People have been asking for a House update — here’s the latest from The Downballot:
About two dozen House races remain uncalled by the Associated Press, but while Democrats have a narrow path to a majority, they’d have to virtually run the table when late-tallied votes are counted.
At the moment, Republicans are guaranteed 211 seats in the next Congress while Democrats are assured of holding 199. That means Democrats would need to win 19 of the unresolved races, including several where they currently trail.
Among the outstanding contests, many favor one party or the other; only around half are in doubt. (You can find a complete list by checking our continually updated overtime tracker.)
Basically, the House will probably end up within a couple of votes either way, so assisting with ballot curing in the disputed districts (if possible) is definitely a worthwhile activity.
The Downballot piece also has a good roundup of state legislatures and ballot initiatives. Democrats made some gains in some legislatures, and lost a couple seats in others.




