这些2026年中期选举的众议院和参议院竞选仍无最终赢家
2026-11-06T09:18:39-0500
2026年中期选举中，国会席位构成发生了巨大变化：民主党已决定性掌控参议院，且赢得了数十个众议院席位，此次选举有望成为近几十年来规模最大的中期选举“溃败”之一。
由于两场参议院竞选和20多场众议院竞选的胜者尚未确定，国会的准确席位构成仍不明确。这些竞争包括共和党以微弱优势控制的选区、几个可能转向共和党的民主党席位，以及加利福尼亚州和其他西部州需要完成计票的多场竞选。
以下是哥伦比亚广播公司新闻（CBS News）尚未预测结果的国会竞选情况，以及各选区的当前状态：
参议院胶着竞选
民主党将以至少54个参议院席位进入明年，而共和党则拥有44个席位。目前仍有两场参议院竞选未出结果——其中一场长期被视为关键战场，另一场则属于“黑马”竞选。
阿拉斯加州参议院竞选：共和党参议员丹·沙利文（Dan Sullivan）寻求连任，对手是民主党候选人玛丽·佩尔托拉（Mary Peltola），这场竞选因另一位丹·沙利文的选票资格引发的最后时刻丑闻而备受关注，双方实力胶着。由于仍有未计选票，以及阿拉斯加州采用的排名选择投票制度（允许选民按偏好顺序对候选人进行排名），计票可能会拖得较长。如果没有候选人获得多数选民的首选选票，得票最低的候选人将被淘汰，计票将进入第二轮。最终结果预计要到选举日15天后公布。沙利文和佩尔托拉的竞选团队均声称自己占据优势。
密西西比州参议院竞选：这场共和党参议员辛迪·海德-史密斯（Cindy Hyde-Smith）与民主党候选人斯科特·科洛姆（Scott Colom）的竞选原本并未被外界看好会竞争激烈，但目前仍是势均力敌的胶着状态。州政府官员表示，仍有数千张邮寄选票未计，且这些选票在选举日后五天内仍可合法送达，同时还有数量不明的“宣誓选票”（选民资格有待核查）。科洛姆和海德-史密斯均预测自己将最终获胜。
民主党需防守的选区
周二晚间的主要看点是民主党赢下的数十个共和党倾向的选区，但仍有少数共和党众议院候选人试图逆流而上，要么是因选区重划，要么是受益于有利的本地政治格局。
缅因州第2选区：这个倾向共和党、支持特朗普的选区是共和党赢回众议院席位的核心机会之一。此前温和派民主党众议员贾里德·戈登（Jared Golden）决定不寻求连任，这场竞选由此成为前共和党州长保罗·勒佩奇（Paul LePage）与民主党候选人马特·邓拉普（Matt Dunlap）之间的对决。尽管邓拉普已承认败选，但缅因州官员表示，由于勒佩党的得票率刚低于50%，这场竞选将进入排名选择计票环节，计票将于11月9日开始。
佛罗里达州第9选区：这是佛罗里达共和党在中期选举前的选区重划中，将四个选区转向右翼的选区之一，也是唯一尚未被预测为民主党获胜的选区。民主党众议员达伦·索托（Darren Soto）正试图抵御共和党对手丹·格林（Dan Green）的挑战。
路易斯安那州第6选区：这个原本倾向民主党、以黑人占多数的选区，在最高法院裁定该州选区地图存在过度依赖种族、削弱《投票权法案》的问题后被重新划分。如今该选区的共和党倾向大幅增强，但由于该州采用“单一初选”制度（无党派人士均可参加初选），没有任何候选人能接近多数得票，这场竞选可能于下月进入决选。
共和党控制的关键战场
共和党掌控的多场竞选尚未出结果，其中就包括民主党希望赢下的选区。
科罗拉多州第3选区：共和党众议员杰夫·赫德（Jeff Hurd）正试图守住这个以农村为主的选区，面临民主党候选人德韦恩·罗梅罗（Dwayne Romero）的挑战。
科罗拉多州第4选区：争议不断的共和党众议员劳伦·博伯特（Lauren Boebert）正与民主党候选人艾琳·劳巴赫（Eileen Laubacher）竞争。两年前，博伯特在2022年以微弱优势赢下一个竞争力较强的选区后，转而参选这个选区。
