Battle for Congress: Uncalled Races as of November 10

As of the morning of Thursday, November 10, control of each chamber of Congress remains undecided. 

U.S. Senate

At 49 Republicans and 48 Democrats, the battle has come down to Arizona, Georgia, and Nevada. The party winning two out of three of those will control the Senate in 2023. The Georgia race is going to a December 6 runoff. Whether that will be the decisive election - as it was in 2020 - will hinge on whether the same party wins both Arizona and Nevada.

Pennsylvania is the only Senate seat that has flipped thus far. In Alaska, we know a Republican will win, but we won't know which one until November 23

U.S. House

Our results provider Decision Desk has called 401 House races. Republicans have won 210 seats, Democrats 191. 

There are four uncalled races in California where both candidates on the ballot are Democrats. That will bring the Democratic total to 195.  

To keep control, Democrats must win at least 23 of the 30 remaining races. Follow the live results below.

 

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