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The redistricting process and its potential impact on the 2026 House elections.
Democrats scored clear, recent wins at the state level in Virginia and New Jersey—picking up governorships and holding or expanding legislative control—and also made noteworthy gains in state legislat...
President Trump and his administration are pursuing a multi-pronged strategy—legal, administrative, rhetorical and political—to shape the terrain of the 2026 midterms: pressing states for detailed vot...
A small cluster of -held seats look genuinely competitive in : analysts list only a handful of Democratic incumbents as tossups while party strategists focus on protecting 14 districts that carried in...
A narrow set of House districts — concentrated in states that have redrawn maps mid‑decade or seen notable retirements — are expected to define the 2026 battleground; national forecasters see a compet...
A simple, verifiable roster exists on Congress.gov showing the names, districts, and party affiliations of New York’s 26 U.S. House members in the 118th Congress, but the set of documents provided for...
A historically large wave of Republican members of Congress have abandoned bids for House or Senate seats to run for governor in 2026, including high‑profile House members such as Andy Biggs (AZ), Byr...
Primaries and retirements change midterm forecasts by reshaping the pool of competitive seats—open seats created by retirements are usually more volatile and invite stronger partisan targeting, while ...