Top political handicap reveals a prediction for ‘unstable’ 2026. The battle for a home majority
The fight for control over House of Representatives In the middle elections in 2026, he will be guided by a limited battlefield, he predicted leading non -partisan political handicap.
Cook political report, as he discovered his first rankings on Thursday for the next elections in the middle, listed 10 seats for Democrat and eight Republican controlled seats like throwing.
The GOP, when it is full of power, had a thin razor 220-215 in the house, which means that Democrats only need a profit of three seats in 2026 to beat the chamber for the first time in four years.
“Another fight for a knife for the majority” is the title that is a report on a chef who was used to describe the house objects.
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Both Cook Report Publisher and editor -in -chief Amy Walter saw in a post on social media that “small playgrounds are + unstable political climate = epic battle for home control.”
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10 Home Democrats whose re -elections are listed as throwing are: repps. Adam Gray of California (CA-13); Derek Tran from California (CA-45); Jared Golden of Maine (ME-02); Gabe Vasquez of Novi Mexico (NM-02); Laura Gillen of New York (NY-04); Don Davis of North Carolina (NC-01); Marcy Kaptur of Ohija (OH-09); Emilia Sykes of Ohia (OH-13); Vicente Gonzalez of Texas (TX-34); and Marie Glueskamp Perez of Washington (WA-03).
Democratic Ambassador Jared Golden of Maine speaks at a press conference at a state house in Augustus, Maine, November 1, 2022. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)
Eight Republicans who saw Cook’s report as vulnerable are: tail. David Schweikert of Arizona (AZ-01); Juan Ciscomani from Arizona (AZ-06); Gabe Evans of Colorado (CO-08); Mariannette Miller-Meeks of Iowa (IA-01); Tom Barrett of Michigan (Mi-07); Don Bacon of Nebraska (Ne-02); Ryan Mackenzie of Pennsylvania (Pa-07); and Scott Perry from Pennsylvania (Pa-10).
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Republican Ambassador Mariannette Miller-Meek from Iowa talks to local farmers on the set of “BARN TALK” on the Whisler family farm near Washington, Iowa, November 1, 2024. (Nick Rohlman/The Gazette by AP)
The Republicans not only defend most of the razors, but face the historical winds, because the party in power is traditionally facing electoral winds in the middle.
President Donald Trump They pulled the White House, the Republicans transferred control of Senate, and the GOP held most of their fragile houses in the November elections.
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But Erin Cvedy of Chefs and Matthew Klein report noted that “although their majority is dangerously thin, the Republicans somehow start in a stronger position than they were in 2018. The last win of Trump was wide; caught in the suburbs which entered the suburbs has descended from the left since 2016 and reached a huge entry into the urban areas. “
They added that “almost all of the most concise environments of the house moved to the right between 2020 and 2024 (3rd Washington County was a lonely exception).”
The USA Capitol -Washington, DC, was seen on December 12, 2024. (Fox News – Paul Steinhauser)
A spokesman for the national Republican Congress Committee, Mike Marinella, said in a statement that “mathematics is in our favor, and the Republicans are clear in the house in a foul in 2026.”
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He also claimed that “home democrats are in shame – they do not have a clear message and are unable to sell voters on their failed program. We will tirelessly work to consider the Democratic Party responsible and the growth of our Republican majority.”
Courtney Rice, Director of Communication for the Roman Committee on Democratic Congress Campaign, claimed that “voters will consider the Republicans House responsible for failure to reduce costs, at the same time encouraging culture of corruption that uses their assistants of billionaire.”
“The political environment is in the affection of Democrats in 2026 – and with star candidates who focused on delivery for their district, democrats of the house are ready to return most of the 2026,” Rice predicted.
