U.S. House
Is the US House In Its Unstable Era?
Partisan control of the chamber could flip for the third time in five cycles for the first time in 75 years.
Read MoreWill Democrats Flip a US House Seat in Wisconsin in 2026?
Wisconsin Democrats have netted an average of one seat per cycle across the 23 midterm elections held during Republican presidencies.
Read MoreMark Sanford and a Review of South Carolina US Reps Serving Interrupted Terms
It has been more than 130 years since the last time a South Carolinian was elected to a third nonconsecutive U.S. House term.
Read MoreBen McAdams and a Review of Utah US Reps Serving Interrupted Terms
McAdams is poised to become just the second U.S. Representative from Utah to return to the chamber after getting voted out of office.
Read MoreA Brief History of Democrats Flipping Tennessee US House Districts
Democrats have picked off just one GOP U.S. House seat out of 116 elections over the last half century.
Read MoreTom Tiffany and a Review of Wisconsin US Representatives Running for Governor
The Wisconsin congressman is poised to launch a bid to become the first sitting U.S. House member to win the governorship in state history.
Read MoreThe Rise of Single-Party US House Delegations
The number of states (and respective U.S. House seats) with single-party delegations is at its highest level since the mid-1960s.
Read MoreHow Competitive Are Wisconsin’s US House Districts?
Nearly one in four U.S. House elections in Wisconsin history have been decided by single digits.
Read MoreChristina Bohannan and a Review of Retread Iowa US House Nominees
One in seven U.S. House elections in Iowa history have had a previously defeated major party nominee on the general election ballot.
Read MoreAngie Craig and a Brief History of Minnesota US Representatives Running for the Senate
Sitting or former U.S. Representatives have won U.S. Senate seats in just four of 23 attempts; Craig is the first woman to attempt this feat.
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