Decision Desk HQ predicts the Democrats have a 59% chance of winning the House and expect to take control with a majority of 224 to 211 seats.

The Republican Party’s advantage in House seats is already at the lowest level in history. With low presidential approval ratings, voters are increasingly dissatisfied with the cost of living and the long-running Iran war. The election is currently in its final sprint.
As the Iran war disrupts energy markets, gasoline prices have risen to more than $4 per gallon, inflation remains stubbornly high, and interest rates are staying at elevated levels.
Polling cited by the Democrats shows that voters now trust the Democrats more on inflation, healthcare, and even immigration. Immigration has long been seen as a Republican strong point.
House Democratic leader Jeffries announced last week a “affordability” campaign focused on food, gas, housing, and healthcare, and said: “Trump and the Republicans have let down the American people.”