November 3, 2026 / Election night

2026 Election Results

A source-first view of the House, Senate and governor races. Reported votes are not forecasts. A media race projection is not an official certification.

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Election date: November 3, 2026 · Results data: not available
—Races in sourced feed
—Reporting
—Projected winners
—Certified results

Race-by-race results

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No vote data yet. This is a pre-election results preview, not a simulated scoreboard.

Fourteen featured race guides

Major-party nominees checked October 26. Not a forecast.

Browse all race guides →
Texas SenateJames Talarico (D) · Ken Paxton (R)Maine SenateTroy Jackson (D) · Susan Collins (R)Michigan SenateAbdul El-Sayed (D) · Mike Rogers (R)Ohio SenateSherrod Brown (D) · Jon Husted (R)Georgia SenateJon Ossoff (D) · Mike Collins (R)North Carolina SenateRoy Cooper (D) · Michael Whatley (R)New Hampshire SenateChris Pappas (D) · John Sununu (R)Iowa SenateJosh Turek (D) · Ashley Hinson (R)Alaska SenateMary Peltola (D) · Dan Sullivan (R)Pennsylvania 7thBob Brooks (D) · Ryan Mackenzie (R)Pennsylvania 8thPaige Cognetti (D) · Rob Bresnahan Jr. (R)Pennsylvania 10thJanelle Stelson (D) · Scott Perry (R)Arizona 1stAmish Shah (D) · Jay Feely (R)Arizona 6thJoAnna Mendoza (D) · Juan Ciscomani (R)

Before the first results arrive

Interactive poll-closing timeline · Verified editorial updates · Congress seat-scenario calculator

How to read the scoreboard

Reporting

Unofficial vote totals released by an election authority or a licensed result provider. Additional ballots may change the figures.

Projected winner

A named media or decision-desk organization projects a race outcome. Only show a winner when the underlying source explicitly called the race.

Certified result

State or local election officials have completed required canvass and certification processes. A projection alone never gets this label.

Reference: U.S. Election Assistance Commission — canvass and certification. Find official state result sources via the FEC. To check where and how you can vote: official voting resources.