In the upcoming midterm elections, Democrats are expected to gain control of the US House of Representatives, winning in both competitive and solidly Republican districts. Currently, Republicans hold 218 seats and Democrats hold 214, with Democrats needing to flip just three seats to take control. This change would allow for increased oversight of the administration during the final two years of Donald Trump's presidency.
Key facts
- Democrats are projected to flip the House after the midterm elections.
- Republicans currently hold 218 seats, Democrats have 214.
- One seat is vacant for both parties, and one Republican is now an independent.
- Democrats need to flip three seats to gain control.
- The elections follow two years of Donald Trump's presidency.
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