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Region of the southern United States
All 435 U.S. House seats are up for election on November 3, 2026, and while Republicans must hold at least 218 to retain control . Analysts converge that a small number of highly competitive districts...
Most major forecasters in spring–summer 2025 present a competitive, district‑by‑district 2026 U.S. House landscape in which Democrats have pathways to a narrow majority but forecasts diverge: some dat...
New registrants and party-switchers joining the Republican Party in recent years are not a monolithic bloc: data and reporting show gains among , while geographic shifts—Sun Belt growth and suburban m...
Population flows since 2020—accelerated by remote work, housing costs and the pandemic—have moved many residents from dense, traditionally Democratic metros toward Sun Belt and suburban destinations, ...
The decennial Census determines how the 435 seats in the are apportioned among the states, and because each state’s total equals its number of Representatives plus two Senators (with 3 additional elec...
New data showing in many states has triggered alarm inside the party, but the picture is mixed: headline registration losses—reported by based on a analysis—show trailed in party-affiliated registrati...
Since 2019 New York City and State tax-data and IRS migration series show a pandemic-era spike in high‑income households leaving—peaking in 2020—and then a reversion toward pre‑pandemic migration rate...
The Department of Education’s 2025 proposal to narrow the federal definition of “professional degrees” concentrates losses of graduate loan capacity in healthcare, education, social work, and allied f...
Available reporting does not provide a direct, authoritative list of U.S. states ranked by the share of residents aged 70 and older for 2025; instead, public sources report state shares for older brac...
The 2026 Senate map is widely described as competitive but tilted toward Republicans because they defend more seats; Democrats need a net gain of four to win the majority, and forecasters identify a s...