As of Monday morning, Republicans have been projected to win 212 U.S. House seats compared to 204 for Democrats. To garner a majority, a party needs to win 218 seats.
As Democrats clinched a Senate majority Saturday night, Republicans hope to save the U.S. House in an election that was expected to favor the GOP heavily.
To garner a majority, a party needs to win 218 seats. If all of the results held, Republicans would hold a 221-214 lead in the House. While Republicans remain the favorite to win the House majority, there is still a narrow path for Democrats to hang onto the majority, a proposition that seemed unthinkable going into Tuesday’s Election Day.
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