Republicans have a majority of the House, but these outstanding House races will determine its size.
Republicans have won a majority in all major branches of the federal government in the 2024 election – the White House, the Senate and the House of Representatives.The Republican majority in the House was made official more than a week after election night, and now, more than two weeks later, several races are still too close to call. Here’s what to know about the five outstanding races.Two House seats remain undermined in California, in the 13th and 45th congressional districts.
About 98% of the votes there are counted. The Republican incumbent is leading in Iowa’s 1st district, with 99% of votes counted. She has 50.1% of the votes, to the Democratic candidate’s 49.9% – with a difference of about 800 votes, a margin that has potential to prompt a recount. With 99% of the vote counted, the Democratic incumbent in Ohio's 9th congressional district was leading with 48.1% of the vote to 47.9%, and a vote difference of more than 800. Races with a margin of 0.
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