佛罗里达州第7选区：在共和党瑞安·以利亚（Ryan Elijah）击败深陷丑闻的共和党众议员科里·米尔斯（Cory Mills）的初选后，以利亚正与民主党候选人巴尔·达尔顿（Bale Dalton）竞争。该选区历来倾向共和党。
佛罗里达州第26选区：共和党众议员马里奥·迪亚斯-巴拉特（Mario Diaz-Balart）正抵御南佛罗里达民主党对手妮可·洛克林（Nicole Locklin）的挑战。
佛罗里达州第27选区：这场竞选是两位前迈阿密地区新闻主播之间的对决——共和党众议员玛丽亚·埃尔维拉·萨拉萨尔（Maria Elvira Salazar）与民主党候选人埃利奥特·罗德里格斯（Eliott Rodriguez）。今年早些时候，萨拉萨尔曾警告称特朗普的移民政策可能会疏远拉美裔选民，引发舆论关注。
明尼苏达州第1选区：共和党众议员布拉德·芬斯塔德（Brad Finstad）正与民主党候选人杰克·约翰逊（Jake Johnson）展开激烈角逐，而芬斯塔德在2024年曾以17.2个百分点的优势获胜。根据该州法律，得票差距小于0.25个百分点的候选人可申请重新计票。
田纳西州第4选区：共和党众议员斯科特·德斯雅尔斯（Scott DesJarlais）正防守自己的席位，抵御民主党候选人维多利亚·布罗德里克（Victoria Broderick）的挑战。该选区属于共和党占优的选区，尽管在选区重划后，其共和党倾向有所减弱。
北卡罗来纳州第3选区：共和党众议员格雷格·墨菲（Greg Murphy）正与民主党候选人雷蒙德·史密斯（Raymond Smith）竞争。该选区在去年的选区重划中变得略微倾向民主党，但仍偏向共和党。
北卡罗来纳州第5选区：共和党众议员弗吉尼亚·福克斯（Virginia Foxx）正面临民主党候选人查克·哈伯德（Chuck Hubbard）的挑战。福克斯在20多年前首次当选，是北卡罗来纳州国会代表团中任职时间最长的成员；该州在中期选举中经历了剧烈变化，民主党赢下了多个众议院席位和一个参议院席位。
北卡罗来纳州第7选区：共和党众议员大卫·鲁泽（David Rouzer）正与民主党候选人金伯利·哈迪（Kimberly Hardy）竞争。
北卡罗来纳州第8选区：共和党众议员马克·哈里斯（Mark Harris）正与民主党候选人科尔比·沃森（Colby Watson）竞争。
北卡罗来纳州第10选区：共和党众议员帕特·哈里根（Pat Harrigan）正面对民主党候选人阿什利·贝尔（Ashley Bell）。
纽约州第21选区：共和党候选人安东尼·科斯坦蒂诺（Anthony Constantino）正与民主党候选人布莱克·金德宾（Blake Gendebien）竞争这个倾向共和党、位于上州的选区，该选区因共和党众议员伊莉斯·斯蒂芬尼克（Elise Stefanik）决定不寻求连任而出现空缺。
南卡罗来纳州第1选区：这个沿海选区由即将离任的共和党众议员南希·梅斯（Nancy Mace）掌控，目前正展开激烈竞争，候选人包括查尔斯顿县议会议员、共和党人珍妮·科斯塔·霍尼卡特（Jenny Costa Honeycutt），以及前海军上将南希·拉科雷（Nancy Lacore）——后者是在国防部长皮特·赫格塞特（Pete Hegseth）任职期间被解雇的人员之一。
南卡罗来纳州第2选区：长期任职的共和党众议员乔·威尔逊（Joe Wilson）正与民主党候选人齐翁·哈利法（Zyon Khalifa）竞争。
亚利桑那州第2选区：这是2024年竞选的重演，共和党众议员伊莱·克兰（Eli Crane）正与民主党候选人乔纳森·内兹（Jonathan Nez）竞争。
亚利桑那州第5选区：共和党候选人马克·兰姆（Mark Lamb）正与民主党候选人伊丽莎白·李（Elizabeth Lee）竞争，该选区因共和党众议员安迪·比格斯（Andy Biggs）决定参选州长而出现空缺。
