dem.) leads by 16.9 pts, about 9% of expected vote inMinnesota 1: Brad Finstad (Rep.) leads by 2.8 pts, about 57% of expected vote inMinnesota 8: Pete Stauber (Rep.) leads by 9.0 pts, about 48% of expected vote inMinnesota 5: Ilhan Omar (Dem.) leads by 34.5 pts, about 7% of expected vote inMinnesota 6: Tom Emmer (Rep.) leads by 8.6 pts, about 76% of expected vote inMinnesota 2: Matt Little (Dem.) leads by 19.2 pts, about 68% of expected vote inMinnesota 4: Betty McCollum (Dem.) leads by 50.3 pts, about 12% of expected vote inMinnesota 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Michelle Fischbach (Rep.)Mississippi 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Michael Guest (Rep.)Mississippi 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Trent Kelly (Rep.)Mississippi 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Bennie Thompson (Dem.)Mississippi 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mike Ezell (Rep.)Missouri 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Wesley Bell (Dem.)Missouri 2: Fred Wellman (Dem.) leads by 4.9 pts, about 99% of expected vote inMissouri 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Bob Onder (Rep.)Missouri 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mark Alford (Rep.)Missouri 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Emanuel Cleaver (Dem.)Missouri 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Chris Stigall (Rep.)Missouri 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Eric Burlison (Rep.)Missouri 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jason Smith (Rep.)Montana 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Troy Downing (Rep.)Montana 1: Aaron Flint (Rep.) leads by 8.5 pts, about 30% of expected vote inNebraska 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Adrian Smith (Rep.)Nebraska 1: Chris Backemeyer (Dem.) leads by 6.4 pts, about 47% of expected vote inNebraska 2: Denise Powell (Dem.) leads by 18.5 pts, about 71% of expected vote inNevada 3: no votes yetNevada 1: no votes yetNevada 2: no votes yetNevada 4: no votes yetNew Hampshire 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Stefany Shaheen (Dem.)New Hampshire 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Maggie Goodlander (Dem.)New Jersey 9: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Nelida Pou (Dem.)New Jersey 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Donald Norcross (Dem.)New Jersey 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Herb Conaway (Dem.)New Jersey 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Rob Menendez (Dem.)New Jersey 12: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Adam Hamawy (Dem.)New Jersey 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Josh Gottheimer (Dem.)New Jersey 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Frank Pallone (Dem.)New Jersey 2: Zack Mullock (Dem.) leads by 3.1 pts, about 86% of expected vote inNew Jersey 10: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): LaMonica McIver (Dem.)New Jersey 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Christopher Smith (Rep.)New Jersey 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Rebecca Bennett (Dem.)New Jersey 11: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Analilia Mejia (Dem.)New Mexico 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Teresa Leger Fernandez (Dem.)New Mexico 1: Melanie Stansbury (Dem.) leads by 7.8 pts, about 27% of expected vote inNew Mexico 2: Gabriel Vasquez (Dem.) leads by 9.5 pts, about 56% of expected vote inNew York 9: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Yvette Clarke (Dem.)New York 20: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Paul Tonko (Dem.)New York 13: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Darializa Avila Chevalier (Dem.)New York 23: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Nicholas Langworthy (Rep.)New York 3: Thomas Suozzi (Dem.) leads by 14.6 pts, about 63% of expected vote inNew York 1: Nicholas LaLota (Rep.) leads by 2.0 pts, about 84% of expected vote inNew York 14: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Dem.)New York 16: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): George Latimer (Dem.)New York 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Hakeem Jeffries (Dem.)New York 12: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Micah Lasher (Dem.)New York 24: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Claudia Tenney (Rep.)New York 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Gregory Meeks (Dem.)New York 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Grace Meng (Dem.)New York 15: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Ritchie Torres (Dem.)New York 17: Cait Conley (Dem.) leads by 4.7 pts, about 57% of