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To win

Gain 3 seats. Flip the House.

our strategy

We've done the math.

The House is winnable.

Join the fight.

Working to win back the House in 2026 isn't just important—it’s a fundamental piece of the "stop Trump" strategy. It puts a necessary check on the MAGA agenda, and it's Step One in removing Republicans from federal office, full stop.

With the narrowest House majority in almost 100 years, winning the House is doable. Democrats need only three additional seats to flip the chamber.

To get there, we're focusing our efforts on competitive swing districts where the last election came down to a few thousand (or a few hundred!) votes. These races will be close, meaning volunteer time and resources can have the greatest impact.

While reclaiming the Senate is near-impossible for Democrats in 2026, winning the House is achievable—and essential. But only if we start early. By taking action now, we're laying the foundation for next year's victory.

Most flippable seats

Here's where we go on offense. Each of these Republican-held swing districts was won by a margin of 4% or less, or is a district that Kamala Harris won in 2024—making these races highly competitive in 2026. By focusing volunteer time and money here, we can maximize our impact to flip three seats.



GOP nominee headshot
GOP nominee
AK-AL


Nick  Begich  headshot
Nick Begich
AK-AL


David Schweikert headshot
David Schweikert
AZ-01


David Schweikert headshot
David Schweikert
AZ-01


Juan Ciscomani headshot
Juan Ciscomani
AZ-06


Juan Ciscomani headshot
Juan Ciscomani
AZ-06


John Duarte headshot
John Duarte
CA-13


Rep. David Valadao headshot
Rep. David Valadao
CA-22


Rep. Mike Garcia headshot
Rep. Mike Garcia
CA-27


Ken Calvert headshot
Ken Calvert
CA-41

Must-hold seats

To win back the House, we must also defend vulnerable Democratic seats. These first-term members of Congress fall into two categories: they won by less than 3% or represent districts that voted for Trump. Early organizing and fundraising will help these candidates build the strong campaigns they need to win reelection in 2026.



Mary Peltola headshot
Mary Peltola
AK-AL


Amish Shah headshot
Amish Shah
AZ-01


Kirsten Engel headshot
Kirsten Engel
AZ-06


Adam Gray headshot
Adam Gray
CA-13


Adam Gray headshot
Adam Gray
CA-13


Rudy Salas headshot
Rudy Salas
CA-22


George  Whitesides headshot
George Whitesides
CA-27


George  Whitesides headshot
George Whitesides
CA-27


Will Rollins headshot
Will Rollins
CA-41


Derek  Tran headshot
Derek Tran
CA-45

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LET’S GET TO WORK

We can only win if we work together—and if we start now. In 2024, Democratic candidates in House districts where we organized early performed better overall, even in the face of national headwinds. Here’s how to get started today.

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Host a Swing Left gathering

The fight ahead is a marathon and digital fatigue is real. Winning starts with face-to-face connections that help us build power. Bring together three friends or 30 neighbors, and we’ll provide a guide, script, and everything you need to get started.

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