House Ratings Summary
Updated: Aug 2, 2019
Solid Seats
D - 182
R - 160
Likely/Lean Seats
D - 37
R - 33
The current House breakdown is 235 Democrats, 197 Republicans, one Independent and two vacancies (both formerly held by Republicans). Republicans need a net gain of 19 seats to retake the majority in 2020. There are 31 Democrats sitting in districts carried by President Trump in 2016, and just three Republicans sitting in districts carried by Hillary Clinton. But history is on Democrats' side: in seven of the past eight presidential cycles, the net partisan shift in House seats has been in the single digits, and Democrats have gained seats in five of the past six presidential cycles. At the moment, the most likely outcome is a minimal net change to a Republican gain of ten seats.
Senate Ratings Summary
Updated: Nov 14, 2016
Senate Seats
D - 49
I - 0
R - 51
Governor Ratings Summary
Updated: Nov 21, 2015
Governors
D - 15
I - 1
R - 34
Electoral Scorecard
Updated: Nov 7, 2016
Electoral Scorecard
D - 278
I - 46
R - 214