United States Elections 2026

The 3 November midterms: a third of the Senate, the whole House of Representatives and 36 governors.

Polls close between 11pm on 3 November and 6am on 4 November, Lisbon time.

Update mode: automatic for Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, checking the official pages every 5 minutes; manual for the other states.

The map of the night

LiveUpdated 21:00 (Lisbon)Source: official pages of each stateProjections: AP and US newsrooms

SenateHouseGovernors

Projected winner (AP and newsrooms)
Ahead in the official figures
Certified by the state
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Senate

Alabama

Seat now: Republican

Barry Moore wins (projection) · 54.7%

Projection: Barry Moore wins · Provisional count · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Barry MooreRepublican · wins (projection)54.7%917,344 votes
Everett WessDemocratic45.3%758,397 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Alabama Secretary of State ↗

Arkansas

Seat now: Republican

Tom Cotton wins (projection)

Projection: Tom Cotton wins

Tom CottonRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Colorado

Seat now: Democratic

John Hickenlooper wins (projection)

Projection: John Hickenlooper wins

John HickenlooperDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by Associated Press ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Delaware

Seat now: Democratic

Chris Coons wins (projection) · 63.6%

Projection: Chris Coons wins · Provisional count · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:44 (Lisbon)

Chris CoonsDemocratic · wins (projection)63.6%240,347 votes
Michael KatzRepublican36.4%137,764 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Delaware Department of Elections ↗

Florida (special election)

Seat now: Republican

Ashley Moody wins (projection)

Projection: Ashley Moody wins

Automatic collection in testing · last successful check: none yet

Ashley MoodyRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Florida Division of Elections ↗

Georgia

Seat now: Democratic

Jon Ossoff wins (projection) · 59.0%

Projection: Jon Ossoff wins · Provisional count · 100.0% of precincts reporting · bulletin collected at 10 Nov, 21:00 (Lisbon)

Automatic update · last successful check: 12 Nov, 21:00 (Lisbon)

Jon OssoffDemocratic · wins (projection)59.0%2,468,990 votes
Mike CollinsRepublican41.0%1,713,658 votes

Projection by cbsnews.com: «Jon Ossoff wins Georgia 2026 Senate election, keeping seat for Democrats - CBS News» ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Georgia Secretary of State ↗

Idaho

Seat now: Republican

Jim Risch wins (projection)

Projection: Jim Risch wins

Jim RischRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Illinois

Seat now: Democratic

Juliana Stratton wins (projection)

Projection: Juliana Stratton wins

Juliana StrattonDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Iowa

Seat now: Republican

Josh Turek wins (projection)

Projection: Josh Turek wins

Josh TurekDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Kansas

Seat now: Republican

Adam Hamilton wins (projection)

Projection: Adam Hamilton wins

Adam HamiltonDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Kentucky

Seat now: Republican

Andy Barr wins (projection)

Projection: Andy Barr wins

Andy BarrRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Louisiana

Seat now: Republican

Julia Letlow wins (projection) · 50.9%

Projection: Julia Letlow wins · Provisional count · 100.0% of precincts reporting · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:45 (Lisbon)

Julia LetlowRepublican · wins (projection)50.9%745,963 votes
Jamie DavisDemocratic49.1%720,106 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Louisiana Secretary of State ↗

Maine

Seat now: Republican

Troy Jackson wins (projection)

Projection: Troy Jackson wins

Troy JacksonDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by Newsweek: «Troy Jackson Beats Susan Collins, Ousting Maine GOP Veteran» ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Massachusetts

Seat now: Democratic

Ed Markey wins (projection)

Projection: Ed Markey wins

Ed MarkeyDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Michigan

Seat now: Democratic

Abdul El-Sayed wins (projection)

Projection: Abdul El-Sayed wins

Mike RogersRepublican
Abdul El-SayedDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by U.S. News & World Report: «Abdul El-Sayed Becomes First Muslim Elected to US Senate» ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Michigan Department of State ↗

Minnesota

Seat now: Democratic

Peggy Flanagan wins (projection)

Projection: Peggy Flanagan wins

Peggy FlanaganDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by Associated Press ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Montana

Seat now: Republican

Kurt Alme wins (projection) · 49.0%

Projection: Kurt Alme wins · Provisional count · 69.0% of precincts reporting · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Kurt AlmeRepublican · wins (projection)49.0%222,057 votes
ISeth BodnarIndependent37.3%168,943 votes
Alani BankheadDemocratic11.9%54,147 votes
IKyle AustinIndependent1.8%8,313 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Montana Secretary of State ↗

Nebraska

Seat now: Republican

Pete Ricketts wins (projection) · 50.4%

Projection: Pete Ricketts wins · Provisional count · 99.0% of precincts reporting · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Pete RickettsRepublican · wins (projection)50.4%370,411 votes
IDan OsbornIndependent43.7%321,218 votes
IRobin RichardsIndependent2.6%18,937 votes
IMike MarvinIndependent2.2%15,848 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Nebraska Secretary of State ↗

