House 2026
2026 House Seats Map: Full District Ratings
Every competitive House seat rated for 2026 — updated May 2026
219R
Current Republican Seats
216D
Current Democratic Seats
45
Competitive Seats
Lean D Majority
Current Forecast
Most Competitive Republican-Held Districts
| District | Current Rep | 2024 Margin | 2026 Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| NY-17 | Mike Lawler (R) | R+1.8 | Toss-Up |
| PA-1 | Brian Fitzpatrick (R) | R+6.1 | Lean R |
| CO-8 | Gabe Evans (R) | R+0.2 | Toss-Up |
| CA-13 | John Duarte (R) | R+0.5 | Toss-Up |
| AZ-6 | Juan Ciscomani (R) | R+5.3 | Lean R |
| NE-2 | Don Bacon (R) | R+2.2 | Toss-Up |
| CA-47 (open) | Open (Michelle Steel R retired) | R+3 | Toss-Up |
| NY-1 | Nick LaLota (R) | R+9.4 | Lean R |
| MI-10 | John James (R) | R+3.7 | Lean R |
| VA-7 | Subramanyam (D) vs open | D+4.2 | Lean D |
Path to Democratic Majority
Democrats need 18 net seat gains to flip the House from Republicans (who hold 219 seats) to Democrats (needing 218 for a majority). With 45 competitive seats, there are enough in play for a flip.
At D+5.2 generic ballot with Trump at 43% approval, historical patterns suggest Democrats will gain 20-35 seats. The toss-up and lean-R categories contain 25+ Republican-held seats that are vulnerable.