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Races we are following
In 2024, we set our sights on reclaiming the White House and expanding Republican majorities in Congress.
Republicans
- Donald Trump wins the Electoral College and the Majority Vote
Democrats
- Kamala Harris continue to make a fool of herself.
US Senate
(The goal: 62% of the Senate.) The results - a slim majority nearly incapable of doing anything meaningful.
In 2024, we set our sights on reclaiming the White House and expanding Republican majorities in Congress. The goals? A decisive victory for President Trump and supermajorities in both chambers to override vetoes, confirm judges, and enact real change.
Now, in late 2025, we reflect on the outcomes: a moderate Republican trifecta. Trump is back in the Oval Office, the Senate is Republican (53-47), and the House holds a slim but workable majority (220-215). We are hoping that the Democrats' grip will slip further, but vigilance is key—especially with 2026 midterms looming. Here's the updated scorecard.
Executive (2024 Presidential Race)The 2024 election delivered a mandate: Donald J. Trump defeated Kamala Harris in a landslide, securing 312 electoral votes to her 226. Popular vote: Trump 51%, Harris 47%. Republicans swept the popular vote in seven battleground states, proving the America First agenda resonates. Trump was inaugurated on January 20, 2025, for his second term, vowing to secure borders, boost the economy, and drain the swamp once more. Key Outcomes: Winner: Donald Trump (R) – Returning to build on his first-term successes. Democrats' field (Biden stepped aside; Harris led) collapsed under the weight of inflation, open borders, and cultural overreach. No viable path forward.
This victory allows a solid Republican control of the executive branch through 2028, barring unforeseen events.US Senate (Current: 53 Republicans, 45 Democrats, 2 Independents caucusing with Democrats.
Our new Goal:
Expand to 60+ for Supermajority) Pre-2024, the Senate stood at 51-49 Democrat control (including independents). With 34 seats up (plus one special), Republicans needed to hold their 21 vulnerable seats and flip at least three Democratic-held ones for majority control. We aimed higher: net +9 for a filibuster-proof 60. The result? Net +4 flips, reclaiming the majority for the first time since 2020.
Democrats defended in Trump-won states but lost ground in the heartland and Rust Belt.Map reference: Updated 2024 US Senate Contest Map | Credit: UVA Center for Politics.
Races That Mattered Most (2024 Outcomes)
Focusing on battlegrounds and toss-ups.
Arizona (D hold): Ruben Gallego (D) defeated Kari Lake (R) by 2.4 points. Democratic hold in a Trump state (-1 potential lost).
Florida (R hold): Rick Scott (R) defeated Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D) by 12.8 points. Solid Republican defense (+0).
Iowa (R hold): Joni Ernst (R) defeated Abby Finkenauer (D) by 6.5 points. Key rural hold (+0).
Michigan (D hold, open): Elissa Slotkin (D) narrowly defeated Mike Rogers (R) by 0.3 points.
Minnesota (D hold): Amy Klobuchar (D) defeated Royce White (R) by 15.7 points. Safe blue state (+0).
Montana (R flip): Tim Sheehy (R) defeated Jon Tester (D) by 7.1 points. Heartland flip from deep red state (+1).
Nebraska (R hold): Deb Fischer (R) defeated Adam Morfeld (D, but Independent challenger noted) by 6.6 points. Easy defense (+0).
Nevada (D hold): Jacky Rosen (D) defeated Sam Brown (R) by 1.7 points. Razor-thin hold in swing state (-1 potential lost).
Ohio (R flip): Bernie Moreno (R) defeated Sherrod Brown (D) by 3.8 points. Industrial flip (+1).
Pennsylvania (R flip): David McCormick (R) defeated Bob Casey (D) by 0.2 points. Iconic battleground flip (+1).
Texas (R hold): Ted Cruz (R) defeated Colin Allred (D) by 8.6 points. Border-state defense closes Dem paths (+0).
West Virginia (R flip, open): Jim Justice (R) defeated Glenn Elliott (D) by 41 points. Manchin's old seat flips easily (+1).
Wisconsin (D hold): Tammy Baldwin (D) defeated Eric Hovde (R) by 0.9 points. Close hold (-1 potential lost).
Net Result: Republicans flipped four (MT, OH, PA, WV), held all targets, and limited Dem defenses. Current majority: 53R-47D. Democrats' losses expose their Rust Belt weakness. To reach supermajority, target 7 more in 2026 (e.g., GA, MI, NH).
The House of Representatives
(Currently: 220 Republicans, 215 Democrats | November 2025 Update)
As of late 2022 (pre-2024), Republicans held 222-213. All 435 seats were up in 2024, with redistricting adding volatility. Our goal was to expand to 240+ for a commanding majority to pass bold reforms.
Outcome:
Net +5 Republican seats (via 8 flips minus 3 losses), securing 220-215. A "red ripple" again, but enough to retain control and block Democrat obstruction. Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) leads the chamber, focusing on border security and tax cuts. Key insight: Republicans won majorities in 30 states' districts; Democrats in 18. Net flips came from court battles (e.g., NC redistricting) and voter backlash to Dem policies. Key Republican Flips (D to R in 2024)These 8 districts shifted control, driving the net gain: AK-AL: Nick Begich III (R) defeated Mary Peltola (D) by 4.2 points. Alaska flips back.
MI-7: Tom Barrett (R) defeated Elissa Slotkin (D, but she ran for Senate; open-ish) by 1.5 points. Swing district flips.
NC-6: Addison McDowell (R) defeated Kathy Manning (D) by 12.4 points. Redistricting-aided flip.
NC-13: Brad Knott (R) defeated Wiley Nickel (D) by 14.7 points. Another NC gain.
NC-14: Tim Moore (R) defeated Jeff Jackson (D) by 18.9 points. Solid conservative pickup.
PA-7: Ryan Mackenzie (R) defeated Susan Wild (D) by 3.2 points. Lehigh Valley shifts right.
PA-8: Rob Bresnahan (R) defeated Matt Cartwright (D) by 4.6 points. Northeastern PA flip.
CO-8: Gabe Evans (R) defeated Yadira Caraveo (D) by 2.1 points. New suburban seat turns red.
Vulnerable Holds and Other Notes
Republicans defended 15+ toss-ups (e.g., CA-13: John Duarte (R) hold; NY-17: Mike Lawler (R) hold).
Democrats flipped 3 (e.g., CA-45 back to D), but couldn't overcome the map.
Vacancies: None major as of Nov 2025; special elections filled quickly.
To build a supermajority (241+ seats), we need 21 more flips in 2026—focus on blue-trending suburbs and Sun Belt battlegrounds. Support strong GOP challengers now.
Democrats' overreach cost them dearly in 2024. With Trump in charge and Congress aligned, real progress awaits. Stay engaged—2026 is our chance to lock it in. Questions? Contact the author.