These are the expected results of the races yet to be called in the House of Representatives
Of the 29 elections yet to be decided, Republicans are projected to win between four and 11, according to Inside Elections. They need five for a majority.
Erin Covey, Jacob Rubashkin, and Nathan Gonzales, analysts for Inside Elections, begin their analysis of the situation by saying, "Apparently, there aren’t any normal elections." Either that, or what was "normal" has changed and we have to accept it.
According to analysts:
Republicans need to win five more seats
Now, the Republicans' chances of winning districts have narrowed to a range of between 4-11 seats. It could be enough, as they currently only need five more to control the House. Here's the situation, according to Inside Elections:
Likely Democratic victory:
AZ-04 (Stanton, D)
CA-09 (Harder, D)
CA-26 (Brownley, D)
MD-06 (Trone, D)
Democratic victory trend:
AK-AL (Peltola, D)
NV-04 (Horsford, D)
Democratic leaning:
CA-47 (Porter, D)
CA-49 (Levin, D)
ME-02 (Golden, D)
NV-01 (Titus, D)
NV-03 (Lee, D)
NY-18 (Ryan, D)
Tied:
CA-13 (Open; Harder, D)
CA-22 (Valadao, R)
CT-05 (Hayes, D)
NM-02 (Herrell, R)
NY-22 (Open; Katko, R)
OR-06 (Open; New)
WA-08 (Schrier, D)
Republican leaning:
AZ-06 (Open; Kirkpatrick, D)
CA-27 (Garcia, R)
CO-08 (Open; New)
OR-05 (Open; Schrader, D)
Republican victory trend:
AZ-01 (Schweikert, R)
CA-45 (Steel, R)
MT-01 (Open, New)
WA-03 (Open; Herrera Beutler, R)
Likely Republican victory:
CA-03 (Open; McClintock, R)
CA-40 (Kim, R)
Uncalled House Republican races to watch for:
CO-03 (Boebert, R)
CA-41 (Calvert, R)