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Democrats have a net — in called Senate races (they need —) and — in called House toss-ups (they need about —). In the Georgia House they have — seats locked of the — needed for a majority.
Georgia numbers come straight from the Secretary of State and refresh automatically. Out-of-state races use AP counts from news coverage, updated through the night. This page reloads its numbers every minute. "Called" means AP called it, or for Georgia, our own margin rule; it is not a Decision Desk HQ projection.
The seven toss-ups plus North Carolina, New Hampshire and Georgia. Poll closing times are Eastern.
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The races ABC rated as toss-ups going into Election Day.
| District | Democrat | Votes | Republican | Votes | Margin | In | Status |
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A runoff on December 1 follows if no one tops 50%.
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The metro Atlanta seats that decide whether Democrats can reach a House majority. Starred rows are people you're following.
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Uncontested seats count as won from the start. Hover a square for the district.