2014 U.S. Senate Elections: Results

Special Elections

• Hawaii (Class III seat): Brian Schatz (Democrat) was appointed on December 27, 2012 and held the seat going into the special election on November 4, 2014. Won it outright, serving the remainder of the term through January 3, 2017.
• Oklahoma (Class III seat): Thomas Coburn (Republican) held the seat going into the special election on November 4, 2014. Won by James Lankford (Republican), whose term for the seat ran through January 3, 2017.
• South Carolina (Class III seat): Tim Scott (Republican) was appointed on January 3, 2013 and held the seat going into the special election on November 4, 2014. Won it outright, serving the remainder of the term through January 3, 2017.

Every Seat on the 2014 Ballot

Incumbent is whoever held the seat on election day; the result is who was sworn in for it afterwards.

State ▲	Incumbent ↕	Party ↕	Seat ↕	Since ↕	Age on Election Day ↕	Result ↕
Alabama	Jeff Sessions, III Since 1997	Republican	Class II	1997		Re-elected
Alaska	Mark Begich Since 2009	Democrat	Class II	2009		Dan Sullivan (Republican) Party change
Arkansas	Mark Pryor Since 2003	Democrat	Class II	2003		Tom Cotton (Republican) Party change
Colorado	Mark Udall Since 2009	Democrat	Class II	2009		Cory Gardner (Republican) Party change
Delaware	Chris Coons Since 2010 · age 51	Democrat	Class II	2010	51	Re-elected
Georgia	Saxby Chambliss Since 2003	Republican	Class II	2003		David Perdue, Jr. (Republican)
Hawaii	Brian Schatz Since 2012 · age 42	Democrat	Class III Special Appointed	2012	42	Held seat
Idaho	Jim Risch Since 2009 · age 71	Republican	Class II	2009	71	Re-elected
Illinois	Dick Durbin Since 1997 · age 69	Democrat	Class II	1997	69	Re-elected
Iowa	Tom Harkin Since 1985	Democrat	Class II	1985		Joni Ernst (Republican) Party change
Kansas	Pat Roberts Since 1997	Republican	Class II	1997		Re-elected
Kentucky	Mitch McConnell Since 1985 · age 72	Republican	Class II	1985	72	Re-elected
Louisiana	Mary Landrieu Since 1997	Democrat	Class II	1997		Bill Cassidy (Republican) Party change
Maine	Susan Collins Since 1997 · age 61	Republican	Class II	1997	61	Re-elected
Massachusetts	Ed Markey Since 2013 · age 68	Democrat	Class II	2013	68	Re-elected
Michigan	Carl Levin Since 1979	Democrat	Class II	1979		Gary Peters (Democrat)
Minnesota	Al Franken Since 2009	Democrat	Class II	2009		Re-elected
Mississippi	William Cochran Since 1978	Republican	Class II	1978		Re-elected
Montana	John Walsh Since 2014	Democrat	Class II Appointed	2014		Steve Daines (Republican) Party change
Nebraska	Mike Johanns Since 2009	Republican	Class II	2009		Ben Sasse (Republican)
New Hampshire	Jeanne Shaheen Since 2009 · age 67	Democrat	Class II	2009	67	Re-elected
New Jersey	Cory Booker Since 2013 · age 45	Democrat	Class II	2013	45	Re-elected
New Mexico	Tom Udall Since 2009	Democrat	Class II	2009		Re-elected
North Carolina	Kay Hagan Since 2009	Democrat	Class II	2009		Thom Tillis (Republican) Party change
Oklahoma	James Inhofe Since 1994	Republican	Class II	1994		Re-elected
Oklahoma	Thomas Coburn Since 2005	Republican	Class III Special	2005		James Lankford (Republican)
Oregon	Jeff Merkley Since 2009 · age 58	Democrat	Class II	2009	58	Re-elected
Rhode Island	Jack Reed Since 1997 · age 64	Democrat	Class II	1997	64	Re-elected
South Carolina	Lindsey Graham Since 2003 · age 59	Republican	Class II	2003	59	Re-elected
South Carolina	Tim Scott Since 2013 · age 49	Republican	Class III Special Appointed	2013	49	Held seat
South Dakota	Tim Johnson Since 1997	Democrat	Class II	1997		Mike Rounds (Republican) Party change
Tennessee	Lamar Alexander Since 2003	Republican	Class II	2003		Re-elected
Texas	John Cornyn Since 2002 · age 62	Republican	Class II	2002	62	Re-elected
Virginia	Mark Warner Since 2009 · age 59	Democrat	Class II	2009	59	Re-elected
West Virginia	Jay Rockefeller, IV Since 1985	Democrat	Class II	1985		Shelley Capito (Republican) Party change
Wyoming	Michael Enzi Since 1997	Republican	Class II	1997		Re-elected

New Senators Elected in 2014

Dan Sullivan

Republican · Alaska

Succeeded Mark Begich (Democrat)

Tom Cotton

Republican · Arkansas

Succeeded Mark Pryor (Democrat)

Cory Gardner

Republican · Colorado

Succeeded Mark Udall (Democrat)

David Perdue, Jr.

Republican · Georgia

Succeeded Saxby Chambliss

Joni Ernst

Republican · Iowa

Succeeded Tom Harkin (Democrat)

Bill Cassidy

Republican · Louisiana

Succeeded Mary Landrieu (Democrat)

Gary Peters

Democrat · Michigan

Succeeded Carl Levin

Steve Daines

Republican · Montana

Succeeded John Walsh (Democrat)

Ben Sasse

Republican · Nebraska

Succeeded Mike Johanns

Thom Tillis

Republican · North Carolina

Succeeded Kay Hagan (Democrat)

James Lankford

Republican · Oklahoma

Succeeded Thomas Coburn · special election

Mike Rounds

Republican · South Dakota

Succeeded Tim Johnson (Democrat)

Shelley Capito

Republican · West Virginia

Succeeded Jay Rockefeller, IV (Democrat)