Election Control Center
Compare the major election maps in one place. Each forecast combines a control threshold, baseline map, toss-up pool, race notes, and a direct path into the interactive editor.
Start from the 2024 result, move battleground states, and test which coalition reaches 270.
Open 2028 Forecast
The early presidential baseline starts with both parties short of 270 and a compact battleground set deciding the map.
The winner needs 270 of 538 electoral votes.
Republicans begin with the clearer control position, while Democrats need a near-perfect defensive map plus pickups.
A party usually needs 51 seats, or 50 with the vice presidency.
The House forecast is built around a narrow majority environment where a small group of crossover and suburban seats can decide control.
A majority requires 218 seats when all 435 seats are filled.
The governor map is balanced, with control hinging on a few open seats and states where federal partisanship does not fully predict outcomes.
A party needs 26 governorships for a national majority.
