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2026 Midterm Elections

The 2026 midterm elections will determine control of Congress and shape state governments across America. All 435 House seats, 35 Senate seats (33 regularly scheduled plus special elections in Ohio and Florida), and 36 governorships are on the ballot.

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North Carolina D Win (called)
Roy Cooper (D) - Former Governor
58.7%
Michael Whatley (R)
39.1%
Called Nov 3: Cooper (D) wins. Election-night count (provisional): Cooper 58.7%, Whatley 39.1% (NBC News). Open seat: Tillis retiring. Updated Nov 5, 2026
Ohio (Special) D Win (called)
Sherrod Brown (D) - Former Senator
50.0%
Jon Husted (R) - Incumbent (appointed)
45.2%
Called Nov 3: Brown (D) wins. Election-night count (provisional): Brown 50.0%, Husted 45.2% (AP). Special election to fill the remaining two years of Brown's former term. Updated Nov 5, 2026
Georgia D Win (called)
Jon Ossoff (D) - Incumbent
59%
Mike Collins (R)
41%
Called Nov 3: Ossoff (D) wins reelection. Election-night count (provisional): Ossoff 59%, Collins 41% (NBC News). Incumbent hold. Updated Nov 5, 2026
Texas D Win (called)
James Talarico (D)
55%
Ken Paxton (R)
43%
Called Nov 3: Talarico (D) wins. Election-night count (provisional): Talarico ~55%, Paxton ~43% (94% reporting, AP). Republican-held seat flipped to Democrats. Updated Nov 5, 2026
Michigan D Win (called)
Abdul El-Sayed (D) - Won Aug 4 primary
52.4%
Mike Rogers (R) - GOP nominee
45.6%
Called Nov 3: El-Sayed (D) wins. Election-night count (provisional): El-Sayed 52.4%, Rogers 45.6% (AP). Open seat flipped to Democrats; Peters retired. Updated Nov 5, 2026
New Hampshire D Win (called)
Chris Pappas (D) - Won Sep 8 primary
56.2%
John Sununu (R) - Won Sep 8 primary
41.9%
Called Nov 3: Pappas (D) wins. Election-night count (provisional): Pappas 56.2%, Sununu 41.9% (NBC News). Open seat flipped to Democrats; Shaheen retired. Updated Nov 5, 2026
Maine D Win (called)
Troy Jackson (D) - Former State Senate President
53.8%
Susan Collins (R) - Incumbent
46.1%
Called Nov 3: Jackson (D) wins. Election-night count (provisional): Jackson 53.8%, Collins 46.1% (AP). Republican incumbent Collins defeated; seat flipped to Democrats. Updated Nov 5, 2026
Minnesota D Win (called)
Peggy Flanagan (D) - Won Aug 11 primary (58.7%)
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Michele Tafoya (R) - Won Aug 11 primary (~52%)
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Called Nov 3: Flanagan (D) wins. Election-night percentages pending confirmation. Open seat: Smith retiring. Updated Nov 5, 2026

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