Overview
Track live Election Night 2026 results across Senate, House, Governor, statewide, and state legislative races, with calls, control, and margins against history.
The Election Night App is i360's live results tracker for Election Night 2026. It shows balance of power, race calls, vote margins, and turnout as results come in, for every level of race from the U.S. Senate to the state house, in one platform.
Use it to:
Follow control of the U.S. Senate, U.S. House, governorships, and all 95 state legislative chambers.
Compare tonight's results against past elections to spot overperformance, underperformance, and shifting trends.
Tag the races your team cares about and get alerts when they are called.
If you are interested in using the Election Night App, contact your Account Manager to add it to your subscription.
Getting around
The home screen has five areas, top to bottom:
Area | What it shows |
Top bar | Main menu, search, LIVE indicator, notifications, and your account menu |
Summary bar | Balance-of-power cards for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House, and Governors |
Left sidebar | My Races, Views, and Tags |
KPI strip | Five headline numbers for the night |
Races table | Every race in the current view, with search, filters, and a historic baseline |
Start on the home screen, narrow the table with a View or Tag, then click any race to open its page. Clicking the i360 / Election Night 2026 logo always returns you home.
Main menu (☰)
Click the ☰ icon at the far left of the top bar.
Choose My Races, or a National page: U.S. House, U.S. Senate, Governors, or Nationwide Chamber Summary.
Under States, hover a state to open its pages: Statewide Summary, Governor, U.S. Senate, Ballot Measures, State Senate, and State House.
Click the ☆ next to a state to mark it as a favorite.
Search
Type a state, district (for example, AZ-03), or candidate name in the search box. Click a result, or press Enter for the top result, to open that page.
LIVE indicator and notifications
Click the green LIVE badge to see how many races are reporting and which states reported most recently.
Click the bell for a running feed of race calls and chamber-control changes.
Summary bar and KPI strip
The summary bar shows who controls each chamber you track, and the KPI strip below it gives the night's headline numbers. Both update live.
Reading a summary card
Headline: the control call, such as NO CALL (undecided), R HOLD, or D FLIP.
Bar: seats from Democrat (left) to Republican (right). Solid means won or held, hatched means leading, and grey means uncalled. The black marker is the majority line (51 Senate, 218 House, 26 Governors).
D and R totals: seats each party has secured.
Footer: seats up, seats off cycle, and uncalled races. The clock icon shows the last update time.
Hover any bar segment or underlined term for an explanation.
Using cards
Click a card to open that chamber's page.
Drag a card by the six-dot handle to reorder it.
Hover a card and click × to remove it.
Click + Add Summary to pin another chamber or a single race. Use the Chambers tab to add a state chamber, or the Races tab to search for a race.
KPI strip
Tile | What it means |
Races Called | Races with a declared winner, out of all races |
Targets Won | Tagged races your preferred winner has won, out of all tagged races |
Races Reporting | Races with any votes counted |
Tossups Live | Uncalled races with a margin of 2 points or less |
Avg Overperf. | Average swing against the historic baseline, across races with results |
Targets Won and Avg Overperf. depend on your Preferred Party and the historic baseline you choose in the races table.
Races table
The races table lists every race in the current view, one row per race. Click any row to open that race's page. The same table appears on chamber, state, and My Races pages.
Views
Click a view in the left sidebar to change what the table shows. The number beside each view is how many races it holds.
View | Shows |
All Races | Every race you can see |
Competitive | Races within 10 points, counting only races with votes reported |
Just Called | Races called in the last hour |
When a view is active, the KPI strip still covers all races. A blue chip above the KPIs reminds you the table is filtered.
Reading a row
Row color: a filled row is a called race, colored by winner: blue for Democrat, red for Republican, purple for independent or other (or No on a ballot measure), and green for Yes. A white row is uncalled; its left edge shows the current leader, and orange flags a very close race.
Check icon: a tick means the race is called.
Flip badge: D FLIP or R FLIP marks a seat changing party.
Column | Meaning |
Race | Race name, leading candidate, office, and state. Hover for the full matchup. |
Tags | Tags on the race. Click Multiple (n) to see them all. |
Rating | Pre-election rating: Safe, Likely, Lean, Tilt, or Tossup |
RPTG | Percent of expected vote reported |
Status | Called D or R, Reporting, Pending, or Unopposed |
Turnout | Votes counted so far |
Margin | Current lead in points, such as D+18.2 |
Historic | Baseline margin (top) and swing against that baseline (bottom). An asterisk means the baseline is estimated for the district. |
Updated | Time of the last result update |
Sort, search, and filter
Sort: click a column header. Click again to reverse the order.
Search: type in Search races… to match race names, states, and candidates. Search only looks inside the current view and filters.
Filter: click Filter to narrow by Office, State Chambers, Tags, and State. The badge on the button shows how many filters are on. Click Clear all to reset.
Historic baseline
The Historic dropdown sets what tonight's results are compared against. Choose Last Race (the seat's previous election) or a Trump 2016, 2020, or 2024 presidential margin. The baseline drives the Historic column and the Avg Overperf. tile.
Race, chamber, and state pages
Every race, chamber, and state has its own page. Open one from the races table, a summary card, the main menu, or search.
Race page
A race page covers one contest: candidates, county results, the margin trend, history, and demographics. The header shows the race's status and rating, a % reporting bar, its tags, and tiles for the incumbent, overperformance against the last race, estimated votes remaining, turnout, the margin trend, and the current margin.
