There were 35 Senate seats up for grabs in the 2026 midterm elections.
The Democrats needed four seats to flip the Senate and become the majority party. They were able to do that and more on a night that saw a blue wave rules the House and Senate elections
Tracking the results in each of the 35 Senate races. Who won, who lost, and what states are still up for grabs?
Alabama
Everett Wess (D) against Barry Moore (R)
Moore 54.7%; Wess 45.3% with 99% in
Alaska
Mary Peltola (D) against Dan Sullivan (R)
Peltola 48.2%; Sullivan 47.9% with 74.3% in; still a tossup
Arkansas
Hallie Shoffner (D) against Tom Cotton (R)
Cotton 54.3%; Shoffner 42.4% with 99% in
Colorado
John Hickenlooper (D) against Mark Baisley (R)
Hickenlooper 60.2%; Baisley 35.5% with 77.6% in
Delaware
Chris Coons (D) against Michael Katz
(R)
Coons 63.6%; Katz 36.4% with 99% in
Florida
Angie Nixon (D) against Ashley Moody (R)
Moody 50.9% Nixon 48% with 99% in
Georgia
Jon Ossoff (D) against Mike Collins (R)
Ossoff 59%; Collins 41% with 99% in
Idaho
Todd Achilles (Independent) against Jim Risch (R)
Risch 56.5%; Achilles 33.5% with 98.9% in
Illinois
Juliana Stratton (D) against Don Tracy (R)
Stratton 60.9%; Tracy 35.5% with 93% in
Iowa
Josh Turek (D) against Ashley Hinson (R)
Turek 50.5%; Hinson 46.4% with 98.7% in
Kansas
Adam Hamilton (D) against Roger Marshall (R)
Hamilton 50.9%; Marshall 46.1% with 98.3% in
Kentucky
Charles Booker (D) against Andy Barr (R)
Barr 55%; Booker 42.9% with 99% in
Louisiana
Jamie Davis (D) against Julia Letlow (R)
Letlow 50.9%; Davis 49.1% with 99% in
Maine
Troy Jackson (D) against Susan Collins (R)
Jackson 53.4%; Collins 46.5% with 91% in
Massachusetts
Ed Markey (D) against John Deaton (R)
Markey 63.3%; 32.3% with 95.3% in
Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed (D) against Mike Rogers (R)
El-Sayed 52.5%; Rogers 45.5% with 98% in
Minnesota
Peggy Flanagan (D) against Michele Tafoya (R)
Flanagan 53.1%; Tafoya 43.6% with 98.9% in
Mississippi
Scott Colom (D) against Cindy Hyde-Smith (R)
Colom 48.9%; Hyde-Smith 48.9% with 95.4% in; still a tossup
Montana
Alani Bankhead (D) against Seth Bodnar (Independent) against Kurt Alme (R)
Aline 48.8%; Bankhead 12%; Bodnar 37.4% with 92.2% in
Nebraska
Dan Osborn (Independent) against Pete Ricketts (Republican)
Ricketts 50.4%; Osborn 43.6% with 92.3% in
North Carolina
Roy Cooper (D) against Michael Whatley (R)
Cooper 58.7%; Whatley 39.1% with 99% in
New Hampshire
Chris Pappas (D) against John E. Sununu (R)
Pappas 56%; Sununu 42.2% with 93.6% in
New Jersey
Cory Booker (D) against Justin Murphy (R)
Booker 62.1%; Murphy 35.3% with 94.4% in
New Mexico
Ben Ray Lujan (D) against Larry Marker (R)
Lujan 63.2%; Marker 36.8% with 98% in
Oklahoma
N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas (D) against Kevin Hern (R)
Hern 57.2%; Thomas 39.3% with 99% in
Ohio
Sherrod Brown (D) against Jon Husted (R)
Brown 50%; Husted 45.2% with 98% in
Oregon
Jeff Merkley (D) against David Brock Smith (R)
Merkley 56.6%; Smith 40.5% with 75.3% in
Rhode Island
Jack Reed (D) against Raymond McKay (R)
Reed 66.6%; McKay 29.4% with 97.4% in
South Carolina
Annie Andrews (D) against Darline Graham (R)
Andrews 51.1%; Graham 46.7% with 99% in
South Dakota
Brian Bengs (Indepedent) against Mike Rounds (R)
Rounds 60.5%; Bengs 39.5% with 99% in
Tennessee
Marquita Bradshaw (D) against Bill Hagerty (R)
Hagerty 55.1%; Bradshaw 42.9% with 99% in
Texas
James Talarico (D) against Ken Paxton (R)
Talarico 55.1%; Paxton 43% with 99% in
Virginia
Mark Warner (D) against Bert Mizusawa (R)
Warner 61.1%; Mizusawa 38.7% with 97 in
West Virginia
Rachel Fetty Anderson (D) against Shelley Moore Capito (R)
Fetty Anderson 37.9%; Capito 58.3% with 98.9% in
Wyoming
Hagerman 65.2%; Byrd 34.8% with 97% in
This article originally appeared on The List Wire: Tracking 2026 Senate midterm election results
