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Source-recorded vacancies · no carried-forward holders

When a seat is empty,
the record should say so.

These permanent federal office records currently have no holder in the source store. Election.org does not infer why, invent an acting official, or turn the next regular election date into a promised replacement date.

Current federal release

4 office records without a current holder

Verified Aug 24, 2026 from the public-domain congressional roster. Replacement method, vacancy date, and temporary authority remain unknown unless an official source explicitly supplies them.

VACANTHouse · District 14

U.S. Representative — California District 14

California

Vacant since
Not published in current source
Reason
Not published in current source
Replacement method
Confirm with responsible authority
Next regular election
November 3, 2026
Open permanent office record →
VACANTHouse · District 20

U.S. Representative — Florida District 20

Florida

Vacant since
Not published in current source
Reason
Not published in current source
Replacement method
Confirm with responsible authority
Next regular election
November 3, 2026
Open permanent office record →
VACANTHouse · District 13

U.S. Representative — Georgia District 13

Georgia

Vacant since
Not published in current source
Reason
Not published in current source
Replacement method
Confirm with responsible authority
Next regular election
November 3, 2026
Open permanent office record →
VACANTHouse · District 23

U.S. Representative — Texas District 23

Texas

Vacant since
Not published in current source
Reason
Not published in current source
Replacement method
Confirm with responsible authority
Next regular election
November 3, 2026
Open permanent office record →
Source: unitedstates/congress-legislators · CC0 1.0 · verified Aug 24, 2026. A missing holder is rendered as a vacancy only when the source has no current term for the permanent seat.