2026 Congressional Candidate Dashboard

In the 2026 midterm elections, control of Congress could hinge on just a handful of races — and they might NOT be in your state. Ten pivotal battleground states could decide the balance of power in the U.S. House. The candidates running in these districts will help shape national policy on everything from reproductive rights to climate action, so their positions matter to all of us.

This Candidate Dashboard gives you a look at key contenders in these critical races, detailing their policy positions, party affiliation, backgrounds, and priorities — information that’s essential whether you vote in these states or simply care about the balance of power in Congress.

Thank you to Sue Kelly, Lynne Freeman, and Jacquie Gardner for your research. Some source material from Force Multiplier.

Updated June 18, 2026. For the most up-to-date information and an interactive map, please refer to 270towin.com

California


Colorado


Georgia

  • Senate: Jon Ossoff (D)

    Senate: Jon Ossoff (D) Incumbent

  • Mike Collins (R)

    Senate: Mike Collins (R)

  • Derek Dooley (R)

    Senate: Derek Dooley (R)

    Photo Credit: Dooley for Georgia


Maine


Michigan


Nevada

  • Susie Lee (D)

    District 3: Susie Lee (D)

  • Marty O'Donnell (R)

    District 3: Marty O'Donnell (R)

  • District 3: Jon Kamerath (I)

  • District 3: David Anderson (No Political Party)

  • District 3: Patrick Dean Johnson (No Political Party)


New Jersey


New Mexico


New York

  • Laura Gillen (D)

    District 4: Laura Gillen (D) Incumbent

  • District 4: Jeanine Driscoll (R)

  • District 4: Marvin Suber Williams (R)

  • Josh Riley

    District 19: Josh Riley (D)

  • Peter Oberacker (R)

    District 19: Peter Oberacker (R)

  • District 19: Alexander Portelli (R)

    Photo source


North Carolina


Oregon


Pennsylvania


Washington