All 435 House Seats Up for Grabs: The Races That Will Decide Congress
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Every seat in the U.S. House of Representatives is on the ballot on Nov. 3. All 435 of them.
That means voters will decide not just who represents them, but which party controls the House in the next Congress. Control of the chamber gives a party the power to set the agenda, launch investigations, and block or advance legislation.
With the full House in play, a handful of competitive districts could tip the balance. The outcome will shape what the next Congress can — or cannot — accomplish.