New Hampshire

Seat now: Democratic

Chris Pappas wins (projection)

Projection: Chris Pappas wins

Chris PappasDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

New Jersey

Seat now: Democratic

Cory Booker wins (projection)

Projection: Cory Booker wins

Cory BookerDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

New Mexico

Seat now: Democratic

Ben Ray Luján wins (projection)

Projection: Ben Ray Luján wins · Provisional count · 100.0% of precincts reporting · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Ben Ray LujánDemocratic · wins (projection)
Ben R LujanDemocratic63.2%455,165 votes
Larry E MarkerRepublican36.8%265,557 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: New Mexico Secretary of State ↗

North Carolina

Seat now: Republican

Roy Cooper wins (projection) · 58.8%

Projection: Roy Cooper wins · Provisional count · 100.0% of precincts reporting · bulletin collected at 12 Nov, 16:30 (Lisbon)

Automatic update · last successful check: 12 Nov, 21:00 (Lisbon)

Roy CooperDemocratic · wins (projection)58.8%2,481,018 votes
Michael WhatleyRepublican39.0%1,648,946 votes
IShannon W. BrayIndependent1.3%56,090 votes
IMichael DublinIndependent0.9%36,716 votes

Projection by KCRA: «Democrat Roy Cooper wins North Carolina Senate seat, flipping a key GOP-held seat» ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: NC State Board of Elections ↗

Ohio (special election)

Seat now: Republican

Sherrod Brown wins (projection)

Projection: Sherrod Brown wins

Sherrod BrownDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Oklahoma

Seat now: Republican

Kevin Hern wins (projection)

Projection: Kevin Hern wins

Kevin HernRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Oregon

Seat now: Democratic

Jeff Merkley wins (projection) · 56.6%

Projection: Jeff Merkley wins · Provisional count · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Jeff MerkleyDemocratic · wins (projection)56.6%864,411 votes
David Brock SmithRepublican40.6%619,239 votes
IChris HenryIndependent1.9%28,843 votes
IGary Lyndon DyeIndependent0.9%14,371 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Oregon Secretary of State ↗

Rhode Island

Seat now: Democratic

Jack Reed wins (projection)

Projection: Jack Reed wins

Jack ReedDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

South Carolina

Seat now: Republican

Annie Andrews wins (projection)

Projection: Annie Andrews wins

Annie AndrewsDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by CBS News: «Annie Andrews wins South Carolina 2026 Senate election, flipping seat for Democrats» ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

South Dakota

Seat now: Republican

Mike Rounds wins (projection) · 60.5%

Projection: Mike Rounds wins · Provisional count · 100.0% of precincts reporting · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Mike RoundsRepublican · wins (projection)60.5%184,571 votes
IBrian L BengsIndependent39.5%120,484 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: South Dakota Secretary of State ↗

Tennessee

Seat now: Republican

Bill Hagerty wins (projection)

Projection: Bill Hagerty wins

Bill HagertyRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Texas

Seat now: Republican

James Talarico wins (projection)

Projection: James Talarico wins

James TalaricoDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by NBC News: «Democrat James Talarico turns Texas Senate seat blue, defeating Ken Paxton» ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Virginia

Seat now: Democratic

Mark R. Warner wins (projection) · 61.6%

Projection: Mark Warner wins · Provisional count · 100.0% of precincts reporting · bulletin collected at 12 Nov, 21:00 (Lisbon)

Automatic update · last successful check: 12 Nov, 21:00 (Lisbon)

Mark R. WarnerDemocratic · wins (projection)61.6%2,232,840 votes
Bert MizusawaRepublican38.4%1,390,883 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Virginia Department of Elections ↗

West Virginia

Seat now: Republican

Shelley Moore Capito wins (projection)

Projection: Shelley Moore Capito wins

Shelley Moore CapitoRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Wyoming

Seat now: Republican

Harriet Hageman wins (projection)

Projection: Harriet Hageman wins

Harriet HagemanRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Awaiting official results · 2

Alaska · Seat now: Republican
Mississippi · Seat now: Republican

House of Representatives

All 435 seats are up. Majority: 218.

234 Democrats58 undecided · Majority: 218Republicans 143

225 projected · 9 of them ahead138 projected · 5 of them ahead

Districts with official figures: 78 of 435 (Alabama, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, Maryland, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon, South Dakota, Virginia). Only districts whose state has published official figures are counted; the rest stay «no official figures» until they arrive.

