Democrats enter the 2026 cycle holding three of Nevada’s four U.S. House seats, with incumbents Dina Titus in the solidly Democratic first district, Susie Lee in the lean-Democratic third, and Steven Horsford in the likely-Democratic fourth. Most forecasters rate those three contests as holds for the party, supported by incumbency advantages and recent margins that withstood a Republican presidential win in the state. The open second district, long Republican territory, features GOP nominee David Flippo against Democrat Teresa Benitez-Thompson; while nominee controversies and national conditions have drawn DCCC attention and narrowed the race in some polling, the seat’s partisan lean and historical results keep a Democratic flip unlikely. Trader consensus therefore centers on three seats as the baseline outcome, with a smaller probability assigned to four only if the northern contest shifts further.