DDNA WEBELECTION INTELLIGENCEMIDTERMS · NOV 3, 2026
UNITED STATES · 2026 MIDTERM ELECTIONS

Who controls Congress today?

See the actual balance of power, understand what would be needed for control to change, and explore the evidence state by state.

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01 · THE FACTS

Who controls Congress now?

Current membership, caucus alignment and the threshold required to change control.

Membership checked hourly

House seats today

RepublicanDemocraticIndependentVacant

Each dot represents a current seat or vacancy. Visual arrangement is illustrative; not a forecast.

02 · CONTROL MATHEMATICS

What would need to change?

A full-chamber absolute majority requires 218 seats. Current caucus totals include the independent alignments reported in October 2026.

Democratic-aligned caucus214 seats
Republican-aligned caucus219 seats

The Democratic-aligned caucus is 4 seats below an absolute majority. This is seat arithmetic, not an election forecast.

0 net transfers to D-aligned caucus214 D-aligned / 219 R-aligned
Republican-aligned majorityHypothetical mathematical scenario only. Not a forecast, prediction or voting recommendation. Vacancies remain unchanged.
MULTI-SOURCE FORECAST AND POLLING DESK

Published models and polls

Independent sources remain separate. Publication dates reflect the source’s update, not our hourly collection time. District-level estimates are available in each state profile.

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CONTROL CHANGE WATCH · SOURCE SCENARIOS

What could change on November 3?

Current membership is verified separately from the independent publisher projections below. House and Senate estimates may come from different models and are never combined into a single probability.

U.S. HouseCurrent: UnavailablePublished projection: UnavailableNo verified projectionInsufficient data to compare
U.S. SenateCurrent: UnavailablePublished projection: UnavailableNo verified projectionInsufficient data to compare

Source scenarios are not certified election results, and a Senate 50–50 split depends on vice-presidential tie-breaking. See each publisher's methodology.

DECISION DESK HQ · PUBLISHED FORECAST

House and Senate

Published model temporarily unavailable.

DDHQ forecast ↗
REALCLEARPOLLING · PUBLISHED POLLLatest generic congressional ballot shown by RCP

Public polling table not available from the automated check.

RealClearPolling original table ↗
INDEPENDENT UNIVERSITY CROSS-CHECKPrinceton Election Consortium

University forecast feed unavailable.

Original Princeton analysis ↗

Recent published polls

Individual survey results, not forecasts. Field dates, survey populations and original source links are retained.

Recent polling feed unavailable. No poll numbers are substituted.

Source verification

Additional cross-check sources: RealClearPolling · Cook Political Report · Silver Bulletin. Cook and Silver are reference links; RCP and Princeton have independent automated checks, with visible unavailable states.

Polling Forecast output: CC BY 4.0 with attribution. Poll rows can carry CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikipedia-derived figures; reuse must retain source and share-alike obligations. No paywalled content is copied.

STATE-BY-STATE · CONTROL CHANGE INTELLIGENCE

Where could House delegation control change?

Compare today's actual state House delegations with one publisher's district-by-district 2026 calls. These are state delegations, not statewide vote projections or election results.

Source checks hourly
0/50States with complete district forecasts
—Delegation majority changes indicated by the model
—Districts with publisher D probability of 40–60% (when complete)

A delegation majority is more than half of a state's House seats. A change here means the publisher's model calls a different delegation majority from today's membership; it does not establish who will win. The 40–60% watch range is a transparent display filter, not a new statistical forecast. Published probabilities available for 0 of 0 district records.

Current membership is not verified, so delegation-control changes cannot be determined. Forecast-only information remains visible and dated.

Some state forecasts are incomplete. Missing projections are not treated as zero or as safe seats.

StateHouse seatsActual delegationPublished district callsMajority comparisonNear-even districts
Alabama AL7Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Alaska AK1Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Arizona AZ9Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Arkansas AR4Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
California CA52Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Colorado CO8Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Connecticut CT5Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Delaware DE1Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Florida FL28Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Georgia GA14Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Hawaii HI2Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Idaho ID2Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Illinois IL17Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Indiana IN9Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Iowa IA4Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Kansas KS4Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Kentucky KY6Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Louisiana LA6Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Maine ME2Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Maryland MD8Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Massachusetts MA9Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Michigan MI13Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Minnesota MN8Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Mississippi MS4Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Missouri MO8Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Montana MT2Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Nebraska NE3Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Nevada NV4Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
New Hampshire NH2Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
New Jersey NJ12Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
New Mexico NM3Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
New York NY26Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
North Carolina NC14Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
North Dakota ND1Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Ohio OH15Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Oklahoma OK5Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Oregon OR6Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Pennsylvania PA17Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Rhode Island RI2Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
South Carolina SC7Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
South Dakota SD1Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Tennessee TN9Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Texas TX38Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Utah UT4Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Vermont VT1Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Virginia VA11Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Washington WA10Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
West Virginia WV2Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Wisconsin WI8Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete
Wyoming WY1Not verifiedIncompleteInsufficient dataProbability coverage incomplete

Publisher: Polling Forecast public district data (CC BY 4.0). Current membership: public congressional roster. Each publisher's original dates are shown. Independent models may disagree, and no state-level result has been certified.

04 · STATE-BY-STATE

Explore all 50 states

Current House and Senate delegations, seats being contested, and direct access to state-level election research.

50 states
STATE EVIDENCE

Michigan

HOUSE SEATS ON BALLOT13All districts, Nov 3
2026 SENATE CONTESTYesSee published research

Current House delegation

State membership is not verified right now. No state totals are estimated.

Current Senate delegation

State Senate membership is unavailable from the current source.

Published 2026 House district forecasts

Independent model from Polling Forecast (CC BY 4.0). This is the publisher's dated projection, not an official result or a DNA WEB prediction. Every House district is assessed individually.

Full district projections are not currently available for this state; no values have been inferred.

2026 Senate race forecasts

No published Senate race in the available feed for this state.

Recent state polling

No recent survey record for this state in the connected feed. This does not mean no polls exist.

Evidence ledgerMembership: dated baseline onlyState polling: 0 original linked records in latest imported sampleProjections: 0 attributed House district records; original publisher date preservedSocial discussion: self-selected posts, not representative polling
05 · PUBLIC OPINION

Polling is not social media

Compare published surveys with public online discussion, clearly separated by evidence type.

Published national polls

These are national generic-ballot surveys, not state-level forecasts. Check the original pollster for fieldwork, sample and methodology.

No verified national generic-ballot polls are currently available in the connected feed. No survey numbers have been invented.

Each poll retains its original fieldwork date, sample, pollster and source link. No average or projected winner is calculated from them here.

Public social discussion · Michigan

Explore what people are posting. These examples are not a representative sample of voters and cannot establish support for a candidate or party.

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No synthetic sentiment percentages, bot-adjusted claims or inferred voter residence. Provider access must be authorized separately in the ELP GPT server.

06 · DATA TRANSPARENCY

Evidence ledger

A source check is not a new poll or a newly published forecast. DNA WEB separates the last verified data from the time its server checked for updates.

Hourly source monitoring
Current congressional membershipFallback as of 2026-10-26Original source ↗

Membership, published polls, forecasts and publisher availability are checked on an hourly cache. Published forecasts and polls do not necessarily change hourly. No automated extraction of unlicensed forecast values is claimed. Public posts are not representative of voters.