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Cook Political Report shifts five House races toward Democrats and one toward Republicans in 2026 election analysis

The nonpartisan Cook Political Report released an analysis showing five competitive House seats shifting toward Democrats and one toward Republicans ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Notable changes include Rep. Rob Bresnahan's Pennsylvania seat moving from 'Lean R' to 'toss-up' and Rep. Greg Landsman's Ohio seat moving from 'toss-up' to 'Lean D'. The analysis indicates Democrats' improving chances of recapturing the House.

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“Cook Political Report shifts 5 House races toward Democrats”

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“Five GOP House seats shift toward Democrats: Cook Political Report”

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Rep. Rob Bresnahan's (R-PA) seat moved from Lean R to toss-up.
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