Verified snapshot · October 30, 2026
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Results night

See who controls each chamber, called races, the map and poll closing times. All results here are unofficial until election officials certify them.

Unofficial Race calls are media and editorial assessments entered by hand. Official results follow the canvass and certification in each state.

Last updated: Results night October 30, 2026 · Midterms 2026 October 30, 2026 ·

Before Election Day, this page shows the pre-election snapshot. No race has been called.

Balance of power

Seats fill from the edges toward the centre as races are called. The hairline in the middle is the majority mark.

House of Representatives

218 of 435 seats for control

  • Democrats0
  • Too early to call435
  • Republicans0

0 seats called so far

Control not yet called

Last updated: October 30, 2026 · FEC: 2026 election dates

Senate

51 of 100 seats for control

  • Democrats32
  • Too early to call35
  • Republicans31

Independents: 2 · Senate seats not up for election: Democrats 32 · Republicans 31 · Independents 2

Control not yet called

Last updated: October 30, 2026 · FEC: 2026 election dates

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A majority takes 218 of 435 House seats or 51 of 100 Senate seats. At 50 to 50, the Vice President can break a Senate tie. These seat counts guide control of each chamber. Each vote can have a different threshold.

A seat call is a news outlet’s early assessment. Seats without a call remain open. Check the source and time beside each chamber.

Source: House: the House explained (October 30, 2026) · National Archives: Constitution (October 30, 2026)

The map

Choose a view, then select a state to pin it. Called states take the party colour; open states are grey.

Alaska: Too early to callAlabama: Too early to callArkansas: Too early to callArizona: No Senate race this yearCalifornia: No Senate race this yearColorado: Too early to callConnecticut: No Senate race this yearDelaware: Too early to callFlorida: Too early to callGeorgia: Too early to callHawaii: No Senate race this yearIowa: Too early to callIdaho: Too early to callIllinois: Too early to callIndiana: No Senate race this yearKansas: Too early to callKentucky: Too early to callLouisiana: Too early to callMassachusetts: Too early to callMaryland: No Senate race this yearMaine: Too early to callMichigan: Too early to callMinnesota: Too early to callMissouri: No Senate race this yearMississippi: Too early to callMontana: Too early to callNorth Carolina: Too early to callNorth Dakota: No Senate race this yearNebraska: Too early to callNew Hampshire: Too early to callNew Jersey: Too early to callNew Mexico: Too early to callNevada: No Senate race this yearNew York: No Senate race this yearOhio: Too early to callOklahoma: Too early to callOregon: Too early to callPennsylvania: No Senate race this yearRhode Island: Too early to callSouth Carolina: Too early to callSouth Dakota: Too early to callTennessee: Too early to callTexas: Too early to callUtah: No Senate race this yearVirginia: Too early to callVermont: No Senate race this yearWashington: No Senate race this yearWisconsin: No Senate race this yearWest Virginia: Too early to callWyoming: Too early to call
  • Democrats
  • Republicans
  • Independents
  • Too early to call
  • Recount
  • No Senate race this year

Alaska and Hawaii appear in separate boxes and are not to scale. The House map shows only district calls in the results file. It does not show the chamber total.

Source: Census Bureau: cartographic boundary files, states, 1:20,000,000 (2024) (October 30, 2026) · Senate: Class II (October 30, 2026) · Senate: Class III (October 30, 2026) · National Governors Association: elections (October 30, 2026)

Called races

Newest first, Eastern time. Senate calls come from the elections file; House and governor calls from the results file.

No race has been called yet.

When the polls close

States are grouped by when their first polls close, in US Eastern time. Your local time appears below. Polling places in the same state may close at different times.

  1. Now

States marked * close in two steps. They span two time zones or allow local extensions. Your polling place may close earlier. The Green Papers: 2026 general election polling hours (October 30, 2026)

How this edition was prepared

Chamber totals come from the elections file. A validator checks its seat counts and sources. House district and governor calls come from a results file edited by hand. It is labeled unofficial and has a source for each entry. It can link to a published feed in the same format. The saved file serves as a fallback. Races in a recount stay open in the totals.

The page rechecks the published results and elections files every minute. A file that fails validation, lacks a source or does not load leaves the previous verified snapshot on screen. Nothing on this site polls a news service.

Source: EAC: election night reporting is unofficial (October 30, 2026) · EAC: canvass and certification (October 30, 2026) · The Green Papers: 2026 general election polling hours (October 30, 2026) · National Governors Association: elections (October 30, 2026) · Census Bureau: cartographic boundary files, states, 1:20,000,000 (2024) (October 30, 2026)

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