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House Majority Still Undecided: GOP Leads, but Many Races Remain Uncalled Alright, so here's the updated rundown: Right now, the House races are still kind of a mess—basically, a bunch of close ones haven't been called yet. According to the AP, Republicans are currently leading with 206 seats, while Democrats have 190[5]. That leaves 39 seats still up in the air, which is why we don't have a clear winner yet. Here's the deal on the numbers: Neither party has hit that magic 218 number needed for a majority[3]. We're talking around 39 nail-biters, especially in big battleground states and California[1][4]. So yeah, it's all still up in the air right now. For Democrats, the math is looking pretty tough. They'd need to win 28 of those remaining 39 seats to get to 218, which is a tall order. Republicans, on the other hand, only need 12 more to clinch the majority[3]. They did make some gains in places like New York, which helps, but it's still not a done deal[4]. Add to that the whole redistricting wild card—like in North Carolina, Republicans are likely picking up a few seats thanks to new maps, while Democrats might get a little help in Louisiana and Alabama[3][4]. So yeah, bottom line—it's still a waiting game. With all these tight races, it could be days (maybe even weeks?) before we know for sure which party actually has control of the House[1][4][5]. But right now, Republicans definitely have the edge[5]. Sources [1] Republicans win control of the Senate; House remains up for grabs https://t.co/HkWhHjlHmy [2] House Election 2024 Live Results https://t.co/JRAGmEzbUA [3] Live House election results for 2024 races https://t.co/p5OlmhtD60 [4] Control of the House Remains Up for Grabs https://t.co/SsmrEOme19 [5] Control of the US House hangs in the balance with enormous implications for Trump's agenda https://t.co/ikpiBJTdnR