The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee announced Tuesday that it is targeting 35 Republican-held House seats, noting that recent gains in special elections have suggested a midterm election environment that will not be kind to Republicans. The committee is also launching a program to raise money for its eventual nominees.

House Democrats are setting their sights on a host of Republican-held districts as they aim to take back control of the House in 2026. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) on Tuesday released a list of 35 “competitive” Republican-held seats that they are targeting as potential key pickup opportunities for the 2026 election cycle.