Alabama

2 Democratic 5 Republican

Jerry CarlDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)+18.2 pts over Clyde Jones59.1%
Shomari C. FiguresDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)+7.6 pts over Rhett Marques53.8%
Mike RogersDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection)+27.8 pts over Lee McInnis63.9%
Robert B. AderholtDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)+49.8 pts over Amanda N. Pusczek74.9%
Dale W. StrongDistrict 5 · Republican · wins (projection)+6.4 pts over Andrew Sneed53.2%
Gary PalmerDistrict 6 · Republican · wins (projection)+15.0 pts over Maurice Mercer57.5%
Terri SewellDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection)+38.8 pts over Ammie Akin69.4%

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Alabama Secretary of State ↗ · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Arizona

3 Democratic 1 Republican

Yassamin AnsariDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Greg StantonDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Adelita GrijalvaDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Paul GosarDistrict 9 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Arkansas

3 Republican

Rick CrawfordDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)
Steve WomackDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection)
Bruce WestermanDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

California

38 Democratic 2 Republican

Mike McGuireDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Jared HuffmanDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Ami BeraDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Tom McClintockDistrict 5 · Republican · wins (projection)
Richard PanDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection)
John GaramendiDistrict 8 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Josh HarderDistrict 9 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Mark DeSaulnierDistrict 10 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Lateefah SimonDistrict 12 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Kevin MullinDistrict 15 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Sam LiccardoDistrict 16 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Ro KhannaDistrict 17 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Zoe LofgrenDistrict 18 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Jimmy PanettaDistrict 19 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Vince FongDistrict 20 · Republican · wins (projection)
Jim CostaDistrict 21 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Salud CarbajalDistrict 24 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Raul RuizDistrict 25 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Jacqui IrwinDistrict 26 · Democratic · wins (projection)
George T. WhitesidesDistrict 27 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Judy ChuDistrict 28 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Laura FriedmanDistrict 30 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Gil CisnerosDistrict 31 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Brad ShermanDistrict 32 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Pete AguilarDistrict 33 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Norma TorresDistrict 35 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Ted LieuDistrict 36 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Sydney Kamlager-DoveDistrict 37 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Hilda SolisDistrict 38 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Mark TakanoDistrict 39 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Linda SánchezDistrict 41 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Robert GarciaDistrict 42 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Maxine WatersDistrict 43 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Nanette BarragánDistrict 44 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Derek TranDistrict 45 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Lou CorreaDistrict 46 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Mike LevinDistrict 49 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Scott PetersDistrict 50 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Sara JacobsDistrict 51 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Juan VargasDistrict 52 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Colorado

5 Democratic

Melat KirosDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Joe NeguseDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Jason CrowDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Brittany PettersenDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Manny RutinelDistrict 8 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Connecticut

5 Democratic

Luke BroninDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Joe CourtneyDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Rosa DeLauroDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Jim HimesDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Jahana HayesDistrict 5 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Delaware

1 Democratic

Sarah McBrideDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)+28.6 pts over Joseph Arminio64.3%

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Delaware Department of Elections ↗ · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:44 (Lisbon)

Florida

7 Democratic 16 Republican

Jimmy PatronisDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)
Austin RogersDistrict 2 · Republican · wins (projection)
Kat CammackDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection)
Aaron BeanDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)
John RutherfordDistrict 5 · Republican · wins (projection)
Randy FineDistrict 6 · Republican · wins (projection)
Mike HaridopolosDistrict 8 · Republican · wins (projection)
Maxwell FrostDistrict 10 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Joe StradaDistrict 11 · Republican · wins (projection)
Gus BilirakisDistrict 12 · Republican · wins (projection)
Kathy CastorDistrict 14 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Laurel LeeDistrict 15 · Republican · wins (projection)
Sydney GrutersDistrict 16 · Republican · wins (projection)
Greg SteubeDistrict 17 · Republican · wins (projection)
Scott FranklinDistrict 18 · Republican · wins (projection)
Jim SchwartzelDistrict 19 · Republican · wins (projection)
Debbie Wasserman SchultzDistrict 20 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Brian MastDistrict 21 · Republican · wins (projection)
Pia DandiyaDistrict 22 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Lois FrankelDistrict 23 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Oliver GilbertDistrict 24 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Jared MoskowitzDistrict 25 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Carlos A. GiménezDistrict 28 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Georgia

5 Democratic 9 Republican

James "Jim" KingstonDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+2.8 pts over Amanda Hollowell51.4%
Sanford BishopDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+21.6 pts over Matt Day60.8%
Brian JackDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+17.2 pts over Maura Keller58.6%
Hank JohnsonDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting
Nikema WilliamsDistrict 5 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+80.4 pts over John "Bongo" Salvesen90.2%
Lucy McBathDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+61.8 pts over Kevin E. Martin80.9%
Rich McCormickDistrict 7 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+12.4 pts over Tony Kozycki56.2%
Austin ScottDistrict 8 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+20.8 pts over Kelly Esti60.4%
Andrew ClydeDistrict 9 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+18.6 pts over Caitlyn Gegen59.3%
Houston GainesDistrict 10 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+7.3 pts over Pamela "Pam" Delancy53.6%
John CowanDistrict 11 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+10.7 pts over Chris Harden55.4%
Rick W. AllenDistrict 12 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+4.2 pts over Ceretta Smith52.1%
Jasmine ClarkDistrict 13 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+59.7 pts over Jonathan Chavez79.8%
Clay FullerDistrict 14 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+17.5 pts over Shawn Harris58.8%

