Democrats Won the House and Senate. What the 2026 Midterms Changed — and Did Not
NEWJIN MEDIA Monday, November 9, 2026 Politics · 2026 Midterms Democrats Won the House and Senate. What the 2026 Midterms Changed — and Did Not By November 8 the AP count stood at 254–162 in the House and at least 54–44 in the Senate, with five governorships flipped. NEWJIN MEDIA · November 9, 2026 00 The U.S. Capitol at sunset, February 12, 2026. Shawn Miller · Library of Congress · CC0 (Wikimedia Commons) House · 435 seats 254 – 162 Democrats – Republicans. 19 uncalled; majority 218. Senate · 100 seats 54 – 44 Democrats – Republicans. 2 uncalled; majority 51. Governors · 50 states 28 – 20 Democrats – Republicans. 2 uncalled. AP calls, November 8, 2026. 01 The night The night the map changed On Tuesday, November 3, American voters handed Democrats control of both chambers of Congress. The AP called Senate control at 11:39 p.m. Eastern time, on the Iowa result. By Sunda...