2020 Senate Election Results 116th Senate: 45 (D), 53 (R), 2 (I) 117th Senate: 46 (D), 48 (R), 2 (I) 48 Democrats* 50 Republicans 48 117th Senate *Includes two Independents, 33 not up for reelection Undecided 30 not up for reelection Bernie Sanders (Vt.) and Angus King (Maine), who caucus with Dems As of 2:30 P.M. ET Nov. 6 LEADS HELD GAIN LEADS HELD GAIN DEM State won, by party GOP Goes to runoff Maine Maine Mont. Minn. Ore.Ore. IdahoIdaho S.D. Wyo Mich. Iowa Neb. Ill.Ill. Colo. W.Va. Kan.Kan. Va. N.H. Ky.Ky. N.C.N.C. Mass. Tenn. † Okla. Ariz. Okla. R.I. N.M. Ark. S.C. N.J. Miss. Ala. Ga.Ga. La. Del. Texas La. Ga.† Alaska Alaska †Special election LEADS HELD GAIN Senate breakdown LEADS HELD GAIN DEM = Incoming freshmen GOP Democratic wins Republican wins Undecided Special elections DEM. REP. OTH. DEM. REP. OTH. DEM. REP. OTH. DEM. REP. OTH. DEM. REP. OTH. Colo. 53% 44% 2% Ala. 40% 60% 0% Neb. 26% 68% 6% Alaska 32% 62% 6% Ariz. 52% 48% 0% Del. 59% 38% 3% Ark. N/A% 67% 33% Okla. 33% 63% 4% Ga. 48% 50% 2% Ga. 33% 26% 41% Ill. 53% 40% 7% Idaho 33% 63% 4% S.C. 44% 54% 1% N.C. 47% 49% 4% Mass. 66% 34% 0% Iowa. 45% 52% 3% S.D. 34% 66% 0% Mich. 50% 48% 2% Kan. 42% 54% 5% Tenn. 35% 62% 3% Minn. 49% 44% 8% Ky. 38% 58% 4% Texas 44% 54% 3% N.H. 57% 41% 2% La. 19% 59% 22% W.Va. 27% 70% 3% N.J. 59% 40% 2% Maine 42 51% 7% Wyo. 27% 73% 0% N.M. 52% 46% 3% Miss. 42% 56% 2% Ore. 57% 39% 4% Mont. 55% 45% 0% R.I. 66% 34% 0% Va. 56% 44% 0% *Numbers may not add up to 100 percent, due to rounding State-by-state Results = Incumbent = Declared winner ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI T. TUBERVILLE 60.4% C. HYDE-SMITH 56% D. JONES 39.6% M. ESPY 42.1% ALASKA MONTANA D. SULLIVAN 62.3% S. DAINES 55% A. GROSS 32.1% S. BULLOCK 45% SPECIAL ELECTION SEAT ARIZONA NEBRASKA M. KELLY 52.7% B. SASSE 67.7% M. MCSALLY 48.3% C. JANICEK 26% ARKANSAS NEW HAMPSHIRE T. COTTON 66.7% J. SHAHEEN 56.7% R. HARRINGTON JR. 33.3% B. MESSNER 40.9% COLORADO NEW JERSEY J. HICKENLOOPER 53.3% C. BOOKER 58.8% C. GARDNER 44.5% R. MEHTA 39.5% DELAWARE NEW MEXICO C. COONS 59.5% B. LUJAN 51.6% L. WITZKE 37.9% M. RONCHETTI 45.7% GEORGIA NORTH CAROLINA D. PERDUE 49.8% T. TILLIS 48.7% J. OSSOFF 47.8% C. CUNNINGHAM 46.9% SPECIAL ELECTION SEAT GEORGIA OKLAHOMA R. WARNOCK 32.9% J. INHOFE 62.9% K. LOEFFLER 26% A. BROYLES 32.8% IDAHO OREGON J. RISCH 62.6% J. MERKLEY 57.2% P. JORDAN 33.3% J. PERKINS 39.2% ILLINOIS RHODE ISLAND R. DURBIN 52.8% J. REED 66.3% M. CURRAN JR. 40.5% A. WATERS 33.7% IOWA SOUTH CAROLINA J. ERNST 51.8% L. GRAHAM 54.5% T. GREENFIELD 45.2% J. HARRISON 44.2% KANSAS SOUTH DAKOTA R. MARSHALL 53.6% M. ROUNDS 65.7% B. BOLLIER 41.5% D. AHLERS 34.3% KENTUCKY TENNESSEE M. MCCONNELL 58.1% B. HAGERTY 62.2% A. MCGRATH 37.9% M. BRADSHAW 35.1% L0UISIANA TEXAS B. CASSIDY 59.3% J. CORNYN 53.6% A. PERKINS 19% M. HEGAR 43.8% MAINE VIRGINIA S. COLLINS 51.1% M. WARNER 55.6% S. GIDEON 42.2% D. GADE 44.4% MASSACHUSETTS WEST VIRGINIA E. MARKEY 66.5% S. CAPITO 70.4% K. O’CONNOR 33.5% P. SWEARENGIN 26.9% MICHIGAN WYOMING G. PETERS 49.8% C. LUMMIS 73.1% J. JAMES 48.3% M. BEN-DAVID 26.9% MINNESOTA T. SMITH 48.8% Source: The Associated Press J. LEWIS 43.5% By POLITICO Pro DataPoint.