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The most complete, dated count in the provided materials lists the 119th Congress as having , and ; that snapshot is reported by the Congressional Research Service on August 4, 2025. A contemporaneous...
Democrats last held organized control of both chambers of Congress during the 118th Congress (2023–2025), when they were the Senate majority via the vice president’s tie‑breaking vote while Republican...
The 119th U.S. Senate (2025–2027) is recorded in official Senate materials as controlled by Republicans with 53 seats, Democrats 45, and 2 Independents (total 100 seats) — a three-seat Republican adva...
The 2024 elections produced a narrow Republican majority in the U.S. House: when the last uncalled race (California’s 13th) was resolved on Dec. 3, 2024, the House composition from that election stood...
As of 2025, public materials in the provided analysis disagree on the exact Republican count in the U.S. House of Representatives: the most common figures are and , with one outlying figure appearing ...
’s racial and ethnic mortality picture tracks some —people of color suffered higher COVID-era and excess mortality overall—but it diverges in important ways: the principal split in Minnesota has been ...
The available sources show that Republicans won control of the U.S. Senate for the 119th Congress after the 2024 elections, giving them a 52–53 seat majority depending on the account, and that no repo...
As of early November 2025, multiple reputable trackers report Republicans hold a narrow majority in the U.S. House: most sources give Republicans 219 seats to Democrats’ 213, with three vacancies note...