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Georgia Secretary of State ↗ · bulletin collected at 9 Nov, 22:30 (Lisbon)

Hawaii

2 Democratic

Ed CaseDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)+53.6 pts over Adriel C. Lam75.1%
Jill N. TokudaDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)+38.0 pts over Brenton Awa69.0%

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Hawaii Office of Elections ↗ · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Idaho

2 Republican

Russ FulcherDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)
Mike SimpsonDistrict 2 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Illinois

14 Democratic 3 Republican

Jonathan JacksonDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Donna MillerDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Delia RamirezDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Patty GarcíaDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Mike QuigleyDistrict 5 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Sean CastenDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection)
La Shawn FordDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Melissa BeanDistrict 8 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Daniel BissDistrict 9 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Brad SchneiderDistrict 10 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Bill FosterDistrict 11 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Mike BostDistrict 12 · Republican · wins (projection)
Nikki BudzinskiDistrict 13 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Lauren UnderwoodDistrict 14 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Mary MillerDistrict 15 · Republican · wins (projection)
Darin LaHoodDistrict 16 · Republican · wins (projection)
Eric SorensenDistrict 17 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Indiana

3 Democratic 6 Republican

Frank J. MrvanDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Rudy YakymDistrict 2 · Republican · wins (projection)
Marlin StutzmanDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection)
Jim BairdDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)
J. D. FordDistrict 5 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Jefferson ShreveDistrict 6 · Republican · wins (projection)
André CarsonDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Mark MessmerDistrict 8 · Republican · wins (projection)
Erin HouchinDistrict 9 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Iowa

3 Democratic 1 Republican

Christina BohannanDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Lindsay JamesDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Sarah Trone GarriottDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Chris McGowanDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Kansas

1 Democratic 3 Republican

Tracey MannDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)
Derek SchmidtDistrict 2 · Republican · wins (projection)
Sharice DavidsDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Ron EstesDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Kentucky

2 Democratic 4 Republican

James ComerDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)
Brett GuthrieDistrict 2 · Republican · wins (projection)
Morgan McGarveyDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Ed GallreinDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)
Hal RogersDistrict 5 · Republican · wins (projection)
Zach DemboDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Louisiana

3 Democratic 3 Republican

Steve ScaliseDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+26.7 pts over Lauren Jewett60.7%
Troy CarterDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting
Clay HigginsDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+34.1 pts over John Day55.0%
Mike JohnsonDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+35.5 pts over Conrad Cable58.5%
Patricia Pat MooreDistrict 5 · Democratic · all precincts reporting+0.7 pts over Gabe Firment17.9%
Chauna BanksDistrict 6 · Democratic · all precincts reporting+0.2 pts over Blake Miguez19.4%

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Louisiana Secretary of State ↗ · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:45 (Lisbon)

Maine

1 Democratic

Chellie PingreeDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Maryland

7 Democratic 1 Republican

Andy HarrisDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+11.6 pts over Dan Schwartz55.8%
Johnny OlszewskiDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting
Sarah ElfrethDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+30.8 pts over Berney Flowers65.4%
Glenn F. IveyDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection) · 96.2% counted+82.7 pts over George E. McDermott89.1%
Adrian BoafoDistrict 5 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+37.8 pts over Chris Chaffee68.9%
April McClain DelaneyDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+15.5 pts over Robin Ficker56.4%
Kweisi MfumeDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection) · 99.7% counted+66.8 pts over Scott M. Collier83.4%
Jamie RaskinDistrict 8 · Democratic · wins (projection) · 99.5% counted+67.1 pts over Cheryl Riley82.7%

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Maryland State Board of Elections ↗ · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Massachusetts

9 Democratic

Richard NealDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Jim McGovernDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Lori TrahanDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Jake AuchinclossDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Katherine ClarkDistrict 5 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Dan KohDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Ayanna PressleyDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Stephen LynchDistrict 8 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Bill KeatingDistrict 9 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Michigan

6 Democratic 4 Republican

Jack BergmanDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)
John MoolenaarDistrict 2 · Republican · wins (projection)
Hillary ScholtenDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Tim WalbergDistrict 5 · Republican · wins (projection)
Debbie DingellDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Kristen McDonald RivetDistrict 8 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Lisa McClainDistrict 9 · Republican · wins (projection)
Jeremy MossDistrict 11 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Rashida TlaibDistrict 12 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Donavan McKinneyDistrict 13 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Minnesota

3 Democratic 3 Republican

Kelly MorrisonDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Betty McCollumDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Ilhan OmarDistrict 5 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Tom EmmerDistrict 6 · Republican · wins (projection)
Michelle FischbachDistrict 7 · Republican · wins (projection)
Pete StauberDistrict 8 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Mississippi

1 Democratic 3 Republican

Trent KellyDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)
Bennie ThompsonDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Michael GuestDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection)
Mike EzellDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Missouri

