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2016 Senate Race Results Vs. 2016 Presidential Election Results 2016 General Election Recap Election results, profiles, ballot initiatives and more Data as of November 10, 2016 DAY AFTER THE ELECTION Roadmap 2016 House races 2016 presidential race • 2016 House results map • Electoral College votes • Control of the 114th vs. 115th House • Presidential popular vote • House seats gained and held President • 2016 Electoral College map • House seats by margins of victory 2016 Senate races 2016 Governor races and state legislatures • 2016 Senate results map • 2016 gubernatorial results map • Composition of the 115th Senate map • Map of state governors • Control of the 114th vs. 115th Senate • 2016 state legislature results map • Senate seats gained and held • Control of state legislatures and governorships • Senate seats by margin of victory • House and Senate control • Senate race results vs. presidential election results • 2016 state ballot initiatives • Senate race dashboards • 2016 voter turnout PRESIDENTIAL RACE Electoral College has swung back in the Republicans’ favor Electoral College votes, by party 1952-2016, as of November 9th at 1:07 pm ■ Democratic ■ Republican Source: U.S. Archives, 2016. PRESIDENTIAL RACE 2016 popular vote is close, with Clinton having a slight lead Presidential popular vote in millions, by party 1952-2016, reported as of November 9th at 1:08 pm ■ Democratic ■ Republican Source: Roper Center, “Popular votes 1940-2012,” Cornell University, 2016. PRESIDENTIAL RACE Donald Trump wins the electoral college with 279 votes 2016 Electoral College map Reported as of November 10th at 12:00 pm ■ Hillary Clinton ■ Donald Trump WA 12 ND ME MT VT 3 3 3 4 OR MN 7 Hillary Clinton (D) ID 10 NY NH* 4 4 SD WI Running Mate: Tim Kaine 3 29 WY 10 MI* Popular Vote: 47.7% 3 16 IA PA States Carried: 20 + DC NE 6 20 NV OH 5 IN 6 UT IL 18 11 WV MA 11 6 CO 20 VA CA KS 5 9 MO 13 55 6 10 KY 8 RI 4 NC Donald Trump (R) TN 11 15 CT 7 AZ* OK Running Mate: Mike Pence 11 NM 7 AR SC 5 6 9 NJ 14 Popular Vote: 47.5% GA MS AL 16 States Carried: 30 6 9 DE 3 AK TX LA 3 38 8 MD 10 HI FL DC 3 4 29 Source: RealClearPolitics, “Electoral College Map,” 2016. *States not officially called but leaning towards shade indicated on the map DAY AFTER THE ELECTION Roadmap 2016 House races 2016 presidential race • 2016 House results map • Electoral College votes • Control of the 114th vs. 115th House • Presidential popular vote • House seats gained and held • 2016 Electoral College map • House seats by margins of victory 2016 Senate races 2016 Governor races and state legislatures • 2016 Senate results map • 2016 gubernatorial results map • Composition of the 115th Senate map • Map of state governors • Control of the 114th vs. 115th Senate • 2016 state legislature results map • Senate seats gained and held • Control of state legislatures and governorships Senate • Senate seats by margin of victory • House and Senate control • Senate race results vs. presidential election results • 2016 state ballot initiatives • Senate race dashboards • 2016 voter turnout SENATE RACES Democrats gain one seat in Senate, Republicans maintain majority 2016 U.S. Senate election results map ■ Democratic winner ■ Republican winner ■ Runoff will be held on Dec. 10 WA ME MT ND VT OR MN NH ID SD WI NY WY MI IA PA NE NV OH UT IL IN WV CO CA VA MA KS MO KY NC RI AZ TN OK CT NM AR SC MS AL GA NJ AK TX LA DE MD FL HI DC Source: National Journal research, 2016. SENATE RACES The Republican Party maintains its majority in the Senate after the 2016 elections Composition of the 115th Senate map ■ 2 Democrats ■ 2 Republicans ■ 1 Democrat + 1 Republican ■ 1 Democrat + 1 Independent ■ 1 Republican + 1 Independent ■ Runoff will be held on Dec. 10 WA ME MT ND VT OR MN NH ID SD WI NY WY MI IA PA NE NV OH UT IL IN WV CO CA VA MA KS MO KY NC RI AZ TN OK CT NM AR SC MS AL GA NJ AK TX LA* DE MD FL HI DC Source: National Journal research, 2016. SENATE RACES Republican party wins a majority in the Senate Control of the 114th vs. 115th Senate ■ Democrats ■ Republicans ■ Independents Not yet called Control of the 114th Senate (2014-2016) Control of the 115th Senate (2016-2018) 44 54 46 51 44-2-54 46-2-51 Republican Senate Majority Republican Senate Majority *Louisiana Senate race not yet called Source: National Journal research, 2016. SENATE RACES Hassan and Duckworth’s victories mark the only Senate seats gained by either party Map of seats gained and held, 2016 Senate elections ■ Democratic gain ■ Democratic hold ■ Republican hold ■ Republican gain ■ No election ■ Independent win ■ Runoff will be held on Dec. 10 WA ME MT ND VT OR MN NH ID SD WI NY WY MI IA PA NE NV OH UT IL IN WV CO CA VA MA KS MO KY NC RI AZ TN OK CT NM AR SC MS AL GA NJ AK TX LA DE MD FL HI DC Source: National Journal research, 2016. SENATE RACES Most Senate races were won with a margin greater than 5% Margins of victory, 2016 Senate elections ■ Margin of >5%, Dem ■ Margin of 0-5%, Dem ■ Margin of 0-5%, GOP ■ Margin of >5%, GOP ■ No election ■ Not called yet WA ME MT ND VT OR MN NH ID SD WI NY WY MI IA PA NE NV OH UT IL IN WV CO CA VA MA KS MO KY NC RI AZ TN OK CT NM AR SC MS AL GA NJ AK TX LA DE MD FL HI DC Source: National Journal research, 2016. SENATE RACES States once thought safely blue go red, Trump’s down ballot effect is solidified 2016 Senate race results vs. 2016 presidential election results Clinton victory Trump victory Not yet called ■ Democratic Senator won ■ Republican Senator won ■ Not yet called WA ME MT ND VT OR MN NH ID SD WI NY WY MI IA PA NE NV OH UT IL IN WV CO CA VA MA KS MO KY NC RI AZ TN OK CT NM AR SC MS AL GA NJ AK TX LA DE MD FL HI DC Source: National Journal research, 2016. SENATE RACES Alabama Senate Race Results Winner 2016 Candidates Richard Shelby (R) Richard Shelby (R) Ron Crumpton (D) Margin of victory: 28% Senator from AL Patients’ Alabama Rights Coalition State Overview Results Fundraising ‘10 Senate Race Results ‘16 Presidential Race Results (as of 11/9/16) (in millions, as of 10/19/16) ■ Shelby (R) ■ Crumpton (D) ■ Total Spending ■ Cash on Hand Dates to Watch Sworn in: Jan. 3, 2017 Sources: National Journal research, 2016; Associated Press; Open Secrets, 2016. SENATE RACES Alaska Senate Race Results Winner 2016 Candidates Lisa Murkowski (R) Lisa Murkowski (R) Ray Metcalfe (D) Margin of victory: 15%* Senator from Alaska Former AK State Lawmaker *(with 76% of results reported) State Overview Results* Fundraising ‘10 Senate Race Results ‘16 Presidential Race Results (as of 11/9/16) (in millions, as of 11/9/16) ■ Murkowski (R) ■ Metcalfe (D) ■ Total Spending ■ Cash on Hand Dates to Watch Sworn in: Jan. 3, 2017 *With 76% of the vote reporting Sources: National Journal research, 2016; Open Secrets, 2016. SENATE RACES Arkansas Senate Race Results Winner 2016 Candidates John Boozman (R) John Boozman (R) Conner Eldridge (D) Margin of victory: 24% Senator from Former U.S. Attorney Arkansas State Overview Results Fundraising ‘10 Senate Race Results ‘16 Presidential Race Results (as of 11/9/16) (in millions, as of 10/19/16) ■ Boozman (R) ■ Eldridge (D) ■ Total Spending ■ Cash on Hand Dates to Watch Sworn in: Jan. 3, 2017 Sources: National Journal research, 2016; Associated Press; Open Secrets, 2016. SENATE RACES Arizona Senate Race Results Winner 2016 Candidates John McCain (R) John McCain (R) Ann Kirkpatrick (D) Margin of victory: 12% Senator from Arizona U.S. Representative, Arizona District 1 State Overview Results Fundraising ‘10 Senate Race Results ‘16 Presidential Race Results (as of 11/9/16) (in millions, as of 10/19/16) ■ McCain (R) ■ Kirkpatrick (D) ■ Total Spending ■ Cash on Hand Dates to Watch Sworn in: Jan. 3, 2017 Sources: National Journal research, 2016; Associated Pres; Open Secrets, 2016. SENATE RACES California Senate Race Results Winner 2016 Candidates Kamala Harris (D) Kamala Harris (D) Loretta Sanchez (D) Margin of victory: 26.6% California Attorney US Rep. from General California State Overview Results Fundraising ‘10 Senate Race Results ‘16 Presidential Race Results (as of 11/9/16) (in millions, as of 10/19/16) ■ Harris (D) ■ Sanchez (D) ■ Total Spending ■ Cash on Hand Dates to Watch Sworn in: Jan. 3, 2017 Sources: National Journal research, 2016; Open Secrets, 2016. SENATE RACES Colorado Senate Race Results Winner 2016 Candidates Michael Bennet (D) Michael Bennet (D) Darryl Glenn (R) Margin of victory: 3.5% Senator from El Paso County Colorado Supervisor State Overview Results Fundraising ‘10 Senate Race Results ‘16 Presidential Race Results (as of 11/9/16) (in millions, as of 10/19/16) ■ Glenn (R) ■ Bennet (D) ■ Total Spending ■ Cash on Hand Dates to Watch Sworn in: Jan. 3, 2017 Sources: National Journal research, 2016; Open Secrets, 2016. SENATE RACES Connecticut Senate Race Results Winner 2016 Candidates Richard Blumenthal (D) Richard Dan Carter (R) Margin of victory: 28% Blumenthal (D) Colorado State Senator from Representative Connecticut State Overview Results Fundraising ‘10 Senate Race Results ‘16 Presidential Race Results (as of 11/9/16) (in millions, as of 10/19/16) ■ Carter (R) ■ Blumenthal (D) ■ Total Spending ■ Cash on Hand Dates to Watch Sworn in: Jan.
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