Race Results: click the collapse icon to show or hide minor candidates.
Margin trend: hover the sparkline for any point, or click it to open the full chart with a table of each update.
Latest Updates: Overall shows the previous margin, the change in the latest update, and the 3-update trend. By County lists the counties that just reported.
County map and Historic Comparison: the map shades each county by leader and lead size. The scatter plots each county's current margin against the baseline; dots above the dashed line are GOP overperformers. Change the baseline with the dropdown under the chart.
County Results: a sortable table of Dem %, GOP %, votes, reporting, margin, absentee and early votes (ABEV), Election Day votes, and update time.
Down-ballot races, such as a state house district, also show Historic Results by year and a District Demographics panel ranking the district among others in its chamber.
Chamber pages
Chamber pages track control of the U.S. Senate, U.S. House, Governors, and each state chamber, seat by seat. The header shows a seat arc colored by party, plus Dem Seats, Majority, GOP Seats, Outstanding, Net Flips, and Chamber Probability.
Switch chamber: click the chamber name in the breadcrumb (for example, US Senate ▾).
Map or Ratings: Map colors each state or district by leader and lead size; click one to open its race. Ratings stacks seats from Safe D to Safe R.
Seats sorted by margin: hover the strip to see each race and its margin; the matching seat lights up in the arc.
Nationwide Chamber Summary
This page shows all 95 state legislative chambers at once. The totals strip shows Chambers, Dem Control, GOP Control, Tied, Undecided, Flipping Dem, Flipping GOP, and Control Unbanked. Narrow the cards by state or chamber type, and sort by state, net flips, control probability, uncalled races, or seats up. Click a card to open that chamber.
Statewide Summary
A state's Statewide Summary covers everything on its ballot. Tiles show PVI, registered voters, races called, races live now, tossups (2 points or less), and total races. Four tabs sit below:
Map: side-by-side maps of the top races and districts. Click a district to open its race.
Races: the state's races table.
Demographics: statewide age, education, gender, income, occupation, and race and ethnicity, each ranked against all 50 states.
Election History: past top-of-ticket results by year. Click the › arrow on a row to see the full ballot.
Ballot Measures
Open a state's ballot measures from the main menu: hover the state, then choose Ballot Measures. Each measure shows its Yes/No split, reporting, status, turnout, and margin. Green rows passed; purple rows failed.
Tagging and My Races
Tags let you and your organization group the races you care about, so your team works from the same list on Election Night.
Tag a race
Open the race's page.
Click + Add Tag.
Type a new tag under My tags, or pick an Org tag shared with your organization.
To remove a tag, click the × on its chip.
Set the preferred winner
On a race page, click the ☆ beside a candidate in Race Results and choose Set as preferred winner. The filled ★ marks your target. By default, it follows your Preferred Party; choose Clear override (use default) to reset it. The preferred winner drives the Targets Won tile.
Filter by tag
Click a tag in the left sidebar's Tags list to filter the races table. Click more tags to combine them, or combine tags with a view (for example, Competitive plus a tag). Click Clear beside the Tags header to remove tag filters.
My Races
My Races is your personal page of every race carrying one of your tags. Open it from the sidebar or the main menu. It has its own KPI strip, and races are grouped by tag, each group with its own search and baseline.
Bulk Tagging
If your account has tagging permissions, you can tag many races at once.
Open your account menu (your initial, top right), hover Tagging, and choose Bulk Tagging.
Choose an Organization and an Org tag, or type a New tag and click Create.
Narrow the list with the States, Offices, and Race types filters, search, or the All, Tagged, and Untagged buttons.
Tick the races you want.
Click Tag to apply the tag, or Remove from to take it off the selected races.
Settings and alerts
Click your initial in the top-right corner to open the account menu.
Setting | What it does |
Preferred Party | Click D or R to set the side the app roots for. It sets the default preferred winner (★) in each race and drives Targets Won. |
Notifications | Choose which events alert you and whether by browser, email, or both. |
Summary Bar | Show or hide the balance-of-power cards. |
Layout | Full (dashboard), Simplified (balance-of-power bars only), or Automatic. |
Text Size | Drag the slider to scale all text. Click Reset to default to undo. |
Sign out | Ends your session. |
Notifications
You can be alerted when a tagged race is called, and when control of a chamber on your summary bar becomes official or flips. Browser alerts appear under the bell; email alerts arrive as a digest every few minutes.
Simplified layout
Simplified replaces the dashboard with a stack of balance-of-power bars, which works well on a projector, wall display, or small screen.
Tips
Set your Preferred Party first. It shapes the ★ targets, Targets Won, and how overperformance reads.
Tag the races you care about, then use My Races or a sidebar tag as your working list.
Turn on email alerts for tagged-race calls if you won't be watching the screen.
Hover almost anything (bar segments, underlined labels, views, map districts) for a definition or exact value.
If a race seems missing, remember that table search only looks inside the current view and filters. Click Clear all in Filter.
Use the Simplified layout for a wall display, and Text Size for readability.
Watch the demo
Walk through the Election Night App step by step in our interactive demo: Election Night App Demo.
Disclaimer: The data shown in this article and in the demo is sample data intended for illustrative purposes only, and should not be construed as predictive or actual electoral data.
To add the Election Night App to your subscription, contact your Account Manager.