Election Day is over, and Democrats are projected to maintain control of the House — albeit with a smaller majority than before.
Republicans have ousted at least eight Democratic incumbents so far, with several more close races having yet to be called.
Here’s a rundown of the seats both parties flipped in this election.
House Democratic incumbents who lost
Rep. Harley Rouda (Calif.-48)
Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (Fla.-26)
Rep. Donna Shalala (Fla.-27)
Rep. Abby Finkenauer (Iowa-01)
Rep. Collin Peterson (Minn.-07)
Rep. Xochitl Torres Small (N.M.-02)
Rep. Kendra Horn (Okla.-05)
Rep. Joe Cunningham (S.C.-01)
House Republican incumbents who lost
Open House seats picked up by Democrats
GA-07 (Rep. Rob Woodall)
NC-02 (Rep. George Holding)
NC-06 (Rep. Mark Walker)
Open House seats picked up by Republicans
MI-03 (Rep. Justin Amash, who quit the Republican Party and became a Libertarian)
Pending Races (Incumbents)
CA-21 (Rep. TJ Cox (R))
CA-25 (Rep. Mike Garcia (R))
CA-39 (Rep. Gil Cisneros (D))
IL-14 (Rep. Lauren Underwood (D))
IA-02 (Open — Rep. David Loebsack (D))
NY-01 (Rep. Lee Zeldin (R))
NY-02 (Open — Rep. Pete King (R))
NY-11 (Rep. Max Rose (D))
NY-18 (Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D))
NY-19 (Rep. Antonio Delgado (D))
NY-22 (Rep. Anthony Brindisi (D))
NY-24 (Rep. John Katko (R))
UT-04 (Rep. Ben McAdams (D))