Who won control of Congress? A visual guide to the Senate, House elections

Republicans took control of the Senate, and the race to control the House continues.

Here are the latest balance of power results:

The 2024 election is fighting for the Senate

Republicans took control of the upper chamber with victories in Ohio, Florida and Texas.

In Texas, Sen. Ted Cruz (R) defeated challenger Colin Allred (D). In Ohio, Bernie Moreno (R) defeated Sen. Sherrod Brown (D). In Florida, Rick Scott (R) defeated Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D).

A total of 34 mandates were up for election. This is how the places are distributed so far:

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For the first time, the Senate will have two black women with Sen.-elect Lisa Blunt Rochester representing Delaware and Sen.-elect Angela Alsobrooks of Maryland.

The 2024 election campaign for the House of Representatives

All 435 seats in the House are up for grabs every midterm and presidential election year.

Like the Senate, control of the House came down to a handful of close races.

Before the election, Republicans only had control of the lower chamber with two seats.

This is how the places are distributed so far:

Election results could take days to be called, experts have warned.

Some states, like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, cannot begin processing absentee and mailed-in ballots until Election Day.