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2026 election results

Every winner from November 3, 2026, which seats changed hands and what's still being counted. Updated every 5 minutes as states certify.

Senate51 for control
D 54R 44
2 not yet decided · incl. seats not up
House218 for control
D 249R 158
28 not yet decided · won or leading · 407 districts in
Governors26 for control
D 30R 19
1 not yet decided · incl. governors not up

Seats that flipped

Democrats gained 13

Republicans gained 0

None so far.

Closest races

  1. Florida governor Byron Donalds by 1.3 pts over David Jolly
  2. Louisiana Senate Julia Letlow by 1.8 pts over Jamie Davis
  3. Tennessee governor Marsha Blackburn by 2.5 pts over Jerri Green
  4. Florida Senate Ashley Moody by 2.9 pts over Angie Nixon
  5. Alabama governor Tommy Tuberville by 4.1 pts over Doug Jones
  6. Ohio Senate Sherrod Brown by 4.1 pts over Jon Husted

Senate winners

AlabamaBarry Moore (R)54.7%HoldShare
AlaskaDan Sullivan leads48.3%73% counted
ArkansasTom Cotton (R)54.3%HoldShare
ColoradoJohn Hickenlooper (D)60.4%HoldShare
DelawareChris Coons (D)63.6%HoldShare
Florida (special)Ashley Moody (R)50.9%HoldShare
GeorgiaJon Ossoff (D)59.0%HoldShare
IdahoJim Risch (R)56.6%HoldShare
IllinoisJuliana Stratton (D)63.0%HoldShare
IowaJosh Turek (D)50.5%FlipShare
KansasAdam Hamilton (D)50.9%FlipShare
KentuckyAndy Barr (R)55.0%HoldShare
LouisianaJulia Letlow (R)50.9%HoldShare
MaineTroy Jackson (D)54.0%FlipShare
MassachusettsEdward J. Markey (D)63.8%HoldShare
MichiganAbdul El-Sayed (D)52.3%HoldShare
MinnesotaPeggy Flanagan (D)53.7%HoldShare
MississippiScott Colom leads49.0%97% counted
MontanaKurt Alme (R)48.1%HoldShare
NebraskaPete Ricketts (R)50.3%HoldShare
New HampshireChris Pappas (D)53.7%HoldShare
New JerseyCory Booker (D)62.3%HoldShare
New MexicoBen Ray Luján (D)63.1%HoldShare
North CarolinaRoy Cooper (D)58.7%FlipShare
Ohio (special)Sherrod Brown (D)49.6%FlipShare
OklahomaKevin Hern (R)57.3%HoldShare
OregonJeff Merkley (D)56.6%HoldShare
Rhode IslandJohn F. Reed (D)66.6%HoldShare
South CarolinaAnnie Andrews (D)51.1%FlipShare
South DakotaMike Rounds (R)60.6%HoldShare
TennesseeBill Hagerty (R)55.1%HoldShare
TexasJames Talarico (D)54.0%FlipShare
VirginiaMark Warner (D)61.0%HoldShare
West VirginiaShelley Moore Capito (R)58.3%HoldShare
WyomingHarriet Hageman (R)65.2%HoldShare

Governor winners

AlabamaTommy Tuberville (R)52.1%HoldShare
AlaskaJonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (D)FlipMarket callShare
ArizonaKatie Hobbs (D)56.4%HoldShare
ArkansasSarah Huckabee Sanders (R)53.9%HoldShare
CaliforniaXavier Becerra (D)64.0%HoldShare
ColoradoPhil Weiser (D)61.1%HoldShare
ConnecticutNed Lamont (D)58.4%HoldShare
FloridaByron Donalds (R)50.0%HoldShare
GeorgiaKeisha Lance Bottoms (D)54.3%FlipShare
HawaiiJosh Green (D)74.9%HoldShare
IdahoBrad Little (R)57.1%HoldShare
IllinoisJB Pritzker (D)62.1%HoldShare
IowaRob Sand (D)55.5%FlipShare
KansasCindy Holscher (D)50.3%HoldMarket callShare
MaineHannah Pingree (D)55.4%HoldShare
MarylandWes Moore (D)62.5%HoldShare
MassachusettsMaura Healey (D)62.8%HoldShare
MichiganJocelyn Benson (D)54.3%HoldShare
MinnesotaAmy Klobuchar (D)55.5%HoldShare
NebraskaJim Pillen (R)50.6%HoldShare
NevadaAaron Ford (D)51.5%FlipShare
New HampshireKelly Ayotte leads53.7%59% counted
New MexicoDeb Haaland (D)57.3%HoldShare
New YorkKathy Hochul (D)59.8%HoldShare
OhioAmy Acton (D)52.0%FlipShare
OklahomaMike Mazzei (R)52.0%HoldShare
OregonTina Kotek (D)51.8%HoldShare
PennsylvaniaJosh Shapiro (D)HoldMarket callShare
Rhode IslandHelena Buonanno Foulkes (D)57.5%HoldShare
South CarolinaAlan Wilson (R)51.6%HoldShare
South DakotaLarry Rhoden (R)63.5%HoldShare
TennesseeMarsha Blackburn (R)45.5%HoldShare
TexasGina Hinojosa (D)52.8%FlipShare
VermontPhil Scott (R)52.4%HoldShare
WisconsinDavid Crowley (D)54.2%HoldShare
WyomingEric Barlow (R)68.6%HoldShare

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Official calls come from the results source. A “market call” means prediction markets priced the race at 97% or more after polls closed; it is not an official projection. Independents are coloured by the party they caucus with.