Why Republicans Are Favored To Win The House, But Not The Senate | FiveThirtyEight
U.S. election: With majority in House and Senate, Republicans hopeful for 'unified' government | CBC News
CQ Almanac Online Edition
Presidency, House and Senate: What Happens When One Party Has Control - WSJ.com
Democrats Capture Control of House; G.O.P. Holds Senate - The New York Times
Democratic party takes control of the House of Representatives – Marquette Wire
In U.S., Four in 10 Say Party Control of Congress Matters
Election results: Republicans keep control of Senate
PBS NewsHour on Twitter: "Here's where #Election2020 stands, as of Nov. 11 at 3:23 p.m. ET: Democrats will retain control of the House, despite losing five seats. Georgia's two Jan. 5 runoff
Party divisions of United States Congresses - Wikipedia
The party that controls the White House usually loses in midterm elections. Here's what could make 2022 different. - Poynter
Voters Predictions About the Midterms Have Shifted
Presidency, House and Senate: What Happens When One Party Has Control - WSJ.com
New president's party often controls Congress too, but it rarely lasts | Pew Research Center
Party control in Congress and State Legislatures (1978-2016) | Nick Hillman
Which Party Is Best For Employment? Data Points To Republicans
California's Competitive House Districts - Public Policy Institute of California
Just 63% Know Which Parties Control the House and Senate
Will the 2018 midterms flip the House? Here's what we can learn from past wave elections - Washington Post
Future control of Congress could turn on statehouse elections
Party control in Congress and State Legislatures (1978-2016) | Nick Hillman
Control of House and Senate since 1900 | The Spokesman-Review
Ballotpedia:Who Runs the States, Partisanship Results, Partisan Control of State Houses - Ballotpedia
Why one-party government doesn't last | CNN Politics
