Republicans Near House Majority as Key Races Remain Tight

Republicans are seven seats away from maintaining control of the U.S. House of Representatives, with 25 races still uncalled. Currently, Republicans lead in enough districts to potentially secure a majority, which would give them unified control of Congress and the White House. However, Democrats lead in 14 of the uncalled races, leaving the outcome uncertain. The GOP's control of the House is crucial for advancing their legislative agenda, especially after a period of divided Congress and internal party conflicts.