Democrats are favored in the House. Democrats are slightly favored in the Senate.
House control
83in 100 D
Senate control
62in 100 D
Four ways it can land
- Republicans win both15in 100
- R Senate · D House23in 100
- D Senate · R House2in 100
- Democrats win both60in 100
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The 35 Senate races.
The closest races · Senate
IowaJosh Turek (D) vs. Ashley Hinson (R) · openR+0.8AlaskaMary Peltola (D) vs. Dan S. Sullivan (R) vs. Gerald L. Heikes (R)D+0.8TexasFlipJames Talarico (D) vs. Ken Paxton (R) · openD+1.5MaineFlipTroy Jackson (D) vs. Susan Collins (R)D+1.6KansasFlipAdam Hamilton (D) vs. Roger Marshall (R)D+1.7OhioFlipSherrod Brown (D) vs. Jon Husted (R)D+1.7
From the wire · Senate
Lawyers, advocates hover as Mississippi election officials count final Colom, Hyde-Smith votesMississippi TodaySee how Amy Acton and Sherrod Brown performed in Cuyahoga CountySignal ClevelandScott Colom and Black Mississippians stand on the cusp of Senate history as vote count stretches onPBS NewsHour PoliticsDearborn Mayor says Senate election drives record voter turnoutMichigan Public
Biggest movessince Nov 1, 9:03 PM ET
- Colorado-4.0D+20.3
- Louisiana+3.0R+12.3
- Illinois-1.2D+13.5
- Kansas+1.1D+1.7
- Tennessee+0.9R+25.4
- New Hampshire+0.8D+5.7
- Massachusetts-0.8D+29.9
- North Carolina+0.7D+9.3
- Rhode Island+0.5D+30.9
- Maine+0.5D+1.6
← Toward Republicans±5 pointsToward Democrats →
15 of 35 Senate races moved at least 0.2 points · 10 shown · Montana not compared on this board
Forecast as of November 3, 2026: Democrats have an 83 in 100 chance to win the House and a 62 in 100 chance to win the Senate. The state of the race, in plain words →
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