US ELECTION DASHBOARD
Preparing public records and geographic context.
01 · THE 2026 MIDTERM ELECTIONS · NOVEMBER 3
All 435 House seats, 35 Senate contests and 36 governorships are on the November 3, 2026 ballot. Browse the races, follow source-reported results, and see who represents each state today.
02 · THE NATIONAL ATLAS
Every state is represented twice over: in the federal government in Washington, and by its own state government.
Also on the map: presidential results 2000–2024, county results, governors by party and the 2026 midterms.
03 · 2026 MIDTERMS · NOVEMBER 3
8 of 71 contests, drawn at random each time this page loads. Every contest has the same chance of appearing and of appearing first. Not a ranking, forecast or editorial selection.
New Hampshire
Seat status unverified · Six-year Class II term beginning January 3, 2027
Also on the ballot: Edmond Laplante (Constitution)
Partial official record · Reviewed
Mississippi
Incumbent seeking reelection · Six-year Class II term beginning January 3, 2027
Also on the ballot: Ty Pinkins (Independent)
Official roster verified · Reviewed
Arkansas
Incumbent seeking reelection · Six-year Class II term beginning January 3, 2027
Also on the ballot: Jeff Wadlin (Libertarian)
Partial official record · Stale review
North Carolina
Open seat · Six-year Class II term beginning January 3, 2027
Also on the ballot: Shannon W. Bray (Libertarian), Michael Dublin (Green)
Official roster verified · Reviewed
Kansas
Open seat · Four-year term
Official roster verified · Reviewed
Rhode Island
Incumbent seeking reelection · Six-year Class II term beginning January 3, 2027
Also on the ballot: Michael Bahry (Independent)
Partial official record · Reviewed
Rhode Island
Seat status unverified · Four-year term
Also on the ballot: Kenneth Block (Independent), Jasjit S. Gotra (Independent), C. D. Reynolds (Independent)
Partial official record · Reviewed
Wisconsin
Open seat · Four-year term
Official roster verified · Stale review
04 · THE U.S. GOVERNMENT
IN WASHINGTON
The President, Vice President and Cabinet, and the current membership of the U.S. Senate and House.
IN THE STATES
Sitting governors (24 Democratic · 26 Republican), state legislatures and a profile for every state and D.C.
