Republicans current hold control of both the House and the Senate, however key states are predicted to stray from their 2024 results.
There are 35 Senate seats are up for election. Key Senate races include: Alaska, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina and Texas.
All 435 House seats are up for election. There are 18 tossup seats, 18 lean Democrat, and 18 lean Republican states, according to the Cook Political Report. The magic number to win is 218 seats.
Senate
North Carolina is the first tossup state to be called, with Democratic candidate Roy Cooper winning over Republican Michael Whatley.
Florida has been called for Republican Ashley Moody’s against Democrat Angie Nixon.
Georgia has been called for incumbent Democrat Jon Ossoff against Republican Mike Collins.
New Hampshire has been called for Democrat Chris Pappas against Republican John Sununu.
South Carolina has been called for Democrat Annie Andrews against Republican Darline Graham.
Texas has been called for Democrat James Talarico against Republican Ken Paxton.
Ohio has been called for Democrat Sherrod Brown against incumbent Republican Jon Husted.
Iowa has been called for Democrat Josh Turek against Ashley Hinson.
Kansas has been called for Democrat Adam Hamilton against incumbent Republican Roger Marshall.
Democrats have been predicted to win 51 seats, taking the Senate majority.
House
Democrats are projected to to control the house with an estimated 248 seats, compared to an estimated 187 seats for republicans.
As of 8:22 PST, 148 Democrat seats and 95 Republican seats have been called.
California House District 32 has been called for incumbent Brad Sherman against Republican Larry Thompson.