Tracking the 2026 United States Elections and House Midterm Races

Overview of the 2026 united states elections

As coverage unfolds for the 2026 united states elections, tracking systems are monitoring House races nationwide. All 435 seats across the country remain uncalled, leaving the current totals at zero seats for both Democratic and Republican parties.

Achieving a majority in the House requires securing 218 seats. As media outlets provide live results and maps, analysts are also evaluating how House districts might shift during these midterms.

State-by-State Breakdown and Uncalled Districts

Voters and analysts utilizing the voting map can review individual state allotments while waiting for official outcomes. Every district across all participating states currently stands as uncalled:

• Alabama: 7 seats, all uncalled
• Alaska: 1 seat, uncalled
• Arizona: 9 seats, uncalled
• Arkansas: 4 seats, uncalled
• California: 52 seats, uncalled
• Colorado: 8 seats, uncalled
• Connecticut: 5 seats, uncalled
• Delaware: 1 seat, uncalled
• Florida: 28 seats, uncalled
• Georgia: 14 seats, uncalled
• Hawaii: 2 seats, uncalled
• Idaho: 2 seats, uncalled
• Illinois: 17 seats, uncalled (learn more via How to check if im registered to vote for the Illinois midterm elections)
• Indiana: 9 seats, uncalled
• Iowa: 4 seats, uncalled
• Kansas: 4 seats, uncalled
• Kentucky: 6 seats, uncalled
• Louisiana: 6 seats, uncalled
• Maine: 2 seats, uncalled
• Maryland: 8 seats, uncalled
• Massachusetts: 9 seats, uncalled
• Michigan: 13 seats, uncalled
• Minnesota: 8 seats, uncalled
• Mississippi: 4 seats, uncalled
• Missouri: 8 seats, uncalled
• Montana: 2 seats, uncalled
• Nebraska: 3 seats, uncalled
• Nevada: 4 seats, uncalled
• New Hampshire: 2 seats, uncalled
• New Jersey: 12 seats, uncalled
• New Mexico: 3 seats, uncalled
• New York: 26 seats, uncalled
• North Carolina: 14 seats, uncalled
• North Dakota: 1 seat, uncalled
• Ohio: 15 seats, uncalled
• Oklahoma: 5 seats, uncalled
• Oregon: 6 seats, uncalled
• Pennsylvania: 17 seats, uncalled
• Rhode Island: 2 seats, uncalled
• South Carolina: 7 seats, uncalled
• South Dakota: 1 seat, uncalled
• Tennessee: 9 seats, uncalled
• Texas: 38 seats, uncalled
• Utah: 4 seats, uncalled
• Vermont: 1 seat, uncalled
• Virginia: 11 seats, uncalled
• Washington: 10 seats, uncalled
• West Virginia: 2 seats, uncalled
• Wisconsin: 8 seats, uncalled
• Wyoming: 1 seat, uncalled

What Happens Next in the Midterms

As election results live feeds continue to update, observers are watching for shifts in battleground regions and evaluating ongoing poll results today. Because all 435 seats remain uncalled, further developments will depend on certified vote counts reported across each state.

Sources: NBC News, AP News, CNN.