Voting

See who won 2026 races for governor, U.S. Senate

November 4, 2026

Americans headed to the polls on Nov. 3 to cast their ballots in a variety of local, state and federal elections.

At the end of the night, when most votes had been tallied, Democrats had the lead in a number of high-profile races. The party now controls the U.S. Senate and U.S. House. In addition, Democrats will slide into the governor’s seat in a number of states.

Here are the latest election results as of 1 p.m. CT on Nov. 4. Some ballots remain outstanding, meaning there could be shifts in close races.

U.S. Senate races

Alabama

Barry Moore (R) — 54.7%

Everett Wess (D) — 45.3%

Alaska

Mary Peltola (D) — 48.2%

Dan Sullivan (R) — 47.9%

Arkansas

Tom Cotton (R) — 54.3%

Hallie Shoffner (D) — 42.4%

Colorado

John Hickenlooper (D) — 60.2%

Mark Baisley (R) — 35.6%

Delaware

Chris Coons (D) — 63.6%

Michael Katz (R) — 36.4%

Florida

Ashley Moody (R) — 50.9%

Angie Nixon (D) — 48.0%

Georgia

Jon Ossoff (D) — 59.0%

Mike Collins (R) — 41.0%

Idaho

Jim Risch (R) — 56.5%

Todd Achilles (I) — 33.6%

Illinois

Juliana Stratton (D) — 61.0%

Don Tracy (R) — 37.5%

Iowa

Josh Turek (D) — 50.5%

Ashley Hinson (R) — 46.4%

Kansas

Adam Hamilton (D) — 50.9%

Roger Marshall (R) — 46.1%

Kentucky

Andy Barr (R) — 55.0%

Charles Booker (D) — 42.9%

Louisiana

Julia Letlow (R) — 50.9%

Jamie Davis (D) — 49.1%

Maine

Troy Jackson (D) — 53.7%

Susan Collins (R) — 46.3%

Massachusetts

Ed Markey (D) — 63.3%

John Deaton (R) — 32.3%

Michigan

Abdul El-Sayed (D) — 52.5%

Mike Rogers (R) — 45.5%

Minnesota

Peggy Flanagan (D) — 53.7%

Michele Tafoya (R) — 43.6%

Mississippi

Scott Colom (D) — 49.0%

Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) — 48.9%

Montana

Kurt Alme (R) — 49.0%

Seth Bodnar (I) — 37.3%

Nebraska

Pete Ricketts (R) — 50.4%

Dan Osborn (I) — 43.7%

New Hampshire

Chris Pappas (D) — 56.1%

John Sununu (R) — 42.0%

New Jersey

Cory Booker (D) — 62.1%

Justin Murphy (R) — 35.3%

New Mexico

Ben Ray Luján (D) — 63.2%

Larry Marker (R) — 36.9%

North Carolina

Roy Cooper (D) — 58.7%

Michael Whatley (R) — 39.1%

Ohio

Sherrod Brown (D) — 50.0%

Jon Husted (R) — 45.2%

Oklahoma

Kevin Hern (R) — 57.3%

N’Kiyla Thomas (D) — 39.2%

Oregon

Jeff Merkley (D) — 56.6%

David Brock Smith (R) — 40.5%

Rhode Island

Jack Reed (D) — 66.6%

Raymond McKay (R) — 29.4%

South Carolina

Annie Andrews (D) — 51.1%

Darline Graham (R) — 46.7%

South Dakota

Mike Rounds (R) — 60.5%

Brian Bengs (I) — 39.5%

Tennessee

Bill Hagerty (R) — 55.1%

Marquita Bradshaw (D) — 42.9%

Texas

James Talarico (D) — 55.1%

Ken Paxton (R) — 43.0%

Virginia

Mark Warner (D) — 61.1%

Bert Mizusawa (R) — 38.7%

West Virginia

Shelley Moore Capito (R) — 58.3%

Rachel Anderson (D) — 37.9%

Wyoming

Harriet Hageman (R) — 65.2%

James Byrd (D) — 34.8%

Gubernatorial races

Alabama

Tommy Tuberville (R) — 52.1%

Doug Jones (D) — 47.9%

Alaska

Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (D) — 49.2%

Bernadette Wilson (R) — 29.2%

Arizona

Katie Hobbs (D) — 55.6%

Andy Biggs (R) — 42.7%

Arkansas

Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) — 53.9%

Fred Love (D) — 38.6%

California

Xavier Becerra (D) — 64.0%

Steve Hilton (R) — 36.0%

Colorado

Phil Weiser (D) — 60.9%

Victor Marx (R) — 33.7%

Connecticut

Ned Lamont (D) — 58.8%

Ryan Fazio (R) — 41.2%

Florida

Byron Donalds (R) — 50.0%

David Jolly (D) — 48.7%

Georgia

Keisha Lance Bottoms (D) — 54.3%

Rick Jackson (R) — 45.7%

Hawaii

Josh Green (D) — 74.2%

Gary Cordery (R) — 25.8%

Idaho

Brad Little (R) — 57.2%

Terri Pickens (D) — 32.2%

Illinois

JB Pritzker (D) — 59.8%

Darren Bailey (R) — 36.8%

Iowa

Rob Sand (D) — 55.5%

Zach Lahn (R) — 44.5%

Kansas

Cindy Holscher (D) — 50.3%

Ty Masterson (R) — 49.7%

Maine

Hannah Pingree (D) — 55.0%

Bobby Charles (R) — 36.9%

Maryland

Wes Moore (D) — 62.7%

Dan Cox (R) — 33.3%

Massachusetts

Maura Healey (D) — 62.1%

Michael Minogue (R) — 34.6%

Michigan

Jocelyn Benson (D) — 54.5%

John James (R) — 43.8%

Minnesota

Amy Klobuchar (D) — 55.5%

Lisa Demuth (R) — 42.6%

Nebraska

Jim Pillen (R) — 50.7%

Lynne Walz (D) — 42.3%

Nevada

Aaron Ford (D) — 51.7%

Joe Lombardo (R) — 44.2%

New Hampshire

Kelly Ayotte (R) — 51.2%

Cinde Warmington (D) — 47.2%

New Mexico

Deb Haaland (D) — 57.3%

Gregg Hull (R) — 42.8%

New York

Kathy Hochul (D) — 60.0%

Bruce Blakeman (R) — 39.8%

Ohio

Amy Acton (D) — 52.3%

Vivek Ramaswamy (R) — 44.4%

Oklahoma

Mike Mazzei (R) — 52.0%

Cyndi Munson (D) — 45.8%

Oregon

Tina Kotek (D) — 51.8%

Christine Drazan (R) — 45.5%

Pennsylvania

Josh Shapiro (D) — 60.4%

Stacy Garrity (R) — 38.3%

Rhode Island

Helena Foulkes (D) — 57.6%

Kenneth Block (I) — 27.9%

South Carolina

Alan Wilson (R) — 51.6%

Jermaine Johnson (D) — 47.1%

South Dakota

Larry Rhoden (R) — 63.5%

Dan Ahlers (D) — 36.5%

Tennessee

Marsha Blackburn (R) — 45.5%

Jerri Green (D) — 43.0%

Texas

Gina Hinojosa (D) — 52.8%

Greg Abbott (R) — 45.7%

Vermont

Phil Scott (R) — 52.6%

Amanda Janoo (D) — 45.6%

Wisconsin

David Crowley (D) — 54.1%

Tom Tiffany (R) — 45.9%

Wyoming

Eric Barlow (R) — 68.6%

Rebecca Bextel (other) — 16.8%


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