expected vote inNew York 18: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Pat Ryan (Dem.)New York 25: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Joseph Morelle (Dem.)New York 2: Patrick Halpin (Dem.) leads by 0.3 pts, about 73% of expected vote inNew York 10: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Brad Lander (Dem.)New York 4: Laura Gillen (Dem.) leads by 16.1 pts, about 48% of expected vote inNew York 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Claire Valdez (Dem.)New York 21: Anthony Constantino (Rep.) leads by 2.8 pts, about 74% of expected vote inNew York 22: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): John Mannion (Dem.)New York 19: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Josh Riley (Dem.)New York 11: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Nicole Malliotakis (Rep.)New York 26: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Timothy Kennedy (Dem.)North Carolina 10: Pat Harrigan (Rep.) leads by 1.0 pts, about 99% of expected vote inNorth Carolina 11: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jamie Ager (Dem.)North Carolina 1: Don Davis (Dem.) leads by 2.5 pts, about 96% of expected vote inNorth Carolina 12: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Alma Adams (Dem.)North Carolina 13: Paul Barringer (Dem.) leads by 2.8 pts, about 97% of expected vote inNorth Carolina 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Deborah Ross (Dem.)North Carolina 3: Greg Murphy (Rep.) leads by 0.1 pts, about 99% of expected vote inNorth Carolina 14: Lakesha Womack (Dem.) leads by 2.2 pts, about 99% of expected vote inNorth Carolina 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Valerie Foushee (Dem.)North Carolina 5: Virginia Foxx (Rep.) leads by 0.1 pts, about 99% of expected vote inNorth Carolina 6: Cyril Jefferson (Dem.) leads by 2.3 pts, about 99% of expected vote inNorth Carolina 7: David Rouzer (Rep.) leads by 0.4 pts, about 99% of expected vote inNorth Carolina 8: Mark Harris (Rep.) leads by 1.8 pts, about 99% of expected vote inNorth Carolina 9: Richard Ojeda (Dem.) leads by 2.2 pts, about 99% of expected vote inNorth Dakota at-large: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Julie Fedorchak (Rep.)Ohio 10: Kristina Knickerbocker (Dem.) leads by 1.6 pts, about 96% of expected vote inOhio 11: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Shontel Brown (Dem.)Ohio 12: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Troy Balderson (Rep.)Ohio 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Greg Landsman (Dem.)Ohio 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): David Taylor (Rep.)Ohio 13: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Emilia Sykes (Dem.)Ohio 14: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): David Joyce (Rep.)Ohio 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Joyce Beatty (Dem.)Ohio 15: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Don Leonard (Dem.)Ohio 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jim Jordan (Rep.)Ohio 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Bob Latta (Rep.)Ohio 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Michael Rulli (Rep.)Ohio 7: Brian Poindexter (Dem.) leads by 7.6 pts, about 74% of expected vote inOhio 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Warren Davidson (Rep.)Ohio 9: Derek Merrin (Rep.) leads by 18.3 pts, about 48% of expected vote inOklahoma 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Frank Lucas (Rep.)Oklahoma 1: Mark Tedford (Rep.) leads by 4.6 pts, about 99% of expected vote inOklahoma 5: Stephanie Bice (Rep.) leads by 1.3 pts, about 99% of expected vote inOklahoma 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Josh Brecheen (Rep.)Oklahoma 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Tom Cole (Rep.)Oregon 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Maxine Dexter (Dem.)Oregon 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Suzanne Bonamici (Dem.)Oregon 5: Janelle Bynum (Dem.) leads by 12.2 pts, about 68% of expected vote inOregon 6: Andrea Salinas (Dem.) leads by 30.1 pts, about 26% of expected vote inOregon 2: Cliff Bentz (Rep.) leads by 33.4 pts, about 42% of expected vote inOregon 4: Val Hoyle (Dem.) leads by 12.8 pts, about 54% of expected vote inPennsylvania 9: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Dan Meuser (Rep.)Pennsylvania 13: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): John Joyce (Rep.)Pennsylvania 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Chris Rabb (Dem.)Pennsylvania 1: Bob Harvie (Dem.) leads by 6.3 pts, about 78% of expected vote inPennsylvania 14: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Guy Reschenthaler (Rep.)Pennsylvania 16: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mike