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are in position to retake the House in 2026 according to polls and multiple independent forecasters, but control of the Senate is much less certain; a House majority is plausible and even likely in ma...
Current reporting and polling-focused trackers identify a short list of Senate races likely to be competitive in 2026: vulnerable Democratic incumbents include Jon Ossoff (Georgia) and seats in Michig...
Republicans enter 2026 controlling the Senate 53–47 (two independents caucus with Democrats); Democrats need a net gain of four Senate seats to win a 51‑49 majority (or three if vice‑presidential math...
The centers on several pivot states where incumbency, retirements and competitive electorates converge: ’s Democratic incumbent faces a concerted GOP primary fight while polling models show the state ...
The regular 2026 Senate cycle will primarily be the Class 2 contests: 33 Class 2 seats are up for regular election, a map that currently includes 20 Republican-held seats and 13 Democratic-held seats ...
All regularly scheduled Class 2 Senate seats (33 states) are on the 2026 ballot, plus two special elections — in Florida and Ohio — bringing the total to either 35 seats according to several trackers ...
Republicans enter 2026 with a Senate majority in the low-to-mid 50s (sources cite 53–53/52–53 ranges) and are defending more seats on the map that analysts broadly judge favorable to the GOP; Democrat...
Forecasts and post‑election tallies show the 2024 House outcome was closely contested: multiple forecasting services tracked each of the 435 seats and projected a narrow advantage variously for Republ...
The available analyses present a range of for control of the U.S. House after the 2026 elections: several models and ratings sets indicate Democrats are likely to gain control or hold a narrow advanta...