Rep. Juan Ciscomani, R-Ariz., has won reelection in Arizona's 6th Congressional District, clinching the House majority for Republicans at least 218 seats.
Ciscomani was locked in a tight race with Democrat Kirsten Engel, whom he narrowly beat two years ago. The district runs from Tucson east to New Mexico and includes a stretch of the Arizona-Mexico border.
Republicans are still projected to add at least a couple more seats with eight races still too close to call.
Republicans lead in four of the remaining eight races still too close to call, according to the latest vote tallies.
Decision Desk HQ officially called the House majority for Republicans on this Ciscomani's victory. Current projections forecast a slim House majority that Republicans will hold a five-seat edge of 220-215.
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