3 Democratic 5 Republican

Wesley BellDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Fred WellmanDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Bob OnderDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection)
Mark AlfordDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)
Emanuel CleaverDistrict 5 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Chris StigallDistrict 6 · Republican · wins (projection)
Eric BurlisonDistrict 7 · Republican · wins (projection)
Jason SmithDistrict 8 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Montana

1 Democratic 1 Republican

Sam ForstagDistrict 1 · Democratic · 51.7% counted+2.1 pts over Aaron Flint49.6%
Troy DowningDistrict 2 · Republican · wins (projection) · 84.6% counted+26.0 pts over Brian J Miller58.2%

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Montana Secretary of State ↗ · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Nebraska

1 Democratic 2 Republican

Mike FloodDistrict 1 · Republican · 97.9% counted+3.7 pts over Chris Backemeyer50.1%
Denise PowellDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+15.4 pts over Brinker Harding56.4%
Adrian SmithDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection) · 99.4% counted+51.0 pts over Becky Kelly Stille71.0%

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Nebraska Secretary of State ↗ · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Nevada

3 Democratic

Dina TitusDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Susie LeeDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Steven HorsfordDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

New Hampshire

2 Democratic

Stefany ShaheenDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Maggie GoodlanderDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

New Jersey

11 Democratic 1 Republican

Donald NorcrossDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Zack MullockDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Herb ConawayDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Chris SmithDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)
Josh GottheimerDistrict 5 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Frank PalloneDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Rebecca BennettDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Rob MenendezDistrict 8 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Nellie PouDistrict 9 · Democratic · wins (projection)
LaMonica McIverDistrict 10 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Analilia MejiaDistrict 11 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Adam HamawyDistrict 12 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

New Mexico

3 Democratic

Melanie Ann StansburyDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+27.0 pts over Ndidiamaka Ekwua Charlene Okpareke63.5%
Gabriel VasquezDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+17.4 pts over Gregory G Cunningham58.7%
Teresa Leger FernándezDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: New Mexico Secretary of State ↗ · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

New York

18 Democratic 3 Republican

Gregory MeeksDistrict 5 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Grace MengDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Claire ValdezDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Hakeem JeffriesDistrict 8 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Yvette ClarkeDistrict 9 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Brad LanderDistrict 10 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Nicole MalliotakisDistrict 11 · Republican · wins (projection)
Micah LasherDistrict 12 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Darializa Avila ChevalierDistrict 13 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Alexandria Ocasio-CortezDistrict 14 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Ritchie TorresDistrict 15 · Democratic · wins (projection)
George LatimerDistrict 16 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Cait ConleyDistrict 17 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Pat RyanDistrict 18 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Josh RileyDistrict 19 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Paul TonkoDistrict 20 · Democratic · wins (projection)
John MannionDistrict 22 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Nick LangworthyDistrict 23 · Republican · wins (projection)
Claudia TenneyDistrict 24 · Republican · wins (projection)
Joseph MorelleDistrict 25 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Tim KennedyDistrict 26 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

North Carolina

11 Democratic 3 Republican

Don DavisDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+3.4 pts over Laurie Buckhout50.1%
Deborah K. RossDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+51.7 pts over Eugene F. Douglass75.2%
Raymond SmithDistrict 3 · Democratic · all precincts reporting+0.1 pts over Greg Murphy49.4%
Valerie P. FousheeDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+60.2 pts over Mahesh (Max) Ganorkar79.1%
Chuck HubbardDistrict 5 · Democratic · all precincts reporting+0.1 pts over Virginia Foxx48.7%
Cyril JeffersonDistrict 6 · Democratic · all precincts reporting+2.4 pts over Addison McDowell51.2%
David RouzerDistrict 7 · Republican · all precincts reporting+0.7 pts over Kimberly Hardy49.9%
Mark HarrisDistrict 8 · Republican · all precincts reporting+1.7 pts over Colby Watson50.4%
Richard OjedaDistrict 9 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting
Pat HarriganDistrict 10 · Republican · all precincts reporting+0.8 pts over Ashley Bell49.6%
[[Jamie Ager]]District 11 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting
[[Alma Adams]]District 12 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting
Paul BarringerDistrict 13 · Democratic · all precincts reporting+2.5 pts over Brad Knott50.5%
Lakesha WomackDistrict 14 · Democratic · all precincts reporting+2.3 pts over Tim Moore51.1%

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: NC State Board of Elections ↗ · bulletin collected at 12 Nov, 16:30 (Lisbon)

North Dakota

1 Republican

Julie FedorchakDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Ohio

7 Democratic 7 Republican

Greg LandsmanDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
David TaylorDistrict 2 · Republican · wins (projection)
Joyce BeattyDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Jim JordanDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)
Bob LattaDistrict 5 · Republican · wins (projection)
Michael RulliDistrict 6 · Republican · wins (projection)
Brian PoindexterDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Warren DavidsonDistrict 8 · Republican · wins (projection)
Marcy KapturDistrict 9 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Shontel BrownDistrict 11 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Troy BaldersonDistrict 12 · Republican · wins (projection)
Emilia SykesDistrict 13 · Democratic · wins (projection)
David JoyceDistrict 14 · Republican · wins (projection)
Don LeonardDistrict 15 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Oklahoma

