The path to a Senate majority
Explore state win odds, control probabilities, expected seats, and the races that could shape a majority.
US Election Simulator · iPhone + iPadYour map.
Your map.
Your model.
Your election night.
Build a forecast that reflects your thinking. Follow the calls as they come in. Then see how your saved predictions measure up.
Live resultsThree 2026 modelsCreate your own modelCompare your picks
Be ready for the next call
Make election night interactive.
A broadcast-inspired live desk brings Senate, House, and Governors coverage together. Follow the national picture, then zoom into the races behind it.
- Know what has been called. Leaders and called winners are distinguished, with party totals and indicators when a party reaches control of the House or Senate.
- See when polls close. A visual poll-closing guide helps you follow the evening across all 50 states.
- Present your analysis. Use TV mode, tuck away the menu, zoom the map, or draw directly over it.
- Explore the seats. Switch between maps and zoomable seat views with state or district labels.
Reported results and race calls depend on provider coverage and availability.
How good was your map?Your picks.
Your picks.
The results.
The story between them.
Choose a saved House, Senate, or Governors prediction in Compare My Maps. See your picks alongside the results, spot correct and missed calls on an accuracy map, and follow your score as races are called.
- Choose a saved prediction separately for each office.
- See your accuracy across called races; uncalled races stay out of the score.
- Share a prediction score card with friends.
Save your map before selecting it for comparison. Example screenshots show sample values, not a current forecast or a promised score.
Senate · House · GovernorsThree models.
Three models.
More ways to understand the race.
Start with the in-house forecast, explore a race, and follow the uncertainty behind the headline.
All 435 House districts
Zoom from the national picture into a state and district, with candidate odds and estimated vote shares.
The governors who lead the states
Explore gubernatorial race probabilities, outcome ranges, and the number of people each party could govern.
See the forecast story
Simulation charts show outcome ranges, paths to a majority, and where race uncertainty is concentrated.
Meet the candidates
Race panels show candidate win odds, estimated vote shares, and illustrative vote totals, including independents where available.
Explore turnout assumptions
Likely-voter estimates add context to projected candidate totals, with an option to hide the turnout panel.
Models are simulations, not guarantees. Estimated vote shares, turnout, and candidate vote totals depend on model assumptions and are not election results.
Your assumptions. Your forecast.Create a model.
Create a model.
One clear step at a time.
A guided builder for Senate, House, and Governors walks you through choosing signals, setting the national mood, adjusting individual races, and allowing room for surprises.
- Choose what matters. Turn signals on or off, with short explanations of what each one does.
- Make it your own. Set national assumptions and make state- or district-specific adjustments.
- Review and run. See a concise summary before running your model, then save, edit, or share it.
The screen clearly identifies the in-house model or your personal model, so you always know which forecast you are exploring.
Look behind the colorsResearch the race.
Research the race.
Keep the map in view.
Research Mode on Senate, House, and Governors maps brings candidate portraits, campaign links, and related headlines into a compact panel. Tap a state or district to explore the details.
Revisit supported presidential elections back to 1960, Senate elections, and House and Governors results from 2018 through 2024. Explore state, county, or district detail where available. Supported runoff races show final runoff results first, with a way to revisit the initial election totals.
Candidate information, headlines, and geographic detail vary by race and source.
Make it your election workspaceUseful before, during,
Useful before, during,
and after election night.
Daily Summary + Daily Odds
Explore control gauges, polling and approval trends, competitive races, and model-versus-market context. Refresh progress makes each update easier to follow.
Election-night widgets
Keep key election updates within reach with iPhone and iPad widgets. Find the widget guide from the app’s home screen.
Create, save, and share maps
Build Senate, House, Governors, Electoral College, and presidential primary scenarios. Name your maps, revisit them, and share map cards.
A background that fits your view
Choose a patriotic background, use your own photo, or switch the background off. Organized options keep common map actions close at hand.
Ready for iPhone and iPad
Portrait and landscape workspaces, zoomable maps, readable panels, and quick display toggles help you stay focused.
Learn as you explore
A visual Welcome Guide and screen-specific help explain the maps, model tools, and navigation.
Inside the latest versionExplore the app.
Explore the app.
See the possibilities.
Actual iPhone screenshots supplied by the developer, captured October 21, 2026. Tap an image to open it. Displayed values are examples from capture time.
Follow it. Forecast it. Compare it.Make your next election