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Control of the House, 2028
Election day: November 7, 2028.
Prediction markets
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- Democratic Sweep64%
- Republican Sweep14%▲7
- D-House, D-Senate, R-President12%▼4
- R-House, D-Senate, R-President7%
- D-House, R-Senate, D-President4%
- R-House, D-Senate, D-President3%
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- 2028 U.S. House winner?Kalshi
- Democratic party79%
- Republican party21%
- Which party will win the House in 2028?Polymarket
- Democratic Party78%
- Republican Party23%▼1
- Balance of Power: 2028 ElectionPolymarket
- Democratic Trifecta53%
- Republican Trifecta14%▲2
- D President, R Senate, D House9%▼1
- R President, D Senate, D House9%▼1
- D President, D Senate, R House7%▼3
- D President, R Senate, R House6%▼1
- + 2 more outcomes
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In the news
- Democrats gain control of House after flipping multiple Republican seats
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- Dems’ House Majority Growing This Hour - Erin Burnett OutFront - Podcast on CNN Podcasts
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- CNN Projects House Majority Will Grow to at Least 253 Seats - The Arena with Kasie Hunt - Podcast on CNN Podcasts
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- Here's the caucus breakdown of Democrats' new House majority
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- Democrats’ House majority is trending toward historic
The 2026 midterm elections have clearly been very good for Democrats across the board. But their House majority is trending toward historic numbers. CNN is projecting that Democrats have won more than 250 House seats, with a net gain of…
- Recap: Democrats win control of the House and Senate
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- Stock markets surge as Democrats win control of House, Senate
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- Missouri's next House majority floor leader is Chappell Roan's uncle. Their politics sharply differ
Missouri state conservative Republican Rep. Darin Chappell was selected by his caucus to be Missouri’s next House Majority Floor Leader. He’s Missouri native Chappell Roan’s uncle. Chappell has been a staunch conservative in the…
- Leaders from both political parties react after Democrats take control of House, Senate
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- Will Trump’s Family, Elon Musk Face Congressional Probe As Democrats Take Control Of House? What Does It Mean For Republicans?
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