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The upcoming elections for the US House of Representatives in 2026, including the potential for changes in the seat distribution and control of the House.
The most current, widely cited tallies show the holding a majority while trail by a handful of seats; reports Republicans with 218 seats to Democrats’ 213 as of Jan. 6, 2026, with four vacancies in th...
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...
As of early February 2026, are pending special elections with two definitive dates announced and at least one vacancy without a scheduled date; reporting sources differ slightly on the total number of...
Under the current Republican House majority, the committees that most directly shape the chamber’s agenda are the Rules Committee (which structures floor debate), and Committees (which control spendin...
A small, geographically concentrated slate of districts will determine which party controls in : analysts and trackers identify roughly three dozen true battlegrounds—clusters in suburban Sun Belt met...
If Democrats win the House in 2026 they would be able to open and advance impeachment inquiries or articles rapidly, but a Republican-controlled Senate would make conviction and removal extremely unli...
The Republican Party holds the majority in the U.S. House of Representatives with roughly 219 seats, while the Democratic Party holds about 212–213 seats; several sources report between three and four...