4 Republican

Mark TedfordDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)
Josh BrecheenDistrict 2 · Republican · wins (projection)
Frank LucasDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection)
Tom ColeDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Oregon

5 Democratic 1 Republican

Suzanne BonamiciDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)+39.4 pts over Barbara J Kahl69.7%
Cliff BentzDistrict 2 · Republican · wins (projection)+23.2 pts over Chris Beck61.6%
Maxine E DexterDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)+52.6 pts over Loran Ayles76.3%
Val HoyleDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection)+11.2 pts over Monique DeSpain54.1%
Janelle S BynumDistrict 5 · Democratic · wins (projection)+10.4 pts over Patti Adair54.2%
Andrea SalinasDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection)+16.0 pts over David Russ58.0%

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Oregon Secretary of State ↗ · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Pennsylvania

11 Democratic 6 Republican

Bob HarvieDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Brendan BoyleDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Chris RabbDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Madeleine DeanDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Mary Gay ScanlonDistrict 5 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Chrissy HoulahanDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection)
[[Bob Brooks (Pennsylvania politician)|Bob Brooks]]District 7 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Paige CognettiDistrict 8 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Dan MeuserDistrict 9 · Republican · wins (projection)
Janelle StelsonDistrict 10 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Lloyd SmuckerDistrict 11 · Republican · wins (projection)
Summer LeeDistrict 12 · Democratic · wins (projection)
John JoyceDistrict 13 · Republican · wins (projection)
Guy ReschenthalerDistrict 14 · Republican · wins (projection)
Glenn ThompsonDistrict 15 · Republican · wins (projection)
Mike KellyDistrict 16 · Republican · wins (projection)
Chris DeluzioDistrict 17 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Rhode Island

2 Democratic

Gabe AmoDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Seth MagazinerDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

South Carolina

1 Democratic 4 Republican

Sheri BiggsDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection)
William TimmonsDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)
Wes ClimerDistrict 5 · Republican · wins (projection)
Jim ClyburnDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Russell FryDistrict 7 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

South Dakota

1 Republican

Marty JackleyDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+28.0 pts over Nicole "Nikki" Gronli64.0%

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: South Dakota Secretary of State ↗ · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Tennessee

6 Republican

Diana HarshbargerDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)
Tim BurchettDistrict 2 · Republican · wins (projection)
Chuck FleischmannDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection)
Charlie HatcherDistrict 5 · Republican · wins (projection)
Johnny GarrettDistrict 6 · Republican · wins (projection)
David KustoffDistrict 8 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Texas

13 Democratic 18 Republican

Nathaniel MoranDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)
Keith SelfDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection)
Pat FallonDistrict 4 · Republican · wins (projection)
Jake EllzeyDistrict 6 · Republican · wins (projection)
Lizzie FletcherDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Jessica Hart SteinmannDistrict 8 · Republican · wins (projection)
Chris GoberDistrict 10 · Republican · wins (projection)
August PflugerDistrict 11 · Republican · wins (projection)
Craig GoldmanDistrict 12 · Republican · wins (projection)
Ronny JacksonDistrict 13 · Republican · wins (projection)
Randy WeberDistrict 14 · Republican · wins (projection)
Bobby PulidoDistrict 15 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Veronica EscobarDistrict 16 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Pete SessionsDistrict 17 · Republican · wins (projection)
Christian MenefeeDistrict 18 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Tom SellDistrict 19 · Republican · wins (projection)
Joaquin CastroDistrict 20 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Mark TeixeiraDistrict 21 · Republican · wins (projection)
Katy Padilla StoutDistrict 23 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Beth Van DuyneDistrict 24 · Republican · wins (projection)
Roger WilliamsDistrict 25 · Republican · wins (projection)
Brandon GillDistrict 26 · Republican · wins (projection)
Henry CuellarDistrict 28 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Sylvia GarciaDistrict 29 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Frederick Haynes IIIDistrict 30 · Democratic · wins (projection)
John CarterDistrict 31 · Republican · wins (projection)
Colin AllredDistrict 33 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Vicente GonzalezDistrict 34 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Johnny GarciaDistrict 35 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Brian BabinDistrict 36 · Republican · wins (projection)
Greg CasarDistrict 37 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Utah

1 Democratic 1 Republican

Ben McAdamsDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Celeste MaloyDistrict 3 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Vermont

