More than a week later Election Daythe final outcome of the 2024 elections has not yet been decided as five House races remain uncalled.

Republican Donald Trump has won the presidency again and the Republican Party will have a majority in the Senate. The GOP is expected to maintain a majority in the House of Representatives, but the size of that majority won’t be clear until all votes are counted.

The balance of power is currently 218 seats for the Republicans and 212 for the Democrats.

CaliforniaThe 21st Congressional District was the last race to be called early Friday evening, when Democrat Jim Costa won re-election to the House over Republican challenger Michael Mayer, according to the Associated Press.

Also Friday, Democrat Josh Harder edged out Republican challenger Kevin Lincoln for re-election in California’s 9th Congressional District, while in Maine’s 2nd District, Democrat Jared Golden won re-election, narrowly defeating Republican challenger Austin Theriault.

Thursday, at Oregon’s 5th congressional districtDemocrat Janelle Bynum was expected to oust incumbent Republican Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer.

Several of the House races still to be decided are in California, which as of Tuesday had only about three-quarters of its votes counted statewide. The California Secretary of State appealed for patience on Thursday, announcing that the results would be certified on December 13.

Here’s where things stand with the uncalled Home races:

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A view of the US Capitol in Washington DC on November 4. (Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Alaska

General District

Democratic incumbent Representative Mary Sattler Peltola is in a tight race in Alaska’s at-large congressional district, where she trails Republican contractor Nick Begich.

As of Friday morning, Begich held a more than three-point lead with 49 percent of the vote, compared to Peltola’s 45.9 percent. The vote count is between 145,754 and 136,319, with approximately 94% of votes counted.

California

13th congressional district

Republican Rep. John Duarte is leading former Democratic state Assemblyman Adam Gray in California’s 13th Congressional District, but the hotly contested race remains uncalled as of Friday.

About 84% of the votes have been counted and Duarte holds a 50.5% to 49.5% lead. The two are separated by just under 1,764 votes.

45th congressional district

Incumbent Republican Rep. Michelle Steel leads her Democratic challenger Derek Tran by a few hundred votes Thursday morning. Just over 93% of the votes were counted and Steel’s lead was reduced to 236 votes.

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House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., presided over a relatively quiet week for his conference as media attention focused on the caucus of House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y. . (Getty Images)

Iowa

1st Congressional District

Incumbent Republican Rep. Mariannet Miller-Meeks holds a lead of less than 1% over challenger Christina Bohannan with 99% of the votes counted. Miller-Meeks’ lead sits at just under 1,000 votes.

Bohannan requested a recount in his attempt to unseat Miller-Meeks. The Associated Press has not yet called the race because the margin was close enough to prompt a recount. Miller-Meeks declared victory and said she was confident in her lead.

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House Majority Leader Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La., speaks alongside Rep. Richard Hudson, R-N.C., and chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, Majority Whip Rep. in the House, Tom Emmer, R-Minn., and House Speaker Mike. Johnson, R-La., during the House GOP’s first news conference outside the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., Tuesday. (Allison Robbert/AFP via Getty Images)

Ohio

9th Congressional District

Democratic incumbent Marcy Kaptur leads her Republican challenger, Derek Merrin, by less than a point with 99% of the votes counted. Kaptur’s lead stands at just over 1,000 votes as of Tuesday.

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Races with a margin of 0.5% or less trigger an automatic recount in Ohio.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.