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Fox News Power Rankings: Democrats lead in the House, but redistricting keeps the GOP in the game
Republican redistricting wins could bank a dozen seats, but Democrats start just seven short of 218 with toss-up races poised to decide control.
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America's Newsroom' anchor Bill Hemmer breaks down the 2026 midterm power rankings with contributor Karl Rove on 'America's Newsroom.' Rove outlines four Senate toss-up races in Alaska, Iowa, Maine and Ohio, evaluates 16 House toss-up seats and examines the August 4 Michigan Democratic primary between progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed and establishment candidate Haley Stevens.
Given that Democrats only have an edge on the generic ballot and in party affiliation, so far, they look like they’re on track for an "average" night.
The GOP is likely to bank about a dozen seats from new district boundaries drawn by Republican-controlled state legislatures, up to nine of those in Florida and Texas alone.
Gavin Newsom scored his party an extra three to five seats after voters approved his gerrymandering referendum, but overall, the GOP won this battle in what now looks like a redistricting "forever war."
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