Elections Intelligence

FTP Race Signal is a live, automated reading of prediction-market odds, polling and fundraising. It does not purport to forecast outcomes or to reflect the views of FTP.

State of Play

Who holds Congress in January 2027

Checked 7:59 AM ET.

U.S. House H architectural icon 91¢ 10¢checked 7:59 AM ETHouse control
U.S. Senate S architectural icon 63¢ 37¢checked 7:59 AM ETSenate control

The path to a majority

FTP Race Signal by band FTP Race SignalA composite of market, polling and money. The prediction-market price anchors it; a polling average moves it: the last 30 days, or the three most recent pollsters when fewer polled. Polls paid for by a candidate, party or allied group move 2 points toward the other side and count half. When the three most recent independent pollsters each have the race within three points, it is a Toss-up unless the market is already decisive. Fundraising counts only at a five-to-one gap. Past results are context, not inputs. The Signal changes only when the evidence clears the line.
U.S. House H architectural icon House435 SEATS · 218 TO CONTROL
189 U.S. House races at Strong D edge — open the Directory filtered to these19 U.S. House races at D edge — open the Directory filtered to these23 U.S. House races at Slight D edge — open the Directory filtered to these13 U.S. House races at Toss-up — open the Directory filtered to these29 U.S. House races at Slight R edge — open the Directory filtered to these43 U.S. House races at R edge — open the Directory filtered to these119 U.S. House races at Strong R edge — open the Directory filtered to these 1891923132943119 218

Democrats reach 218 without a toss-up. Republicans need all 13 toss-ups and 14 seats now leaning Democratic to reach 218.


U.S. Senate S architectural icon Senate35 ON THE BALLOT
8 U.S. Senate races at Strong D edge — open the Directory filtered to these4 U.S. Senate races at D edge — open the Directory filtered to these2 U.S. Senate races at Slight D edge — open the Directory filtered to these7 U.S. Senate races at Toss-up — open the Directory filtered to these1 U.S. Senate race at Slight R edge — open the Directory filtered to these6 U.S. Senate races at R edge — open the Directory filtered to these7 U.S. Senate races at Strong R edge — open the Directory filtered to these 322842716731 51

Democrats need 3 of the 7 toss-ups to reach 51. Republicans need 5 of the 7 toss-ups to reach 50.*

*50 seats is a Republican majority: the Vice President, a Republican, breaks ties. The 2 independents caucus with the Democrats and are counted on that side.

The four maps

FTP Race Signal by state FTP Race SignalA composite of market, polling and money. The prediction-market price anchors it; a polling average moves it: the last 30 days, or the three most recent pollsters when fewer polled. Polls paid for by a candidate, party or allied group move 2 points toward the other side and count half. When the three most recent independent pollsters each have the race within three points, it is a Toss-up unless the market is already decisive. Fundraising counts only at a five-to-one gap. Past results are context, not inputs. The Signal changes only when the evidence clears the line.
Governor: G under a starred pedimentGovernor 36 RACES Attorney General: AG under a pediment with the scales of justiceAttorney General 30 RACES
FTP Race Signal
Strong D edgeD edgeSlight D edgeToss-upSlight R edgeR edgeStrong R edge
Not on the ballotOn the ballot

Signal shifts

Last 30 days

October 25 · 10 shifts

October 24 · 3 shifts

October 23 · 13 shifts

October 22 · 18 shifts

October 21 · 6 shifts

October 20 · 3 shifts

  • Arkansas GovernorGovernor: G under a starred pedimentGovernor R edge to Strong R edge
  • Maine 2nd DistrictU.S. House H architectural icon U.S. House(moved 3 times) Slight R edge to Toss-up
  • Ohio 10th DistrictU.S. House H architectural icon U.S. House R edge to Slight R edge

October 19 · 1 shift

October 18 · 2 shifts

October 17 · 2 shifts

  • Alabama GovernorGovernor: G under a starred pedimentGovernor R edge to Strong R edge
  • Nebraska GovernorGovernor: G under a starred pedimentGovernor R edge to Slight R edge

October 16 · 2 shifts

October 15 · 1 shift

October 14 · 1 shift

October 13 · 2 shifts

October 12 · 8 shifts

October 7 · 1 shift

October 6 · 1 shift

October 5 · 2 shifts

October 4 · 1 shift

  • Kansas U.S. SenateU.S. Senate S architectural icon U.S. Senate(moved 2 times) Slight R edge to Toss-up

