Republicans on Track for a Slim House Majority, With 17 Seats Yet To Be Called

Republicans will likely have another slim majority, with few members to lose to President Trump’s future administration.

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Speaker Johnson joined from left by Congressman Richard Hudson and Majority Whip Tom Emmer meets with reporters on the steps of the Capitol Tuesday. AP/J. Scott Applewhite

Republicans are on track to retain their majority in the House, even though more than a dozen races have yet to be called. According to multiple outlets, Republicans have secured 214 seats, which means they need to win just four more races to cement their trifecta of power at Washington, D.C. 

Here’s a breakdown of races yet to be called.

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