Seats that flipped party in 2026
Senate: 8 R→D called. Governors: 5 R→D called. House: 44 seats flipped to Democrats and 2 to Republicans among called races.
- Iowa SenateJosh Turek · calledR → D
- Kansas SenateAdam Hamilton · calledR → D
- Maine SenateTroy Jackson · calledR → D
- Mississippi SenateScott Colom · calledR → D
- North Carolina SenateRoy Cooper · calledR → D
- Ohio Senate (special)Sherrod Brown · calledR → D
- South Carolina SenateAnnie Andrews · calledR → D
- Texas SenateJames Talarico · calledR → D
- Georgia GovernorKeisha Bottoms · calledR → D
- Iowa GovernorRob Sand · calledR → D
- Nevada GovernorAaron Ford · calledR → D
- Ohio GovernorAmy Acton · calledR → D
- Texas GovernorGina Hinojosa · calledR → D
- Alaska SenateMary Peltola · leads by 1.6, 86% countedR → D
- Alaska GovernorJonathan Kreiss-Tomkins · leads by 20.8, 86% countedR → D
A lead in the votes counted so far can change.
44 seats flipped to Democrats and 2 to Republicans among races called so far (net +42 D). District-by-district detail is on the source results page ↗.
“Flipped” compares the winner (or current leader) with the party that held the seat before the election. Independents are shown as I.
Unofficial results as of Nov 12, 12:19 PM ET. Vote shares and race calls come from the Fox News Decision Desk results pages (House calls by The Associated Press, as shown by Fox News). This site does not project winners. Certified results come from each state's election office.
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