Here is the web version: https://yapms.com/app?m=cyvczclyy06vq1w
Here is the image version:

And here is the part where I give you a list of everyone in competitive districts.

Listing every member of Congress would take a lot of time, so if you want to look at all of that, I'd suggest looking at my spreadsheet and clicking on "U.S. House (View B)".

Likely Democratic

holds

  • California's 13th: Adam Gray (D) [redistricted]

  • Nevada's 3rd: Susie Lee (D)

  • New Hampshire's 1st: Open, Chris Pappas (D)

  • New Mexico's 2nd: Gabe Vasquez (D)

  • New York's 3rd: Tom Suozzi (D)

  • Ohio's 1st: Greg Landsman (D) [redistricted]

  • Texas's 34th: Vicente Gonzalez (D)

  • Washington's 3rd: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D)

flips

  • Arizona's 1st: Open, David Schweikert (R)

  • Arizona's 6th: Juan Ciscomani (R)

  • California's 48th: Open, Darrell Issa (R) [redistricted]

  • Colorado's 8th: Gabe Evans (R)

  • Iowa's 1st: Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R)

  • Iowa's 3rd: Zach Nunn (R)

  • Nebraska's 2nd: Open, Don Bacon (R)

  • Pennsylvania's 10th: Scott Perry (R)

  • Virginia's 2nd: Jen Kiggans (R)

Lean Democratic

holds

  • Florida's 14th: Kathy Castor (D) [redistricted]

  • Florida's 25th: Jared Moskowitz (D) [redistricted]

  • North Carolina's 1st: Don Davis (D) [redistricted]

  • Ohio's 9th: Marcy Kaptur (D) [redistricted]

  • Texas's 35th: Open, new district (nominal hold)

flips

  • California's 22nd: David Valadao (R) [redistricted]

  • Michigan's 7th: Tom Barrett (R)

  • Michigan's 10th: Open, John James (R)

  • New Jersey's 7th: Thomas Kean Jr. (R)

  • New York's 17th: Mike Lawler (R)

  • Ohio's 7th: Max Miller (R) [redistricted]

  • Pennsylvania's 7th: Ryan Mackenzie (R)

  • Pennsylvania's 8th: Rob Bresnahan (R)

  • Wisconsin's 3rd: Derrick Van Orden (R)

Tilt Democratic

holds

  • Florida's 22nd: Open, new district (nominal hold)

flips

  • Colorado's 3rd: Jeff Hurd (R)

  • Iowa's 2nd: Open, Ashley Hinson (R)

  • Michigan's 4th: Bill Huizenga (R)

  • Missouri's 2nd: Ann Wagner (R)

  • Montana's 1st: Open, Ryan Zinke (R)

  • North Carolina's 11th: Open, Chuck Edwards (R)

  • Texas's 15th: Monica De La Cruz (R) [redistricted]

  • Texas's 23rd: Open, vacant (previously elected Tony Gonzales, R) [redistricted]

  • Virginia's 1st: Rob Wittman (R)

Tilt Republican

holds

  • Arizona's 2nd: Eli Crane (R)

  • Colorado's 4th: Lauren Boebert (R)

  • Colorado's 5th: Jeff Crank (R)

  • Florida's 7th: Open, Cory Mills (R) [redistricted]

  • Florida's 13th: Anna Paulina Luna (R) [redistricted]

  • Ohio's 15th: Mike Carey (R) [redistricted]

  • Pennsylvania's 1st: Brian Fitzpatrick (R)

  • Wisconsin's 1st: Bryan Steil (R)

flips

  • Alabama's 2nd: Shomari Figures (D) [redistricted]

  • Maine's 2nd: Open, Jared Golden (D)

Lean Republican

holds

  • Arizona's 8th: Abe Hamadeh (R)

  • Florida's 4th: Aaron Bean (R)

  • Florida's 16th: Open, Vern Buchanan (R) [redistricted]

  • Florida's 27th: María Elvira Salazar

  • Kentucky's 6th: Open, Andy Barr (R)

  • Minnesota's 1st: Brad Finstad

  • Nevada's 2nd: Open, Mark Amodei (R)

  • New York's 1st: Nick LaLota (R)

  • North Carolina's 3rd: Greg Murphy (R) [redistricted]

  • North Carolina's 7th: David Rouzer (R)

  • North Carolina's 9th: Richard Hudson (R)

  • Ohio's 10th: Mike Turner (R) [redistricted]

  • South Carolina's 1st: Open, Nancy Mace (R)

  • Virginia's 5th: John McGuire (R)

flips

  • Florida's 9th: Darren Soto (D) [redistricted]

Likely Republican

holds

  • Alaska's at-large: Nick Begich (R)

  • Arkansas's 2nd: French Hill (R)

  • Florida's 8th: Mike Haridopolos (R) [redistricted]

  • Florida's 11th: Open, Daniel Webster (R) [redistricted]

  • Florida's 12th: Gus Bilirakis (R) [redistricted]

  • Florida's 18th: Scott Franklin (R) [redistricted]

  • Florida's 26th: Mario Díaz-Balart (R) [redistricted]

  • Georgia's 1st: Open, Buddy Carter (R)

  • Georgia's 12th: Rick Allen (R)

  • Indiana's 5th: Victoria Spartz (R)

  • Maryland's 1st: Andy Harris (R)

  • Michigan's 1st: Jack Bergman (R)

  • Minnesota's 8th: Pete Stauber (R)

  • Nebraska's 1st: Mike Flood (R)

  • New Jersey's 2nd: Jeff Van Drew (R)

  • New York's 2nd: Andrew Garbarino (R)

  • New York's 21st: Open, Elise Stefanik (R)

  • North Carolina's 5th: Virginia Foxx (R)

  • North Carolina's 13th: Brad Knott (R)

  • North Carolina's 14th: Tim Moore (R)

  • Ohio's 8th: Warren Davidson (R) [redistricted]

  • Oklahoma's 5th: Stephanie Bice (R)

  • South Carolina's 2nd: Joe Wilson (R)

  • Tennessee's 5th: Open, Andy Ogles (R) [redistricted]

  • Texas's 24th: Beth Van Duyne (R) [redistricted]

  • Washington's 5th: Michael Baumgartner (R)

  • Wisconsin's 8th: Tony Wied (R)

flips

  • Tennessee's 9th: Open, Steve Cohen (D) [redistricted]

  • Texas's 9th: Open, new (nominal gain)

  • Texas's 32nd: Open, new (nominal gain)

Due to redistricting, Democrats will safely pick up the following seats:

  • California's 1st: James Gallagher (R)

  • California's 6th: Kevin Kiley (independent, elected as a Republican)

  • California's 41st: Open, new (nominal gain)

  • Utah's 1st: Open, new (nominal gain)

Due to redistricting, Republicans will safely pick up the following seats:

  • Louisiana's 6th: Open, new (nominal gain)