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US Midterm Power Split
Republicans lead on the current map of state control, holding unified control in 23 states, compared with 16 for Democrats, while control is divided in 11 states. The November 3, 2026, elections will contest 6,139 legislative seats and 36 governorships, along with other offices and ballot measures. According to an analysis by MultiState, Democratic gains in every competitive race could give the party unified control of 22 states, compared with 19 for Republicans. Republican gains, meanwhile, could increase the number of states they control to 27, compared with 15 for Democrats. These are hypothetical scenarios, not firm predictions: the outcome will depend on candidates’ performance, voter turnout, and political conditions in each state.
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