亚利桑那州第8选区：共和党众议员阿比·哈马德（Abe Hamadeh）正与民主党候选人伯纳德特·格林-普拉森西亚（Bernadette Greene-Placentia）竞争。
请稍候…
部分众议院选区的结果可能需要一段时间才能公布，要么是因为仍有选票待计，要么是因为即将迎来决选。在加利福尼亚州的一些选区，两位候选人属于同一政党，因此这些竞选对国会席位构成没有任何影响。
阿拉斯加州选区：共和党众议员尼克·贝吉奇（Nick Begich）正与民主党支持的无党派人士比尔·希尔（Bill Hill）及其他少数候选人竞争。需注意的是：阿拉斯加州采用排名选择投票制度，因此可能需要进一步计票。
加利福尼亚州第4选区：位于纳帕谷地区，长期任职的众议员迈克·汤普森（Mike Thompson）正与同为民主党人、商人埃里克·琼斯（Eric Jones）竞争。
加利福尼亚州第7选区：这个选区因选区重划发生了重大变化。民主党众议员多丽丝·松井（Doris Matsui）正与另一位民主党人马伊·vang竞争。
加利福尼亚州第11选区：民主党人斯科特·维纳（Scott Wiener）和康妮·陈（Connie Chan）正为这个长期由即将退休的众议员南希·佩洛西（Nancy Pelosi）掌控的旧金山选区展开角逐。
加利福尼亚州第14选区：民主党人梅利莎·埃尔南德斯（Melissa Hernandez）与众议员艾莎·瓦哈卜（Aisha Wahab）正参与这个选区的竞选；该选区此前由众议员埃里克·斯沃韦尔（Eric Swalwell）掌控，斯沃韦尔因性骚扰指控辞职——他否认了这些指控。
加利福尼亚州第23选区：共和党众议员杰伊·奥伯诺尔特（Jay Obernolte）正与民主党候选人特莎·霍奇（Tessa Hodge）竞争。
加利福尼亚州第40选区：在去年的选区重划打乱南加州众议院选区布局后，现任共和党众议员肯·卡尔弗特（Ken Calvert）和金·杨（Young Kim）正相互竞争，以代表橙县和内陆帝国的部分地区。
华盛顿州第4选区：共和党人阿曼达·麦金尼（Amanda McKinney）和民主党人约翰·杜雷斯基（John Duresky）正为这个选区竞选，该选区因即将退休的众议员丹·纽豪斯（Dan Newhouse）而出缺；纽豪斯是为数不多在2021年1月6日骚乱后投票弹劾特朗普的共和党人之一。
华盛顿州第5选区：位于华盛顿州东部，共和党众议员迈克尔·鲍姆加特纳（Michael Baumgartner）正与民主党人卡梅拉·康罗伊（Carmela Conroy）竞争。
路易斯安那州第5选区：民主党人帕特里夏·穆尔（Patricia Moore）和共和党人加布·弗尔曼特（Gabe Firment）将于12月在这个极其保守的选区进入决选。该选区目前由共和党众议员朱莉娅·莱特洛（Julia Letlow）掌控，她本周已当选为参议员。
犹他州第4选区：共和党众议员迈克·肯尼迪（Mike Kennedy）正寻求连任，抵御民主党候选人乔尼·拉森（Jonny Larsen）的挑战。
These House and Senate midterm races don’t have winners yet
2026-11-06T09:18:39-0500
The makeup of Congress shifted dramatically in the 2026 midterm elections, as Democrats decisivelywon control of the Senate andpicked up dozens of House seats — in what’s on track to be one of the largest midterm routs in recent decades.