Kelly (Rep.)Pennsylvania 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Paige Cognetti (Dem.)Pennsylvania 12: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Summer Lee (Dem.)Pennsylvania 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mary Scanlon (Dem.)Pennsylvania 15: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Glenn Thompson (Rep.)Pennsylvania 17: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Chris Deluzio (Dem.)Pennsylvania 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Chrissy Houlahan (Dem.)Pennsylvania 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Brendan Boyle (Dem.)Pennsylvania 10: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Janelle Stelson (Dem.)Pennsylvania 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Madeleine Dean (Dem.)Pennsylvania 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Bob Brooks (Dem.)Pennsylvania 11: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Lloyd Smucker (Rep.)Rhode Island 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Gabriel Amo (Dem.)Rhode Island 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Seth Magaziner (Dem.)South Carolina 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Sheri Biggs (Rep.)South Carolina 1: Nancy Lacore (Dem.) leads by 0.7 pts, about 98% of expected vote inSouth Carolina 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Wes Climer (Rep.)South Carolina 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): James Clyburn (Dem.)South Carolina 2: Joe Wilson (Rep.) leads by 1.4 pts, about 94% of expected vote inSouth Carolina 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): William Timmons (Rep.)South Carolina 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Russell Fry (Rep.)South Dakota at-large: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Marty Jackley (Rep.)Tennessee 9: Brent Taylor (Rep.) leads by 1.3 pts, about 92% of expected vote inTennessee 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Chuck Fleischmann (Rep.)Tennessee 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Diana Harshbarger (Rep.)Tennessee 8: David Kustoff (Rep.) leads by 5.3 pts, about 93% of expected vote inTennessee 5: Charlie Hatcher (Rep.) leads by 4.9 pts, about 90% of expected vote inTennessee 6: Johnny Garrett (Rep.) leads by 3.2 pts, about 97% of expected vote inTennessee 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Tim Burchett (Rep.)Tennessee 4: Victoria Broderick (Dem.) leads by 0.1 pts, about 98% of expected vote inTennessee 7: Matt Van Epps (Rep.) leads by 2.2 pts, about 94% of expected vote inTexas 22: Trever Nehls (Rep.) leads by 3.6 pts, about 83% of expected vote inTexas 23: Katy Padilla Stout (Dem.) leads by 11.4 pts, about 69% of expected vote inTexas 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Nathaniel Moran (Rep.)Texas 24: Beth Van Duyne (Rep.) leads by 4.6 pts, about 91% of expected vote inTexas 2: Steve Toth (Rep.) leads by 0.0 pts, about 76% of expected vote inTexas 25: Dione Sims (Dem.) leads by 18.8 pts, about 50% of expected vote inTexas 3: Evan Hunt (Dem.) leads by 2.1 pts, about 68% of expected vote inTexas 4: Pat Fallon (Rep.) leads by 7.9 pts, about 78% of expected vote inTexas 26: Brandon Gill (Rep.) leads by 4.3 pts, about 74% of expected vote inTexas 5: Chelsey Hockett (Dem.) leads by 1.3 pts, about 71% of expected vote inTexas 27: Tanya Lloyd (Dem.) leads by 15.4 pts, about 56% of expected vote inTexas 28: Henry Cuellar (Dem.) leads by 37.0 pts, about 61% of expected vote inTexas 6: Danny Minton (Dem.) leads by 2.0 pts, about 67% of expected vote inTexas 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Lizzie Pannill Fletcher (Dem.)Texas 29: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Sylvia Garcia (Dem.)Texas 8: Jessica Hart Steinmann (Rep.) leads by 8.3 pts, about 77% of expected vote inTexas 9: Leticia Gutierrez (Dem.) leads by 15.6 pts, about 63% of expected vote inTexas 30: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Frederick Haynes (Dem.)Texas 31: John Carter (Rep.) leads by 0.2 pts, about 69% of expected vote inTexas 10: Caitlin Rourk (Dem.) leads by 1.6 pts, about 69% of expected vote inTexas 32: Dan Barrios (Dem.) leads by 4.4 pts, about 72% of expected vote inTexas 34: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Vicente Gonzalez (Dem.)Texas 12: Craig Goldman (Rep.) leads by 3.6 pts, about 75% of expected vote inTexas 13: Ronny Jackson (Rep.) leads by 23.0 pts, about 71% of expected vote inTexas 35: Johnny Garcia (Dem.) leads by 17.5 pts, about 70% of expected vote inTexas 11: August Pfluger (Rep.) leads by 2.8 pts, about 51% of expected vote inTexas 33: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Colin Allred (Dem.)Texas 36: Rhonda Hart (Dem.) leads by 11.4 pts, about 