All 435 seats in the House of Representatives are up for grabs in November — but fewer than 100 are expected to be competitive, and Republicans need to flip control of just five seats to take the majority. In 2022’s House races, several Democratic women elected from battleground districts in the 2018 midterms are at risk of losing their seats, in some cases because the post-Census redrawing of political lines made their districts more GOP-friendly. Over a dozen competitive House contests feature two women candidates. And many GOP candidates are aiming to add to the ranks of women — and women of color — in the House Republican caucus. Who controls the House may not be known for a few days due to the closeness of key races and how long vote-counting takes in some states. Swipe ⏩ to see the 22 key House races featuring women candidates The 19th is watching. Read more about each race and the candidates through the 🔗in our bio.