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How Your District Voted in 2022
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Certified 2022 general-election results · Source: Federal Election Commission
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The “additional voters” figure equals the certified major-party vote margin plus one. The “voters switching sides” figure is half the margin, rounded down, plus one.
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The national picture
The Road to Control of the House of Representatives
218 seats control the U.S. House. The certified 2022 election produced a narrow majority.
Democrats2135 short of 218
218for control
Republicans2224-seat majority
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What If More People Voted Differently?
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Republican control218 seats needed
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25 Closest House Races
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Mid-Decade Redistricting Watch
NCSL says that 10 states changed congressional maps since summer 2025.NCSL, updated July 14, 2026
Cook Political Report says the likeliest result from redistricting alone is a five-seat GOP gain.Cook Political Report, June 3, 2026
Bloomberg Government says that a likely scenario is 16 additional GOP-leaning districts and 6 Democratic-leaning districts, for a 10-seat net swing toward Republicans.Bloomberg Government, July 8, 2026