We're still tracking unresolved races!
We now know that Republicans won the House of Representatives (as well as the Senate and the White House), but there are still several races that are unprojected, and we at 538 are still tracking them! The U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania is still unresolved, as are nine House races — and the exact size of the GOP majorities will be quite important for their prospects of passing legislation and holding both chambers in 2026.
(By the way, on the topic of the size of Republicans' majorities: Yesterday, Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz, Trump's nominee for attorney general, announced he would resign from the House, which will temporarily cost Republicans one seat in the House once the resignation takes effect. Theoretically, if Democrats win all nine unprojected House races, that would temporarily leave the House tied 217-217, but this is extraordinarily unlikely. However, the resignation of Gaetz — and potentially Reps. Elise Stefanik and Michael Waltz, two other Trump appointees — could leave the House with its narrowest margin since the 1930s.)