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United States · November 3, 2026

2026 election results

Current House, Senate and governor returns across the states, including races still counting. Filter by state and office below.

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U.S. House

Control not called

Not called
183DEM35 more needed
218for majority
GOP112106 more needed

435 total seats · 140 unresolved · 0 Independent / other

U.S. Senate

Democratic control

AP called
52DEMTarget reached
51for outright majority
GOP4011 more needed

100 total seats · 8 unresolved · 2 Independent / other

Democratic caucus total includes 2 independents who caucus with Democrats. Gold segments preserve their independent party identity.

At 50–50, the vice president can break ties. Seat arithmetic is not a chamber-control call.

Associated Press Senate control report
Source updated
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Governor results map

Solid colors show called winners; tinted colors show current leads. Tap a state for results. A lead is not a race call.

Alabama: Republican leads; Thomas Tuberville; Uncalled. Not a race callAlaska: Awaiting poll close; UncalledArizona: Democratic leads; Katie Hobbs; Uncalled. Not a race callColorado: Phil Weiser, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRFlorida: Byron Donalds, Republican; Winner reported by NPRGeorgia: Keisha Lance Bottoms, Democratic; AP calledIndiana: Not on this year's election rosterKansas: Democratic leads; Cindy Holscher; Uncalled. Not a race callMaine: Hannah Pingree, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRMassachusetts: Maura Healey, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRMinnesota: Amy Klobuchar, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRNew Jersey: Not on this year's election rosterNorth Carolina: Not on this year's election rosterNorth Dakota: Not on this year's election rosterOklahoma: Mike Mazzei, Republican; Winner reported by NPRPennsylvania: Josh Shapiro, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRSouth Dakota: Larry Rhoden, Republican; Winner reported by NPRTexas: Gina Hinojosa, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRWyoming: Eric Barlow, Republican; Winner reported by NPRConnecticut: Ned Lamont, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRMissouri: Not on this year's election rosterWest Virginia: Not on this year's election rosterIllinois: JB Pritzker, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRNew Mexico: Deb Haaland, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRArkansas: Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Republican; Winner reported by NPRCalifornia: Xavier Becerra, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRDelaware: Not on this year's election rosterHawaii: Josh Green, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRIowa: Rob Sand, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRKentucky: Not on this year's election rosterMaryland: Wes Moore, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRMichigan: Democratic leads; Jocelyn Benson; Uncalled. Not a race callMississippi: Not on this year's election rosterMontana: Not on this year's election rosterNew Hampshire: Republican leads; Kelly Ayotte; Uncalled. Not a race callNew York: Kathy Hochul, Democratic; Winner reported by NPROhio: Amy Acton, Democratic; Winner reported by NPROregon: Democratic leads; Tina Kotek; Uncalled. Not a race callTennessee: Republican leads; Marsha Blackburn; Uncalled. Not a race callUtah: Not on this year's election rosterVirginia: Not on this year's election rosterWashington: Not on this year's election rosterWisconsin: David Crowley, Democratic; Winner reported by NPRNebraska: Republican leads; Jim Pillen; Uncalled. Not a race callSouth Carolina: Republican leads; Alan Wilson; Uncalled. Not a race callIdaho: Republican leads; Brad Little; Uncalled. Not a race callNevada: Awaiting first report; UncalledVermont: Republican leads; Phil Scott; Uncalled. Not a race callLouisiana: Not on this year's election rosterRhode Island: Helena Foulkes, Democratic; Winner reported by NPR
● Called◐ Leads (uncalled)■ Gray: no report / unresolved▨ Not on this year's roster

State outlines: U.S. Census Bureau / us-atlas. Simplified state geography; 2026 results.

State and race results

1 matching contest. Called and uncalled races are shown. Counts are preliminary and may change. A race call is not certification.

Iowa · Governor

Winner reported

Counting

Call reported

Count updated

Rob Sand · Winner reported by NPR
CandidateVotesVote share
Rob SandDemocratic · Winner called723,60856.1%
Zach LahnRepublican565,74143.9%

93.3% of estimated votes counted

89.9% of precincts reporting

AP-tabulated returns published by NPR. Small-party candidates below 5% may be aggregated as Other.

NPR (AP-tabulated election results)
Source updated

How to read these results

“AP called” identifies a directly verified Associated Press call. “Winner reported” identifies a winner reported in NPR’s AP-tabulated results. Vote counts remain unofficial until election officials complete canvassing and certification. An early lead, concession, or percentage of precincts reporting does not establish a winner. Chamber control is reported only after an explicit sourced determination.

This board checks for updates on a 10-minute schedule. The page refreshes automatically while open. Checking and source-update times are separate; delayed updates are marked above. Results provided through NPR are tabulated by The Associated Press; NPR groups candidates below 5% as Other. Coverage gaps are marked unavailable. The Senate seat bar includes verified seats not on this year’s ballot. Its independent caucus totals are labelled separately; leads do not count as won seats.

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