With the midterm elections now in focus, both political parties see the House as where power will be decided in two years, NBC News reported on Saturday.

President-elect Donald Trump’s win in November also gave the GOP down ballot victories in maintaining a narrow margin in the House and flipping the Senate Republican. The margin of victory was so segmented, both parties see 2026 as an opportunity to expand, in the case of Republicans, or flip in the case of Democrats.

National Republican Congressional Committee’s chairman, Rep. Richard Hudson, R-N.C., told the outlet there are more than a dozen Democrats in districts that Trump carried compared to only three Republicans in districts that Vice President Kamala Harris won. “So that tells me we’re going on offense,” Hudson said.

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