1 Democratic

Becca BalintDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Virginia

8 Democratic 3 Republican

Shannon L. TaylorDistrict 1 · Democratic · all precincts reporting+2.9 pts over Robert J. "Rob" Wittman51.4%
Elaine G. LuriaDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+8.9 pts over Jen A. Kiggans53.3%
Robert C. "Bobby" ScottDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+48.7 pts over Edwin Rivera, Jr.72.8%
Jennifer L. McClellanDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+46.5 pts over Robert P. "Family Man" Murray, Jr.72.6%
John J. McGuire IIIDistrict 5 · Republican · all precincts reporting+1.6 pts over Tom S. P. Perriello50.0%
Ben L. ClineDistrict 6 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+10.3 pts over Beth A. Macy55.1%
Eugene S. VindmanDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+22.6 pts over Doug A. Ollivant60.1%
Don BeyerDistrict 8 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting
H. Morgan GriffithDistrict 9 · Republican · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+30.9 pts over Joy A. Powers65.5%
Suhas SubramanyamDistrict 10 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+25.4 pts over Dave T. Beckwith61.8%
James R. WalkinshawDistrict 11 · Democratic · wins (projection) · all precincts reporting+50.2 pts over Arthur G. Purves74.5%

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Virginia Department of Elections ↗ · bulletin collected at 12 Nov, 21:00 (Lisbon)

Washington

7 Democratic

Suzan DelBeneDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Rick LarsenDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Emily RandallDistrict 6 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Pramila JayapalDistrict 7 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Kim SchrierDistrict 8 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Adam SmithDistrict 9 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Marilyn StricklandDistrict 10 · Democratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

West Virginia

2 Republican

Carol MillerDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)
Riley MooreDistrict 2 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Wisconsin

4 Democratic 4 Republican

Mitchell BermanDistrict 1 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Mark PocanDistrict 2 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Rebecca CookeDistrict 3 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Gwen MooreDistrict 4 · Democratic · wins (projection)
Scott FitzgeraldDistrict 5 · Republican · wins (projection)
Glenn GrothmanDistrict 6 · Republican · wins (projection)
Michael AlfonsoDistrict 7 · Republican · wins (projection)
Tony WiedDistrict 8 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Wyoming

1 Republican

Chuck GrayDistrict 1 · Republican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Governors

Alabama

Seat now: Republican

Tommy Tuberville wins (projection) · 52.0%

Projection: Tommy Tuberville wins · Provisional count · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Tommy TubervilleRepublican · wins (projection)52.0%872,076 votes
Doug JonesDemocratic48.0%806,149 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Alabama Secretary of State ↗

Arizona

Seat now: Democratic

Katie Hobbs wins (projection)

Projection: Katie Hobbs wins

Katie HobbsDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Arkansas

Seat now: Republican

Sarah Huckabee Sanders wins (projection)

Projection: Sarah Huckabee Sanders wins

Sarah Huckabee SandersRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

California

Seat now: Democratic

Xavier Becerra wins (projection) · 63.9%

Projection: Xavier Becerra wins · Provisional count · 99.9% of votes counted · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:45 (Lisbon)

Xavier BecerraDemocratic · wins (projection)63.9%4,991,891 votes
Steve HiltonRepublican36.1%2,814,373 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: California Secretary of State ↗

Colorado

Seat now: Democratic

Phil Weiser wins (projection)

Projection: Phil Weiser wins

Phil WeiserDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by The Colorado Sun: «Democrat Phil Weiser easily beats Republican Victor Marx to become Colorado’s next governor» ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Connecticut

Seat now: Democratic

Ned Lamont wins (projection)

Projection: Ned Lamont wins

Ned LamontDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Florida

Seat now: Republican

Byron Donalds wins (projection)

Projection: Byron Donalds wins

Automatic collection in testing · last successful check: none yet

Byron DonaldsRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Florida Division of Elections ↗

Georgia

Seat now: Republican

Keisha Lance Bottoms wins (projection) · 54.3%

Projection: Keisha Lance Bottoms wins · Provisional count · 100.0% of precincts reporting · bulletin collected at 10 Nov, 21:00 (Lisbon)

Automatic update · last successful check: 12 Nov, 21:00 (Lisbon)

Keisha Lance BottomsDemocratic · wins (projection)54.3%2,273,865 votes
Rick JacksonRepublican45.7%1,910,912 votes

Projection by Fox 5 Atlanta: «Keisha Lance Bottoms wins Georgia governor race; Jackson concedes» ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Georgia Secretary of State ↗

Hawaii

Seat now: Democratic

Josh Green wins (projection) · 74.9%

Projection: Josh Green wins · Provisional count · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Josh GreenDemocratic · wins (projection)74.9%227,046 votes
Gary CorderyRepublican25.1%75,978 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Hawaii Office of Elections ↗

Idaho

Seat now: Republican

Brad Little wins (projection)

Projection: Brad Little wins

Brad LittleRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Illinois

Seat now: Democratic

JB Pritzker wins (projection)

Projection: JB Pritzker wins

JB PritzkerDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Iowa

Seat now: Republican

Rob Sand wins (projection)

Projection: Rob Sand wins

Rob SandDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by The New York Times: «Rob Sand Is Elected Iowa Governor, Ending Republicans' Hold on the Seat» ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Maine

Seat now: Democratic

Hannah Pingree wins (projection)

