As of Monday morning, the remaining uncalled races are located in Alaska, California, Iowa, and Ohio. Republicans hold 218 seats, while Democrats have 212.

Alaska - At-Large District

In Alaska’s at-large congressional district, Democratic incumbent Rep. Mary Sattler Peltola is facing a tight contest against Republican Nick Begich. Currently, Begich leads with 48.7% of the vote, while Peltola follows closely at 46.1%. The vote tally stands at 155,120 for Begich compared to 146,782 for Peltola, with approximately 98% of the votes counted.

California - 13th Congressional District

Republican Rep. John Duarte is ahead of former Democratic state assembly member Adam Gray in California’s 13th Congressional District. With around 86% of the votes counted, Duarte has a narrow lead of 50.6% to 49.4%, with just over 2,000 votes separating the two candidates.

California - 45th Congressional District

In the 45th District, Democratic challenger Derek Tran has overtaken Republican Rep. Michelle Steel. Tran now leads by a mere 36 votes, reversing Steel's earlier advantage of a few hundred.

Iowa - 1st Congressional District

Republican incumbent Rep. Mariannet Miller-Meeks holds a lead of less than 1% over challenger Christina Bohannan, with nearly all votes counted. The margin is just under 1,000 votes. Bohannan has requested a recount due to the close results, and while Miller-Meeks has declared victory, the Associated Press has not yet called the race.

Ohio - 9th Congressional District

In Ohio's 9th District, Democratic incumbent Marcy Kaptur leads Republican Derek Merrin by less than 1 point, with over 99% of the votes counted. Kaptur’s advantage is just over 1,000 votes. In Ohio, races with a margin of 0.5% or less are eligible for an automatic recount.

As these races unfold, the final composition of the House majority remains uncertain.