When will we know who controls the House and Senate?
When will we know who controls the House and Senate?
When will we know who controls the House and Senate?
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- Control of Congress may be clear on election night, or it may take days or weeks.
- Democrats need a net gain of three seats to reach the 218 required for a House majority, while the Senate contest runs through eight races rated as toss-ups or leaning Democratic.
- Fast-counting states such as Iowa, Kansas, Ohio and Texas could have more than 80 percent of ballots counted by midnight Eastern, but ranked-choice tabulations in Alaska and Maine could delay a final Senate call by 10 to 15 days.
- Control of Congress may be clear on election night, or it may take days or weeks.
- Democrats need a net gain of three seats to reach the 218 required for a House majority, while the Senate contest runs through eight races rated as toss-ups or leaning Democratic.
- Fast-counting states such as Iowa, Kansas, Ohio and Texas could have more than 80 percent of ballots counted by midnight Eastern, but ranked-choice tabulations in Alaska and Maine could delay a final Senate call by 10 to 15 days.
- Control of Congress may be clear on election night, or it may take days or weeks.
- Democrats need a net gain of three seats to reach the 218 required for a House majority, while the Senate contest runs through eight races rated as toss-ups or leaning Democratic.
- Fast-counting states such as Iowa, Kansas, Ohio and Texas could have more than 80 percent of ballots counted by midnight Eastern, but ranked-choice tabulations in Alaska and Maine could delay a final Senate call by 10 to 15 days.
Control of Congress may be clear on election night, or it may take days or weeks. Democrats need a net gain of three seats to reach the 218 required for a House majority, while the Senate contest runs through eight races rated as toss-ups or leaning Democratic. Fast-counting states such as Iowa, Kansas, Ohio and Texas could have more than 80 percent of ballots counted by midnight Eastern, but ranked-choice tabulations in Alaska and Maine could delay a final Senate call by 10 to 15 days. In 2022 the House majority was not projected until eight days after Election Day, and in 2024 it took until the second Wednesday after the vote.
Control of Congress may be clear on election night, or it may take days or weeks. Democrats need a net gain of three seats to reach the 218 required for a House majority, while the Senate contest runs through eight races rated as toss-ups or leaning Democratic. Fast-counting states such as Iowa, Kansas, Ohio and Texas could have more than 80 percent of ballots counted by midnight Eastern, but ranked-choice tabulations in Alaska and Maine could delay a final Senate call by 10 to 15 days. In 2022 the House majority was not projected until eight days after Election Day, and in 2024 it took until the second Wednesday after the vote.
Control of Congress may be clear on election night, or it may take days or weeks. Democrats need a net gain of three seats to reach the 218 required for a House majority, while the Senate contest runs through eight races rated as toss-ups or leaning Democratic. Fast-counting states such as Iowa, Kansas, Ohio and Texas could have more than 80 percent of ballots counted by midnight Eastern, but ranked-choice tabulations in Alaska and Maine could delay a final Senate call by 10 to 15 days. In 2022 the House majority was not projected until eight days after Election Day, and in 2024 it took until the second Wednesday after the vote.
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