62% of expected vote inTexas 14: Randy Weber (Rep.) leads by 1.5 pts, about 74% of expected vote inTexas 15: Bobby Pulido (Dem.) leads by 34.2 pts, about 71% of expected vote inTexas 37: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Greg Casar (Dem.)Texas 16: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Veronica Escobar (Dem.)Texas 38: Jon Bonck (Rep.) leads by 2.8 pts, about 84% of expected vote inTexas 17: Casey Shepard (Dem.) leads by 5.3 pts, about 67% of expected vote inTexas 18: not in the source feed this updateTexas 19: Tom Sell (Rep.) leads by 41.3 pts, about 20% of expected vote inTexas 20: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Joaquin Castro (Dem.)Texas 21: Mark Teixeira (Rep.) leads by 3.1 pts, about 78% of expected vote inUtah 1: Ben McAdams (Dem.) leads by 46.8 pts, about 47% of expected vote inUtah 2: Blake Moore (Rep.) leads by 5.9 pts, about 60% of expected vote inUtah 3: Celeste Maloy (Rep.) leads by 22.7 pts, about 51% of expected vote inUtah 4: Mike Kennedy (Rep.) leads by 11.7 pts, about 48% of expected vote inVermont at-large: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Becca Balint (Dem.)Virginia 9: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): H. Griffith (Rep.)Virginia 3: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Robert Scott (Dem.)Virginia 1: Shannon Taylor (Dem.) leads by 1.2 pts, about 99% of expected vote inVirginia 8: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Donald Beyer (Dem.)Virginia 5: John McGuire (Rep.) leads by 1.5 pts, about 98% of expected vote inVirginia 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Ben Cline (Rep.)Virginia 10: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Suhas Subramanyam (Dem.)Virginia 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Elaine Luria (Dem.)Virginia 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Jennifer McClellan (Dem.)Virginia 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Eugene Vindman (Dem.)Virginia 11: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): James Walkinshaw (Dem.)Washington 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Emily Randall (Dem.)Washington 10: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Marilyn Strickland (Dem.)Washington 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Rick Larsen (Dem.)Washington 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Suzan DelBene (Dem.)Washington 8: Kim Schrier (Dem.) leads by 15.2 pts, about 60% of expected vote inWashington 5: Michael Baumgartner (Rep.) leads by 1.0 pts, about 57% of expected vote inWashington 4: Amanda McKinney (Rep.) leads by 8.4 pts, about 58% of expected vote inWashington 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Pramila Jayapal (Dem.)Washington 9: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Adam Smith (Dem.)Washington 3: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (Dem.) leads by 10.9 pts, about 72% of expected vote inWest Virginia 1: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Carol Miller (Rep.)West Virginia 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Riley Moore (Rep.)Wisconsin 3: Rebecca Cooke (Dem.) leads by 7.0 pts, about 78% of expected vote inWisconsin 1: Mitchell Berman (Dem.) leads by 4.5 pts, about 93% of expected vote inWisconsin 8: not in the source feed this updateWisconsin 5: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Scott Fitzgerald (Rep.)Wisconsin 6: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Glenn Grothman (Rep.)Wisconsin 2: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Mark Pocan (Dem.)Wisconsin 4: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Gwen Moore (Dem.)Wisconsin 7: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Michael Alfonso (Rep.)Wyoming at-large: Projected (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data): Chuck Gray (Rep.)✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓
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435 districts. Projected: Rep. 104, Dem. 167 (NPR, using AP data). Leading: Rep. 58, Dem. 93. No votes yet: 13 (including 2 not in the source feed).

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U.S. Senate balance of power

Republicans 40 seats, Democrats and allied independents 51, 9 not yet projected. 35 races, including Florida and Ohio specials.

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U.S. House balance of power

Projected so far: Rep. 104, Dem. 167 of 435 seats (Source: NPR, using Associated Press data), as of 11:56 p.m. ET. 218 needed for a majority.

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Governor races

23 of 36 governor races projected so far (each source named on the page), as of 11:56 p.m. ET.

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