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Updated October 22, 2026, 09:28 UTC

State legislatures

Nevada Assembly

2026 forecast. Updated October 22, 2026, 09:28 UTC

94%chance of a Democratic majority
4%chance of a Republican majority
2%chance neither party has a majority
22seats for a majority, of 42

42 of 42 seats are up in 2026. Democrats are forecast to hold 27 seats after November (80% range 23–29) and Republicans 15 (13–19). Neither party wins a majority in 2% of the simulations: the parties can tie at 21 seats each. Who then runs the chamber depends on the state: a coalition, a power-sharing agreement, or, in some Senates, the lieutenant governor's tie-breaking vote. In 6 seats a Democrat or Republican faces only independents or minor-party candidates and is counted as winning; in 2018 to 2024 such candidates lost about 3% of the time, mostly to sitting independents.

Initial version. This model was tested on every state legislative election from 1994 to 2024 before publication, forecasting each as if it had not happened. It beat the simple rule “the party that holds the seat keeps it”, and its chamber seat counts were off by 2.9 seats on average (target: under 3). Districts with no two-party race last time are read from their own presidential vote, a change tested in advance that cut their average error from 17 to 13 points. It missed one of its five accuracy targets: in 2024, the calmest year on record, its ranges were wider than they needed to be (92% of results fell inside its 80% ranges; target: at most 88%). Treat the ranges as cautious. The full test record and code.

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Shaded by the chance of a Democratic win; pale dashed chips are not up in 2026.

Districts

Chance: of a Democratic win (in a district electing several members, of Democrats winning at least half its seats). Source: where the candidate list came from.

DistrictStatusCandidatesDemocratic chanceSource
1No Republican running: counted DemocratAlexis Elizabeth Esparza (D), Tarik A. "Tab" Barnes (independent)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
2ForecastDrew Teitelbaum (R), Kamilah Bywaters (D)23%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
3ForecastJoseph P. Silvestri (R), Selena Torres-Fossett (D)98%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
4ForecastEileen Eady (D), Lisa Cole (R)18%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
5ForecastBrittney M. Miller (D), Kelly Quinn (R)91%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
6No Republican running: counted DemocratJovan Alexander Jackson (D), Katherine "Katie" Duncan (independent)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
7No Republican running: counted DemocratAnthony Scott "Red" Willett (Libertarian), Cameron "C.h." Miller (D), Michael D. Musick (independent)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
8ForecastJoseph "Joey" Charafi (R), Duy Ngoc Nguyen (D)95%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
9ForecastErica Alejandra Neely (R), Ryan Hampton (D)77%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
10Decided: only a Democrat is runningVenise L. Karris (D)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
11Decided: only a Democrat is runningCinthia Moore (D)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
12ForecastMax Carter II (D), Nancy "Nan" Roecker (R)85%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
13ForecastBrian Hibbetts (R), Daniel Andrews (D), Gage C. Beck (Libertarian)13%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
14Decided: only a Democrat is runningErica Mosca (D)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
15Decided: only a Democrat is runningMiguel Davila (D)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
16ForecastCecelia Gonzalez (D), Jasmine Kurys (independent), John Carlo (R)90%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
17Decided: only a Democrat is runningLinda F. Hunt (D)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
18ForecastCrystal Newton (R), Venicia Considine (D)99%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
19No Democrat running: counted RepublicanJason Patchett (R), Zackaraih Lysaght (Libertarian)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
20No Republican running: counted DemocratDavid Orentlicher (D), Stan Vaughan (independent)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
21ForecastElaine Marzola (D), Patsy A. Carvalho (R), Tighe Galvin (Libertarian)86%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
22ForecastShenea Booth (D), Melissa Hardy (R)5%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
23ForecastDenise Daniels Fanning (R), Jan Allen Aspelund (D)6%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
24No Republican running: counted DemocratAndrew A. Schaefer (independent), Erica Roth (D)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
25ForecastMichael A. Ginsburg (R), Selena La Rue Hatch (D)95%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
26ForecastRichard DeLong (R), Sam Baugh (D)2%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
27ForecastHeather Goulding (D), Veronica "Lunch Lady" Cortes (R)98%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
28Decided: only a Democrat is runningReuben D'Silva (D)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
29ForecastAlex J. Pereszlenyi (D), Joe Ludwig (R)83%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
30ForecastNatha C. Anderson (D), Trista Gomez (R)98%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
31ForecastJill Dickman (R), Neal Schwartz (D)1%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
32Decided: only a Republican is runningAlexis M. Hansen (R)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
33Decided: only a Republican is runningBert K. Gurr (R)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
34ForecastBrandon Davis (R), Hanadi Nadeem (D)94%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
35ForecastJoe Spica (D), Rebecca Edgeworth (R)19%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
36ForecastGregory T. Hafen II (R), Jon Penn Junejo (D)1%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
37ForecastJill M. Douglass (R), Shea M. Backus (D)89%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
38Decided: only a Republican is runningGregory S. Koenig (R)aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
39ForecastBlayne Osborn (R), Erich Obermayr (D)<1%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
40ForecastJulie A. Butler (R), Oscar Fuentes (D)4%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
41ForecastVinny Spotleson (D), Kelly Chapman (R)72%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)
42ForecastChristopher Brandlin (R), Tracy Brown-May (D)97%aggregator (The Ballot Brief)