Projection: Hannah Pingree wins

Hannah PingreeDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by The Washington Post: «Democrat Hannah Pingree wins Maine governor's race, will succeed Janet Mills» ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Maryland

Seat now: Democratic

Wes Moore wins (projection) · 62.7%

Projection: Wes Moore wins · Provisional count · 99.4% of votes counted · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:44 (Lisbon)

Wes MooreDemocratic · wins (projection)62.7%1,163,909 votes
Dan CoxRepublican33.3%617,114 votes
IAndy EllisIndependent2.1%38,315 votes
ICathy WhiteIndependent2.0%36,597 votes

Projection by The Baltimore Banner: «Wes Moore wins second term as Maryland governor» ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Maryland State Board of Elections ↗

Massachusetts

Seat now: Democratic

Maura Healey wins (projection)

Projection: Maura Healey wins

Maura HealeyDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Michigan

Seat now: Democratic

Jocelyn Benson wins (projection)

Projection: Jocelyn Benson wins

Jocelyn BensonDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Minnesota

Seat now: Democratic

Amy Klobuchar wins (projection)

Projection: Amy Klobuchar wins

Amy KlobucharDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Nebraska

Seat now: Republican

Jim Pillen wins (projection) · 50.7%

Projection: Jim Pillen wins · Provisional count · 99.0% of precincts reporting · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Jim PillenRepublican · wins (projection)50.7%373,465 votes
Lynne WalzDemocratic42.3%311,363 votes
IBrett LindstromIndependent4.4%32,362 votes
IRick BeardIndependent2.7%19,532 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: Nebraska Secretary of State ↗

Nevada

Seat now: Republican

Aaron Ford wins (projection)

Projection: Aaron Ford wins

Aaron FordDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

New Hampshire

Seat now: Republican

Kelly Ayotte wins (projection)

Projection: Kelly Ayotte wins

Kelly AyotteRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

New Mexico

Seat now: Democratic

Deb Haaland wins (projection) · 57.2%

Projection: Deb Haaland wins · Provisional count · 100.0% of precincts reporting · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Deb HaalandDemocratic · wins (projection)57.2%412,834 votes
Greggory D HullRepublican42.8%308,315 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: New Mexico Secretary of State ↗

New York

Seat now: Democratic

Kathy Hochul wins (projection)

Projection: Kathy Hochul wins

Kathy HochulDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by Associated Press ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Ohio

Seat now: Republican

Amy Acton wins (projection)

Projection: Amy Acton wins

Amy ActonDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Oklahoma

Seat now: Republican

Mike Mazzei wins (projection)

Projection: Mike Mazzei wins

Mike MazzeiRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Oregon

Seat now: Democratic

Tina Kotek ahead · 51.8%

Provisional count · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Tina KotekDemocratic · ahead51.8%795,725 votes
Christine DrazanRepublican45.5%699,400 votes
IBrett SmithIndependent2.7%40,739 votes

Official source: Oregon Secretary of State ↗

Pennsylvania

Seat now: Democratic

Josh Shapiro wins (projection)

Projection: Josh Shapiro wins

Josh ShapiroDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Rhode Island

Seat now: Democratic

Helena Foulkes wins (projection)

Projection: Helena Foulkes wins

Helena FoulkesDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

South Carolina

Seat now: Republican

Alan Wilson wins (projection)

Projection: Alan Wilson wins

Alan WilsonRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

South Dakota

Seat now: Republican

Larry Rhoden wins (projection) · 63.5%

Projection: Larry Rhoden wins · Provisional count · 100.0% of precincts reporting · bulletin collected at 4 Nov, 15:46 (Lisbon)

Larry RhodenRepublican · wins (projection)63.5%193,317 votes
Dan AhlersDemocratic36.5%111,131 votes

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Official source: South Dakota Secretary of State ↗

Tennessee

Seat now: Republican

Marsha Blackburn wins (projection)

Projection: Marsha Blackburn wins

Marsha BlackburnRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Texas

Seat now: Republican

Gina Hinojosa wins (projection)

Projection: Gina Hinojosa wins

Gina HinojosaDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by Axios: «Hinojosa defeats Abbott, flips Texas governor's office blue» ↗ · Wikipédia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Vermont

Seat now: Republican

Phil Scott wins (projection)

Projection: Phil Scott wins

Phil ScottRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Wisconsin

Seat now: Democratic

David Crowley wins (projection)

Projection: David Crowley wins

David CrowleyDemocratic · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Wyoming

Seat now: Republican

Eric Barlow wins (projection)

Projection: Eric Barlow wins

Eric BarlowRepublican · wins (projection)

Projection by US media, compiled by Wikipedia ↗ · read at 4 Nov, 16:31 (Lisbon)

Awaiting official results · 2

Alaska · Seat now: Republican
Kansas · Seat now: Democratic

Figures are only the official ones from each state (secretary of state or election board), as published. Winner projections by the Associated Press and US newsrooms are shown separately, labelled «projection» with the source of each: a projection is not a result. During the count we show who is ahead; «elected» only after the state certifies the result, which takes weeks.

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