2016 Election Competitive States
As of November 5th
These are the states where the 2016 election is most like to be won or lost, based on a combination of polling and professional forecasts. For the map based just on polling, including a break out of states leaning toward one nominee, see the electoral map based on polls. To see a map based just on pro forecasts, see the consensus pundit map. For our view, see the 270toWin State of the Race map.
As the election draws near, these various maps should converge on roughly the same prediction.
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Jake Ellzey Sworn-in After TX-6 Win; House Now 220 Democrats, 212 Republicans
Primaries for two Ohio vacancies upcoming on Tuesday
Overview and Live Results: Texas 6th Congressional District Special Election
Two Republicans advanced from the May all-party primary; winner will succeed Ron Wright (R) who died in February
Former Iowa Rep. Abby Finkenauer to Run for Senate in 2022
The Democrat hopes to unseat long-time incumbent Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley
Cook Political Updates 2022 Senate Forecast
As the campaign starts to take shape, forecaster sees four races as increasingly competitive
Live Results: Special Elections Across Five State Districts in Alabama, Georgia and Wisconsin
The most closely watched race will be a runoff for a Georgia State House seat in suburban Atlanta
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