Democrats are favored in the House. The Senate is on a knife's edge.
House control
80in 100 D
Senate control
52in 100 D
Four ways it can land
- Republicans win both17in 100
- R Senate · D House31in 100
- D Senate · R House3in 100
- Democrats win both49in 100
The 35 Senate races.
The closest races · Senate
MaineTroy Jackson (D) vs. Susan Collins (R)EvenTexasFLIPJames Talarico (D) vs. Ken Paxton (R) · openD+0.8IowaJosh Turek (D) vs. Ashley Hinson (R) · openR+0.8OhioFLIPSherrod Brown (D) vs. Jon Husted (R)D+1.4MichiganAbdul El-Sayed (D) vs. Mike Rogers (R) · openD+2.0MinnesotaPeggy Flanagan (D) vs. Michele Tafoya (R) · openD+2.1
From the wire · Senate
Angela Paxton’s Message: Elect the Elephant at All CostsTexas ObserverCongressional Watchdog Finds the Federal Homelessness Council Is in LimboNOTUSTrump’s South Korea ‘deal’ blows up in his faceDaily Kos ElectionsThe U.S. Senate is up for grabs. Can this Ohio Democrat win back working class votes?WOSU
Biggest movessince Oct 1, 6:50 PM ET
The typical Senate race moved about 0.1 points; the tide is part of each move below.
- South Carolina+0.5R+5.4
- Kansas+0.5R+3.5
← toward Republicans±5 pointstoward Democrats →
2 of 28 Senate races moved
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