Factbox: Democrats pick up net 32 seats in U.S. House, with some races still undecided
(Reuters) - Democrats have gained a net 32 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives after elections on Tuesday, with only seven races still undecided, according to the latest projections by media outlets and data provider DDHQ. The Democratic Party needed to pick up only 23 seats to wrest control of the chamber from the Republican Party. Following is the latest tally of seats that will change parties, based on the projections. State District Winning party Georgia 6 Democratic Washington 8 Democratic New Mexico* 2 Democratic Virginia 10 Democratic Florida 27 Democratic Pennsylvania 5 Democratic Pennsylvania 17 Democratic California 25 Democratic California 49 Democratic Colorado 6 Democratic Florida 26 Democratic Kansas 3 Democratic Minnesota 3 Democratic New Jersey 11 Democratic New York 11 Democratic Virginia 2 Democratic Pennsylvania 6 Democratic Michigan 11 Democratic Pennsylvania 7 Democratic Texas 32 Democratic Arizona 2 Democratic Illinois 6 Democratic New York 22 Democratic New York 19 Democratic Iowa 1 Democratic Illinois 14 Democratic Texas 7 Democratic Oklahoma 5 Democratic Minnesota 1 Republican Minnesota 2 Democratic New Jersey 7 Democratic Virginia 7 Democratic New Jersey 2 Democratic Iowa 3 Democratic South Carolina 1 Democratic Michigan 8 Democratic Pennsylvania 14 Republican Minnesota 8 Republican *Some outlets had initially called this district for the Republican candidate. (Reporting by Washington newsroom)
