At 13:14 p.m. (Bangkok Time), Democrats have won majorities in both chambers of Congress, according to Bloomberg’s 2026 midterm results. The tally shows the party securing control of the Senate and House of Representatives.
The House tally gives Democrats 218 seats, compared with 126 for Republicans. In the Senate, Democrats hold 53 seats against the Republicans’ 41.
So far the Democratic Party are leading in 12 battleground states, including Pennsylvania (District 1,7, 8, and 10), New Jersey (District 7), Virginia (District 1, and 2), North Carolina (District 1, and 11), Florida (District 25), Texas (District 28, and 34), Ohio (District 7), Wisconsin (District 3), Iowa (District 1, and 3), Nebraska (District 2), Colorado (District 8), and Washington (District 3)
A party must secure at least 218 seats in the House of Representatives and 51 seats in the Senate to hold a majority in both chambers.
NBC News has forecast that Democrats will secure 255 seats in the House, while Republicans will retain 180 seats. The projected final tally would give Democrats control of the chamber with a 75-seat advantage over the GOP.