October 3 · 6 shifts

  • Maine GovernorGovernor: G under a starred pedimentGovernor(moved 2 times) D edge to Strong D edge
  • New York GovernorGovernor: G under a starred pedimentGovernor(moved 4 times) Slight D edge to Strong D edge
  • California 45th DistrictU.S. House H architectural icon U.S. House(moved 2 times) Strong D edge to D edge
  • California 6th DistrictU.S. House H architectural icon U.S. House(moved 5 times) D edge to Slight D edge
  • Oklahoma 1st DistrictU.S. House H architectural icon U.S. House R edge to Strong R edge
  • Texas 36th DistrictU.S. House H architectural icon U.S. House(moved 2 times) R edge to Strong R edge

October 2 · 6 shifts

October 1 · 9 shifts

September 28 · 2 shifts

September 27 · 5 shifts

September 25 · 2 shifts

Redrawn for 2026

139 districts vote on new lines
The same ballots, two mapsEach district’s 2024 presidential vote, counted on the old lines and again on the new lines. The same ballots, two maps. TN-9 went from Harris +43.4 to Trump +21.1 — a 64.5-point move. 2 districts — TN-2, TX-15 — were redrawn without their margins moving, and are on the file from their states' own map comparisons.
17 districts change presidential winner · 11 toward Republicans, 6 toward Democrats
  • D+50EVENR+50 MOVE MEMBER AT THE REDRAWThe member at the redrawWhere the member has since retired or is running elsewhere, the name is still theirs — the district is what changed.
  • TN-9 +64.5 Steve Cohen
  • TX-9 +63.9 Al Green
  • LA-6 +45.1 Cleo Fields
  • TX-35 +44.1 Greg Casar
  • UT-1 −43.6 Blake Moore
  • TX-32 +41.6 Julie Johnson
  • CA-1 −37.1 Doug LaMalfa
  • AL-2 +22.5 Shomari Figures
  • UT-3 +22.1 Mike Kennedy
  • FL-9 +21.3 Darren Soto
  • TN-8 −21.0 David Kustoff
  • CA-2 +20.6 Jared Huffman
  • TN-4 −19.7 Scott DesJarlais
  • AL-1 −19.3 Barry Moore
  • CA-42 +19.3 Robert Garcia
  • FL-12 −19.2 Gus Bilirakis
  • CA-48 −18.7 Darrell Issa
  • FL-14 +18.2 Kathy Castor
  • D+50EVENR+50 MOVE MEMBER AT THE REDRAWThe member at the redrawWhere the member has since retired or is running elsewhere, the name is still theirs — the district is what changed.
  • LA-4 −17.9 Mike Johnson
  • CA-7 +16.9 Doris Matsui
  • CA-4 +16.7 Mike Thompson
  • FL-26 −16.6 Mario Diaz-Balart
  • LA-2 −16.0 Troy Carter
  • FL-22 +15.9 Lois Frankel
  • TX-18 −15.2 VacantVacant at the redrawSylvester Turner, whose term ended March 4, 2025. No member held this district on the day the map changed.
  • FL-25 +14.4 Debbie Wasserman Schultz
  • CA-3 −14.0 Kevin Kiley
  • CA-9 −13.2 Josh Harder
  • FL-18 −12.4 Scott Franklin
  • TX-25 −12.2 Roger Williams
  • TX-36 −11.8 Brian Babin
  • CA-50 +11.3 Scott Peters
  • TX-11 −11.1 August Pfluger
  • TX-29 −10.0 Sylvia Garcia
  • OH-1 +8.9 Greg Landsman
  • CA-13 −5.8 Adam Gray
103 more districts were redrawn with smaller shifts
  • D+50EVENR+50 MOVE MEMBER AT THE REDRAWThe member at the redrawWhere the member has since retired or is running elsewhere, the name is still theirs — the district is what changed.
  • CA-40 +9.9 Young Kim
  • TX-14 −9.8 Randy Weber
  • CA-8 +9.5 John Garamendi
