2026 U.S. House Elections: Every Seat on the Ballot
All 435 U.S. House seats are on the ballot on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. 422 are held by members with a record here, 11 by members who took their seats after the 2024 election and have no profile yet, 2 are vacant. The closest 2024 result was California's 13th District, where Adam Gray beat John S. Duarte by 0.08 points in 2024; the widest Maryland's 4th District, 77.2 points, and 17 seats were uncontested. The seat's holder is on the ballot in 343 of them and 92 are open; 982 candidates are on file across the 435 races. Below, every district by state as a matchup: the incumbent against the challengers, with the 2024 result. Nothing here is a forecast.
Alabama · 7 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Alaska · 1 seat
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Arizona · 9 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Curtis Goodwin (Libertarian)
Also on the ballot: Tisha Benoit (No Labels)
Also on the ballot: Gary Swing (Green) · Jereme Peters (Libertarian)
Arkansas · 4 seats
California · 52 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Stephanie Vargas
Challenger
Colorado · 8 seats
Connecticut · 5 seats
Delaware · 1 seat
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Florida · 28 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Mike Sell (Florida Forward)
Also on the ballot: Andrew Parrott (Libertarian)
No other candidate on file
Also on the ballot: Brian Lambert (Libertarian)
District 20Vacant
Last: 2024, Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick unopposed
Vacant since April 21, 2026
Also on the ballot: Kedner Maxime (Independent Party of Florida)
Georgia · 14 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Hawaii · 2 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Idaho · 2 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Illinois · 17 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
District 4Open seat
Also on the ballot: Chris Getty (Independent) · Ed Hershey (Working Class) · Lindsay Church (Independent)
Indiana · 9 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Iowa · 4 seats
Kansas · 4 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Steven Jacob (Libertarian)
Also on the ballot: Drew Cranmer (Libertarian)
Kentucky · 6 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
District 6Open seat
Louisiana · 6 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: E. Glass (Independent)
Also on the ballot: Lisa Ballay (Libertarian) · Walker Beach (Independent)
Maine · 2 seats
Maryland · 8 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Sam Husseini (Green)
Also on the ballot: Moshe Landman (Green)
Massachusetts · 9 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
No other candidate on file
No other candidate on file
Michigan · 13 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Minnesota · 8 seats
Mississippi · 4 seats
Missouri · 8 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Rebecca Sharpe Lombard (Libertarian)
Montana · 2 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Patrick McCracken (Libertarian)
Nebraska · 3 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Daniel Hartong (America First) · Nik Sandman (Libertarian)
Nevada · 4 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: David Anderson (Independent) · Dean Johnson (Independent) · Jon Kamerath (Independent American)
Also on the ballot: Gary Steele (Independent) · Russell Best (Independent American) · William Johnson (Independent)
New Hampshire · 2 seats
New Jersey · 12 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Aristotle Eliopoulos
Independent
Challenger
Craig Honts
Socialist Workers
Challenger
Also on the ballot: Da'Shone Hughey (We the People)
New Mexico · 3 seats
New York · 26 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
No other candidate on file
Andre Easton
Socialism and Liberation
Challenger
North Carolina · 14 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Matt Laszacs (Libertarian)
Also on the ballot: Daniel Cavender (Libertarian)
Also on the ballot: Robert Luffman (Libertarian)
Also on the ballot: Maad Abu-Ghazalah (Libertarian)
Also on the ballot: Robert "Bo" Whitehead (Green)
Also on the ballot: Steve Feldman (Libertarian)
Also on the ballot: Steven Swinton (Libertarian)
North Dakota · 1 seat
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Ohio · 15 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Michael J. Veloff (Libertarian)
Also on the ballot: Matthew Althaus (Libertarian)
Also on the ballot: Brennan Barrington (Libertarian)
Oklahoma · 5 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Robert P. Henri (Independent)
Oregon · 6 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Pennsylvania · 17 seats
Rhode Island · 2 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
South Carolina · 7 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Dayna Alane Smith (Workers)
Also on the ballot: Jessica Ethridge (Libertarian)
South Dakota · 1 seat
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Tennessee · 9 seats
Texas · 38 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Espoir Ngabo (Green)
Also on the ballot: John E Foddrill (Libertarian) · Marlón Durán (Green)
Also on the ballot: Greg Stoker (Green)
Utah · 4 seats
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Vermont · 1 seat
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
Also on the ballot: Adam Ortiz (Independent) · Phoenix Altair (Independent) · Ryan Walton (Independent) · Suzanne "Suz" Seymour (Independent)
Virginia · 11 seats
Washington · 10 seats
West Virginia · 2 seats
Wisconsin · 8 seats
Wyoming · 1 seat
Race
Incumbent
Challengers
How many U.S. House seats are up in 2026?
All 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives are on the ballot on November 3, 2026; every member serves a two-year term.
Which House district had the closest result in 2024?
California's 13th District, where Adam Gray beat John S. Duarte by 0.08 points in 2024.
When is the 2026 election?
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026, the Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
How this page is built
Races are listed by state. Holders come from the audited snapshot of who is in office; the date each took the seat and the end of each term come from the term records; every last result is the race as recorded here, linked. Nothing on this page names a candidate, and no seat is rated. Once certified results are published they replace this page at the same address.