All 435 seats face voters on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Find your district to see who holds it now and how they have voted.
Colored by the party of the member who holds each seat today.
New lines for 2026: Alabama, California, Florida, Louisiana, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, Utah drew new House districts, and the map shows them as they appear on the November 3 ballot. In those states the member shown holds that seat number now but was elected under the old lines.
Democrat 214
Republican 218
Independent 1
Vacant 2
Democrat leading 0
Republican leading 0
Leading where the other party holds the seat 0
No results yet 0
No live feed from this state 219
0 of 216 districts with a live feed have all precincts in. 218 of 435 is a majority.
218 for a majority
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Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files, 119th Congress, and for the 9 states that redrew, the Census Bureau's 2026 TIGER/Line files (120th Congress). Members and parties: congress.gov.
Results come from 22 state election offices, covering 216 of the 435 districts, updated every few minutes while votes are being counted. The other 219 districts are in states whose live counts this map cannot read yet; those states' election offices post their own counts. No race is called here; the count speaks for itself.
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