Sure, the presidential election has been called — it's mid-November after all — but a few tight congressional races are still outstanding, including former Rep. Katie Hill's seat.
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Mariannette Miller-Meeks, a Republican state senator, is leading her Democratic counterpart, Rita Hart, 196,860 to 196,812. If she wins, she'd flip the seat, which had been held by retiring Democratic Rep. David Loebsack.
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The Rematch: California's 25th District
In the Golden State, Republican Rep. Mike Garcia is facing Christy Smith in a rematch from a May 2020 special election, in which both candidates vied to represent the northern regions of Los Angeles County, replacing former Congresswoman Katie Hill.
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Garcia, a former navy pilot, is leading by just 219 votes, 165,435 to 165,216, with 98% of estimated votes reporting.
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The Trumpian Outsider: Utah's 4th District
In Utah's smallest district, just south of Salt Lake City, first-term Congressman Ben McAdams (D) is trailing his Republican challenger, the former professional football player Burgess Owens.
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Owens, who spoke at the Republican National Convention, has closely aligned himself with President Trump. As of Nov. 13, he was leading McAdams by 1,158 votes with 98% of estimated votes reporting.
To track the races in live time, check out the New York Times' congressional map, where it's adjusting totals and sharing breaking news.