  • LA-3 −8.8 Clay Higgins
  • FL-15 +8.7 Laurel Lee
  • TN-6 −8.7 John Rose
  • UT-2 +8.7 Celeste Maloy
  • FL-24 −8.6 Frederica Wilson
  • TX-27 −8.5 Michael Cloud
  • NC-1 +8.4 Don Davis
  • NC-3 −8.3 Greg Murphy
  • OH-8 −8.1 Warren Davidson
  • TX-4 −7.9 Pat Fallon
  • TX-17 −7.5 Pete Sessions
  • TX-37 −7.3 Lloyd Doggett
  • TX-20 −7.2 Joaquin Castro
  • CA-32 +6.3 Brad Sherman
  • TX-8 −6.3 Morgan Luttrell
  • FL-8 −6.1 Mike Haridopolos
  • CA-47 −5.9 Dave Min
  • CA-27 −5.8 George Whitesides
  • OH-4 +5.8 Jim Jordan
  • UT-4 +5.8 Burgess Owens
  • TX-34 +5.7 Vicente Gonzalez
  • AL-7 +5.6 Terri Sewell
  • TX-6 −5.6 Jake Ellzey
  • CA-6 +5.5 Ami Bera
  • OH-5 −5.5 Bob Latta
  • TX-5 −5.5 Lance Gooden
  • OH-2 −5.4 David Taylor
  • TN-5 +5.3 Andy Ogles
  • CA-51 +5.2 Sara Jacobs
  • CA-31 +4.7 Gil Cisneros
  • CA-49 −4.3 Mike Levin
  • AL-6 −4.0 Gary Palmer
  • CA-22 −3.9 David Valadao
  • OH-9 +3.9 Marcy Kaptur
  • CA-38 +3.8 Linda Sanchez
  • CA-52 +3.6 Juan Vargas
  • CA-25 −3.3 Raul Ruiz
  • OH-13 −3.3 Emilia Sykes
  • TX-3 +3.3 Keith Self
  • TX-28 +3.1 Henry Cuellar
  • CA-5 +3.0 Tom McClintock
  • TX-22 +2.8 Troy Nehls
  • OH-12 −2.6 Troy Balderson
  • TX-7 −2.6 Lizzie Fletcher
  • CA-23 +2.5 Jay Obernolte
  • CA-35 +2.5 Norma Torres
  • OH-14 +2.5 Dave Joyce
  • CA-45 −2.4 Derek Tran
  • FL-20 +2.4 VacantVacant at the redrawSheila Cherfilus-McCormick, whose term ended April 21, 2026. No member held this district on the day the map changed.
  • D+50EVENR+50 MOVE MEMBER AT THE REDRAWThe member at the redrawWhere the member has since retired or is running elsewhere, the name is still theirs — the district is what changed.
  • LA-5 −2.3 Julia Letlow
  • CA-21 −2.2 Jim Costa
  • TX-10 −2.2 Michael McCaul
  • CA-26 −2.1 Julia Brownley
  • OH-10 +2.1 Mike Turner
  • CA-20 +1.9 Vince Fong
  • FL-16 −1.8 Vern Buchanan
  • FL-17 −1.8 Greg Steube
  • TX-1 −1.8 Nathaniel Moran
  • TX-21 −1.8 Chip Roy
  • CA-28 +1.6 Judy Chu
  • TX-13 −1.6 Ronny Jackson
  • CA-46 +1.5 Lou Correa
  • CA-44 −1.4 Nanette Barragan
  • FL-13 +1.4 Anna Paulina Luna
  • TX-31 −1.4 John Carter
  • FL-10 −1.3 Maxwell Frost
  • TX-12 +1.3 Craig Goldman
  • CA-29 +1.2 Luz Rivas
  • CA-17 −1.1 Ro Khanna
  • CA-30 +1.1 Laura Friedman
  • CA-33 −1.1 Pete Aguilar
  • CA-18 +1.0 Zoe Lofgren
  • FL-19 +1.0 Byron Donalds
  • TX-2 −1.0 Dan Crenshaw
  • TX-33 +1.0 Marc Veasey
  • OH-6 +0.9 Michael Rulli
  • OH-15 +0.8 Mike Carey
  • TX-23 −0.7 Tony Gonzales
  • CA-14 +0.6 Eric Swalwell
  • FL-11 −0.6 Daniel Webster
  • TX-24 +0.6 Beth Van Duyne
  • OH-7 +0.5 Max Miller
  • CA-16 +0.4 Sam Liccardo
  • TX-16 −0.4 Veronica Escobar
  • TX-26 +0.4 Brandon Gill
  • CA-10 +0.3 Mark DeSaulnier
  • FL-21 −0.3 Brian Mast
  • LA-1 +0.3 Steve Scalise
  • CA-39 +0.2 Mark Takano
  • TN-3 −0.2 Chuck Fleischmann
  • TX-30 −0.2 Jasmine Crockett
  • TX-38 +0.2 Wesley Hunt
  • CA-24 +0.1 Salud Carbajal
  • FL-27 −0.1 Maria Elvira Salazar
  • FL-28 +0.1 Carlos Gimenez
  • TN-7 +0.1 Matt Van Epps
  • CA-41 New Ken Calvert
  • FL-23 New Jared Moskowitz
  • TN-2 0.0 Tim Burchett
  • TX-15 0.0 Monica De La Cruz