The exact margins of Congress are not yet clear, as winners have not yet been projected in two Senate races and more than two dozen House races. They include GOP-held districts with razor-thin margins, a few Democratic seats that could flip to Republicans and several races in California and other Western states that still need to count ballots.
Here’s a look at the congressional races that CBS News has not yet projected, including where the results stand:
Senate Toss-Ups
Democrats are set to enter next year with at least 54 Senate seats, compared to Republicans’ 44. Two Senate races still haven’t been called — one has long been viewed as a battleground, and the other came out of nowhere.
Alaska Senate: Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan is running for reelection against Democrat Mary Peltola, a razor-thin race rocked by a last-minute scandalover how another Dan Sullivan got on the ballot. The count could drag on due to both outstanding ballots and Alaska’s ranked choice voting system, which allows voters to rank candidates in order of preference. If no candidate is the top choice of a majority of voters, the last-place candidate is eliminated and the counting process moves to a second round. Final results aren’t expected until 15 days after Election Day. Both the Sullivan and Peltola campaigns have argued they have the upper hand.
Mississippi Senate: The race between GOP Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democrat Scott Colom was not widely expected to be competitive, but it remains a toss-up. State officials say thousands of mail ballots are outstanding and can legally arrive within five days of the election, and there are an unknown number of “affidavit” ballots from voters whose eligibility needs to be checked. Colom and Hyde-Smith have both predicted that they’ll emerge victorious.
Democrats on Defense
The dozens of red districts that Democrats flipped were the primary story of Tuesday night, but a few Republican House candidates are still trying to swim against the tide, either due to redistricting or a favorable local political makeup.
Maine’s 2nd District: This red, pro-Trump district is one of Republicans’ top opportunities to flip a House seat, after moderate Democratic Rep. Jared Golden’s decision not to run for reelection set the stage for a contest between former GOP Gov. Paul LePage and Democrat Matt Dunlap. Even though Dunlap conceded, officials in Maine say the racewill proceed to a ranked-choice tabulation because LePage was just shy of the 50% mark. The tabulation will start Nov. 9.
Florida’s 9th District: This was one of four districts that Florida Republicans tilted to the right in a pre-midterm redistricting campaign — and the only one that hasn’t yet been projected as a Democratic win. Democratic Rep. Darren Soto is trying to stave off a challenge from Republican Dan Green.
Louisiana’s 6th District: This formerly blue-leaning, majority-Black district was redrawn after the Supreme Court voided the state’s maps, finding that mapmakers relied too heavily on race and narrowing the Voting Rights Act. It’s now significantly redder, but since no candidate is close to a majority under the state’s “jungle” primary system, it could go to a runoff next month.
GOP-Held Battlegrounds
Several races held by Republicans still don’t have projections — including in districts that Democrats are hoping to flip.
Colorado’s 3rd District: Republican Rep. Jeff Hurd is trying to hold on to this largely rural district, and faces a challenge from Democrat Dwayne Romero.
Colorado’s 4th District: Firebrand Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert is running against Democrat Eileen Laubacher. Boebert switched to the district two years ago, after narrowly winning reelection in a more competitive district in 2022.
Florida’s 7th District: Republican Ryan Elijah is running against Democrat Bale Dalton, after Elijah defeated the scandal-plagued GOP Rep. Cory Mills in a primary. The district has historically leaned red.
Florida’s 26th District: GOP Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart is trying to fend off a challenge from Democrat Nicole Locklin in South Florida.
Florida’s 27th District: It’s a battle between two former Miami-area news anchors — GOP Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar and Democrat Eliott Rodriguez. Salazar made waves earlier this year when she warned President Trump’s immigration policies could alienate Latino voters.
Minnesota’s 1st District: Republican Rep. Brad Finstad is locked in a tight battle against Democrat Jake Johnson, after Finstad won by 17.2 points in 2024. Under state law, candidates who are behind by less than 0.25 points can request a recount.
