With the race in AZ-6 being called for incumbent Rep. Juan Ciscomani, the Republican Party will retain control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Decision Desk HQ predicts Juan Ciscomani (R) will win the U.S. House election in Arizona’s 6th Congressional District.#DecisionMade: 7:13 p.m. ET
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— Decision Desk HQ (@DecisionDeskHQ) November 12, 2024
There are eight races left – seven in California and one in Alaska. Calling the race in Alaska is delayed due to the ranked-choice voting format, and in California, mail-in ballots are still being received until Tuesday.
In California, Republican incumbents Michelle Steel and Ken Calvert look set to retain their seats, while John Duarte and Mike Garcia face a tougher fight. There are still potential disagreements: just a few thousand votes separate Republican Scott Baugh and Democrat Dave Min in the battle to replace Rep. Katie Porter in Orange County, and fewer than a thousand votes represent incumbent Democratic Rep. Jim Costa and the Republican challenger Michael Maher.
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Cole Patterson, data director for the Republican Party of California, says about 4 million ballots remain to be processed out of more than 12.5 million.
CA has 12,621,743 counted ballots, with an estimated approximately 4 million remaining to be processed.
With at least 12,624,086 voters whose ballots have been returned, we are currently showing about the same in our tracking.
At least 3.5 million Republicans in California voted in this election,… pic.twitter.com/IpJ3IDoRxS
— Cole Patterson📊 (@ColePattersonCA) November 11, 2024
California’s results don’t have to be certified for another 30 days.
