2026 State Election Maps

Voters go to the polls Nov. 3, 2026. On the ballot: 36 governorships, 35 U.S. Senate seats, all 435 U.S. House seats, and 6,139 of the 7,386 seats in the country’s 99 state legislative chambers, 83% of the total, across 88 chambers in 46 states.

Switch the map below between our district-level race coverage, control of each legislature, who holds each governor’s office and which states are one-party trifectas. Pull the year back to 1992 to see how control has shifted since. Hover over a state for its makeup, click to hold the card open, and open its district maps from there.

Until the general electionTuesday, November 3, 2026
39Chambers Democratic
Republican56
4 tied, coalition-run or nonpartisan· Minnesota's House is tied 67–66; Alaska's Senate is run by a bipartisan coalition; Alaska's House is run by a bipartisan coalition; Nebraska's single chamber is officially nonpartisan.· line at 50% = majority threshold
Democratic (18 states)Republican (27)Split or tied (4)Nonpartisan (1)
Click into any state to see its election map
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Small states

Which party holds each state's legislature. A state is split when its two chambers disagree.