U.S. House Model
Updated on November 4, 2024 at 03:19 PM Eastern Time.

After two years of a divided House, all House seats are up for election.
This model is updated daily, and uses state-level and national-level polls combined with fundamentals to create an accurate picture.
Overview
The House is rated as a Tossup.

Probability
The Democrats have a 54.9% probability of winning the House,
while the Republicans have a 45.1% probability of winning the House.

Majority
The House is projected to have a majority of D+13.2
with 224.1 seats going for the Democrats
and 210.9 seats going for the Republicans.
Popular Vote
The congressional polling projects a D+1.2 national environment...
the presidential polling projects a D+0.8 national environment...
the economic fundamentals projects a D+5.8 national environment...
...and the Congressional popular vote is projected to vote D+1.7
with 50.8% of voters voting for the Democrats
and 49.2% of voters voting for the Republicans.
Map
You can choose between a cartogram or a map — it's up to you!


District Table

Change Over Time


Methodology
Rating Categories
Under 60%: a Tossup | 60% to 70%: Lean Democrat or Lean Republican | 70% to 95%: Likely Democrat or Likely Republican | 95% or above: Safe Democrat or Safe Republican
Data Sources
OpenSecrets | Redistricter | FiveThirtyEight | Dave's Redistricting | Wikimedia Commons | Wikipedia | Daily Kos | CA SoS Shirley Weber | WA SoS Steve Hobbs | Bokeh
Methodology Statement
You can read my methodology statement by clicking on this link, or you can view it directly in the website blog (the blog is broken though, for now.)
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