The conservative network on Tuesday published its latest Power Rankings, in which it tipped Democrats to seize back control of the House in next week’s 2026 midterm elections.

The battle for the Senate, however, remains “a toss-up,” wrote Fox News Decision Desk contributor Rémy Numa.

“Voters could give Democrats a majority and maybe with several seats to spare,” he said of the Senate. “They could also let the Republicans keep control.”

“Democrats are still likely to flip the House this November, and in this forecast, they’re predicted to take at least 223 seats,” the analysis said, noting how 19 more races “have shifted in the Democrats’ direction this week.”

A “good night” for Democrats could see the party win 240 seats, while a “great” one could push that total to 252.

“Republicans have 195 seats in their columns,” Numa wrote. “A good night for them would take that total up to around 212.”

“That’s six short of a majority,” he said. “But enough to make life difficult for the next Democratic House speaker, who would have to balance the demands of the moderate and far-left wings of the party.”

The GOP currently holds 218 House seats. The Democrats have 214.

Republicans hold 53 seats in the Senate, while Democrats have 45 and two are held by independents. Democrats would need to reach 51 seats for a majority because Republican Vice President JD Vance holds the tie-breaking vote.

Trump has, in recent years, repeatedly slammed Fox News over its coverage of him and his administration that he hasn’t liked.

Just days ago, he complained that the Rupert Murdoch-owned network was currently spending “more time defending Dumocrats, and putting on their views versus their Republican opponent, than at any time in the History of FoxNews.”

He has also berated the network over its polling.

“I hate Fox polls,” he said during an interview on “The Five” in March. “Honestly, whoever does your polls, they’re terrible.”