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Until recently, conventional wisdom held that Democrats would almost certainly retake the House in 2026. Now, amid the political wreckage of the redistricting arms race, they’re no longer so sure.
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Washington is roaring back to life this week as members return from a tumultuous recess to an even more chaotic fall session, opening with this week’s Epstein showdown, the ongoing implosion of the C.D.C., and a looming shutdown fight. But the post–Labor Day window also marks the beginning of a midterm cycle that’s unlike anything most political operatives have ever seen.
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