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The 2027 power shift starts here.

The election is over. Now the questions are who investigates, what Congress can change, who faces impeachment, and who stays in office.

November 10, 2026 · ElectionTracker.live editorial analysis · Facts and forecasts are labeled separately

The new phase of ElectionTracker

We are preserving the election-night scoreboard while expanding our post-election reporting. Explore verified events, institutional mechanics and separately labeled predictions.

Ongoing forecasts

Who gets impeached, fired or resigns next?

Our existing prediction page examines different paths to an official leaving office. Impeachment, Senate conviction, firing and resignation are distinct outcomes.

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November 10 analysis

Hegseth: House refers articles, 211–204

What the 211–204 House referral vote means—and why it was not an impeachment.

2027 briefing

What the new Congress can actually do

Subpoenas, budget fights, nominations, vetoes and the limits of an impeachment majority.

Forecast transparency

35 archived election picks: what held up?

Our November 4 scorecard preserves the 22 matches, two misses and 11 unscored forecasts.

Live data remains separate

Follow race calls for separately attributed election projections. Official certification remains the responsibility of state authorities.