If you vote in one of these districts, you could change the fate of Congress

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Democracy in action?
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To gain control of the House of Representatives during tomorrow’s midterm elections,  Democrats must win a minimum of 23 Republican-held seats. It’s an ambitious goal, but more and more polls suggest they’ll achieve it.

The Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan election tracker, has outlined 46 extremely competitive races where the outcome is either uncertain or may result in a Democratic gain that could swing the whole House.

Check the list below to see if you’re voting in one of them. (You can use Ctrl + F to jump ahead to your state.) If you’re not sure what your district is, this tool from the House of Representatives matches your ZIP code and address to your congressional district.

Arizona

District 01 – Wendy Rogers (GOP) v. Rep. Tom O’Halleran (Dem)

District 02 – Lea Marquez Peterson (GOP) v. Ann Kirkpatrick (Dem)

California

District 10 – Rep. Jeff Denham (GOP) v. Josh Harder (Dem)

District 25 – Rep. Steve Knight (GOP) v. Katie Hill (Dem)

District 39 – Young Kim (GOP) v. Gil Cisneros (Dem)

District 45 – Rep. Mimi Walters (GOP) v. Katie Porter (Dem)

District 48 – Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (GOP) v. Harley Rouda (Dem)

Colorado

District 06 – Rep. Mike Coffman (GOP) v. Jason Crow (Dem)

Florida

District 15 – Rep. Rob Spano (GOP) v. Kristen Carlson (Dem)

District 26 – Rep. Carlos Curbelo (GOP) v. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (Dem)

District 27 – Maria Elvira Salazar (GOP) v. Donna Shalala (Dem)

Georgia

District 06 - Rep. Karen C. Handel (GOP) v. Lucy McBath (Dem)

Iowa

District 01 – Rep. Rod Blum (GOP) v. Abby Finkenauer (Dem)

District 03 – Rep. David Young (GOP) v. Cindy Axne (Dem)

Illinois

District 06 – Rep. Peter Roskam (GOP) v. Sean Casten (Dem)

District 14 – Rep. Randy Hultgren (GOP) v. Lauren Underwood (Dem)

Kansas

District 02 – Steve Watkins (GOP) v. Paul Davis (Dem)

District 03 – Rep. Kevin Yoder (GOP) v. Sharice Davids (Dem)

Kentucky

District 06 – Rep. Andy Barr (GOP) v. Amy McGrath (Dem)

Maine

District 02 – Rep. Bruce Poliquin (GOP) v. Jared Golden (Dem)

Michigan

District 08 – Rep. Mike Bishop (GOP) v. Elissa Slotkin (Dem)

District 11 – Rep. Lena Epstein (GOP) v. Haley Stevens (Dem)

Minnesota

District 01 – Jim Hagedorn (GOP) v. Dan Feehan (Dem)

District 02 – Rep. Jason Lewis (GOP) v. Angie Craig (Dem)

District 03 – Rep. Erik Paulsen (GOP) v. Dean Phillips (Dem)

North Carolina

District 09 – Mark Harris (GOP) v. Dan McCready (Dem)

District 13 – Rep. Ted Budd (GOP) v. Kathy Manning (Dem)

Nevada

District 03 – Danny Tarkanian (GOP) v. Susie Lee (Dem)

District 04 – Cresent Hardy (GOP) v. Steven Horsford (Dem)

New Jersey

District 03 – Rep. Tom MacArthur (GOP) v. Andy Kim (Dem)

District 07 – Rep. Leonard Lance (GOP) v. Tom Malinowski (Dem)

District 11 – Jay Webber (GOP) v. Mikie Sherrill (Dem)

New Mexico

District 02 – Yvette Herrell (GOP) v. Xochitl Small (Dem)

New York

District 19 – Rep. John Faso (GOP) v. Antonio Delgado (Dem)

District 22 – Rep. Claudia Tenney (GOP) v. Anthony Brindisi (Dem)

Ohio

District 12 – Rep. Troy Balderson (GOP) v. Danny O’Connor (Dem)

Pennsylvania

District 01 – Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (GOP) v. Scott Wallace (Dem)

District 07 – Marty Nothstein (GOP) v. Susan Wild (Dem)

District 10 – Rep. Scott Perry (GOP) v. George Scott (Dem)

Texas

District 07 – John Culberson (GOP) v. Lizzie Fletcher (Dem)

District 32 – Rep. Pete Sessions (GOP) v. Colin Allred (Dem)

Utah

District 04 – Rep. Mia Love (GOP) v. Ben McAdams (Dem)

Virginia

District 02 – Rep. Scott Taylor (GOP) v. Elaine Luria (Dem)

District 07 – Rep. Dave Brat (GOP) v. Abigail Spanberger (Dem)

District 10 – Rep. Barbara Comstock (GOP) v. Jennifer Wexton (Dem)

Washington

District 08 – Dino Rossi (GOP) v. Kim Schrier (Dem)