House of Representatives Update: Has the GOP Flipped the Chamber?

At the time of writing, the GOP has flipped 8 House seats and has a +6 net gain.

Republicans need to flip just 5 seats during Tuesday’s elections in order to win a majority in the House of Representatives.

So far three House seats, two in Florida and one in Virginia, have flipped to Republican control. Follow along for updates: https://t.co/7LzvU6uGKx

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Democrats have flipped 4 House seats.

Republicans needed a +5 net gain to take control of the House of Representatives.

Here’s where the House stands at the time of writing:

From NBC News:

All 435 United States House seats are up for election in the 2022 midterms — but the path to partisan majority will come down to a much smaller number. Some 35 seats are rated a “toss up” heading into Election Day, according to the nonpartisan Cook Political Report. Going into Election Day, Democrats held a slim majority, 220 seats to Republicans’ 212. The GOP only needs a net gain of five seats to take control.

Here are some of the House races to watch down the stretch:

Another race to watch is Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert against Democrat Adam Frisch.

Boebert trails 52.0 to 47.9 with 71% reporting.

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