Tennessee’s 4th District: GOP Rep. Scott DesJarlais is defending his seat against Democrat Victoria Broderick. It’s a red district, though it was made somewhat less red in redistricting.
North Carolina’s 3rd District: GOP Rep. Greg Murphy is running against Democrat Raymond Smith. The district was made slightly bluer during redistricting last year, but it still favors Republicans.
North Carolina’s 5th District: GOP Rep. Virginia Foxx is facing Democrat Chuck Hubbard. First elected over 20 years ago, Foxx is the longest-serving member of the Tar Heel State’s congressional delegation, which was shaken up in the midterms, with Democrats flipping several House seats and a Senate seat.
North Carolina’s 7th District: Republican Rep. David Rouzer is running against Democrat Kimberly Hardy.
North Carolina’s 8th District: GOP Rep. Mark Harris is facing Democrat Colby Watson.
North Carolina’s 10th District: Republican Rep. Pat Harrigan faces Democrat Ashley Bell.
New York’s 21st District: Republican Anthony Constantino is running against Democrat Blake Gendebien in a red-leaning Upstate district left open by GOP Rep. Elise Stefanik’s decision not to seek reelection.
South Carolina’s 1st District: This coastal district — held by outgoing GOP Rep. Nancy Mace — is hosting a competitive contest between Republican Jenny Costa Honeycutt, a member of the Charleston County Council, and Nancy Lacore, a former Navy admiral who was among those fired during Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s tenure.
South Carolina’s 2nd District: Longtime Republican Rep. Joe Wilson is running against Democrat Zyon Khalifa.
Arizona’s 2nd District: In a rematch of 2024, Republican Rep. Eli Crane is running against Democrat Jonathan Nez.
Arizona’s 5th District: Republican Mark Lamb is running against Democrat Elizabeth Lee in a district left open by GOP Rep. Andy Biggs’ decision to run for governor.
Arizona’s 8th District: Republican Rep. Abe Hamadeh is running against Democrat Bernadette Greene-Placentia.
Please Hold…
Results could take a while in some House districts, either because ballots still need to be counted or because of runoffs. In some California districts, both candidates belong to the same party, so they don’t have any implications for the makeup of Congress.
Alaska’s At-Large District: Republican Rep. Nick Begich is running against Bill Hill, an independent endorsed by Democrats, and a few other candidates. Remember: Alaska has ranked-choice elections, so further tabulation may be needed.
California’s 4th District: In the Napa Valley area, longtime Rep. Mike Thompson is running against businessman and fellow Democrat Eric Jones.
California’s 7th District: This seat was changed significantly by redistricting. Democratic Rep. Doris Matsui is running against another Democrat, Mai Vang.
California’s 11th District: Democrats Scott Wiener and Connie Chan are battling for the San Francisco district long held by retiring Rep. Nancy Pelosi.
California’s 14th District: Democrats Melissa Hernandez and Rep. Aisha Wahab are running in a district previously held by Rep. Eric Swalwell, who resigned amid sexual misconduct allegations — which he denied.
California’s 23rd District: Republican Rep. Jay Obernolte is running against Democrat Tessa Hodge.
California’s 40th District: After California’s redistricting campaign last year scrambled the House districts in Southern California, incumbent Republican Reps. Ken Calvert and Young Kim are running against each other to represent parts of Orange County and the Inland Empire.
Washington’s 4th District: Republican Amanda McKinney and Democrat John Duresky are running for the district held by retiring Rep. Dan Newhouse, one of the only remaining Republicans who voted to impeach Mr. Trump after the Jan. 6, 2021, riot.
Washington’s 5th District: In Eastern Washington, GOP Rep. Michael Baumgartner is running against Democrat Carmela Conroy.
Louisiana’s 5th District: Democrat Patricia Moore and Republican Gabe Firment are headed to a December runoff in this deeply conservative district. It’s currently held by GOP Rep. Julia Letlow, who was elected to the Senate this week.
Utah’s 4th District: GOP Rep. Mike Kennedy is running for reelection against Democrat Jonny Larsen.
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