World PoliticsWire THE 2026 MIDTERMS

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UNITED STATES · NOVEMBER 3, 2026

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Live results and race calls come from Fox News ↗, The Guardian / Associated Press ↗, NBC News ↗, Decision Desk HQ ↗, and NPR / Associated Press ↗. The verified 2026 counts for seats not up for election come from Decision Desk HQ ↗. Any fallback snapshot is clearly marked with its source and timestamp. This is an independent dashboard, not an official election authority.

Multiple results sources
Automatic compares available feeds in parallel and uses the complete office results with the newest source timestamp. You can choose a preferred source; another healthy feed takes over if it is unavailable or incomplete. Each office keeps its votes, projections, and party totals together from one provider; counts are never added across providers. Several news organizations may share Associated Press tabulation. Source names and timestamps appear with each race. Different decision desks can call races at different times. Maps and local counts use NBC News and are labeled separately.
✓ Projected winner
The source has explicitly called this race. A candidate leading the vote does not automatically receive a check mark. Projections are not certified results.
Candidate vote share
A candidate’s share of counted votes, displayed to one decimal place. All candidates count toward the total, so displayed shares can differ slightly from 100% because of rounding. A dash means no votes are reported.
Percent reporting
The source’s estimated share of votes counted, or its share of precincts reporting where explicitly labeled. These measures are separate from a candidate’s vote share and can change as estimates are revised.
Party totals & control
Totals combine projected wins with seats not up for election. An uncalled seat stays gray. Independents remain separate; Senate caucus alignment and the vice president’s tiebreaking role are noted when relevant. House control counts 435 voting seats, excluding delegates. A majority of governorships means 26 of the 50 states.
Pickups, holds & losses
A pickup means a projected winner’s party differs from the party that previously held the seat. The gaining party receives a pickup and the previous party a loss. A hold keeps the seat with the same party. Prior-party ownership is verified against Decision Desk HQ’s 2026 race metadata, including open seats. Uncalled races do not count as pickups or losses. Net change is pickups minus losses among projected races only.
Update times beside each race
Times use your device’s local time zone. “Last updated” uses a race-specific source timestamp when supplied. “Feed updated” identifies the latest update of the source’s results feed for that office; a race’s vote totals may be unchanged. Refreshing this app does not reset those source timestamps.
Race maps & local counting totals
Click a race to open its map and detailed counts. Maps use NBC’s current election boundaries. Local results may be reported by county, town, precinct, or reporting district depending on the state. Map colors show the leading party among counted votes, while check marks identify projected race winners. A map or a local breakdown can be temporarily unavailable even when race-wide totals are available.
Visitor counts & privacy
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Updates & availability
The app checks every 30 seconds while open. The source timestamp and the latest successful check are distinct. If a source update fails, the last available data remains visible with a warning. A recent saved copy can restore public results after reopening the app; it is labeled as saved or delayed until a live check succeeds, and it keeps its original source timestamps. Public source feeds may change; unavailable results are never replaced with invented data.

Election date: November 3, 2026 · Latest source update: not available