Who runs each state, before and after
Red means Republicans hold the governor's office and both chambers of the legislature. Blue means Democrats hold all three. Purple means control is split between the parties. Tap or click a state for details.
- Republican control
- Democratic control
- Split control
- Not final yet
As of November 6, 2026. Some races are still being counted, and this map will be updated as results become final. Governors: race calls listed in the 2026 Results section below. Legislatures and trifectas: Ballotpedia, Stateline, MultiState, DLCC.
vXv Priority Report
Knowing who represents you will always be free. Launching soon, the vXv Priority Report will research each of these subjects in plain language, with sources and the same way for every party, and present the findings to lawmakers and vXv members:
- Where officials stand: what each official says they support, from their own statements, bills and votes
- Property taxes: assessments, rates, homestead and senior exemptions, and how each official has voted on them
- Eminent domain: when government can take private land, and who has proposed or voted on limits
- Zoning and housing: land-use rules, rezonings, housing supply and affordability decisions
- Short-term rentals: local permit, tax and rental rules by county and city
- Heirs’ property: family land without clear title, and state laws that protect or put it at risk
- Your county and state: property-rights laws and local ordinances where you live
Get each vXv Priority Report by email when it is released.
Your officials, in one place
Governors, U.S. Senators and U.S. Representatives for every state, checked against official rosters. Local officials are listed for the counties vXv has researched so far.
What happened to each seat
Each official's card shows their result from November 3, 2026. Officials stay listed until the winners are sworn in, and a winner is named only after the race is called.
Facts, not endorsements
voiceXvote does not endorse any candidate or party. Always confirm your exact districts with your state's official voter lookup.