New York Times: “Two days after the election, House Republicans, still stung by a disappointing midterm performance, had won or were leading in the races for 221 seats — just three more than needed to retake the 435-member chamber… Democrats had won or were in the lead for 214 seats.”
“More than 30 races were still uncalled as of midday Thursday, and could still shift. But Democrats were left with only a narrow chance of retaining control of the chamber — an outcome even party operatives privately saw as a longshot. And Republicans could expand their advantage, with G.O.P. strategists believing they could push their total into the mid-220s or slightly higher.”

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