2024 U.S. Senate Elections: Results
34 Senate seats were decided on Tuesday, November 5, 2024: the 33 Class I seats and 1 special election. 22 incumbents kept their seats, 12 new senators were elected, and 5 seats changed party.
Seats on the ballot
34
33 Class I + 1 special
Held going in
19 Democrat · 11 Republican · 4 Independent
New senators
12
22 incumbents re-elected
Seats that changed party
5
AZ, MT, OH, PA, WV
Special Election
- Nebraska (Class II seat): Pete Ricketts (Republican) was appointed on January 23, 2023 and held the seat going into the special election on November 5, 2024. Won it outright, serving the remainder of the term through January 3, 2027.
Every Seat on the 2024 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 ↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona |
|
Independent |
Class I
|
2019 | 48 | Ruben Gallego (Democrat) Party change |
| California |
|
Democrat |
Class I
Appointed
|
2023 | 45 | Adam Schiff (Democrat) |
| Connecticut |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2013 | 51 | Re-elected |
| Delaware |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2001 | 77 | Lisa Blunt Rochester (Democrat) |
| Florida |
|
Republican |
Class I
|
2019 | 71 | Re-elected |
| Hawaii |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2013 | 77 | Re-elected |
| Indiana |
|
Republican |
Class I
|
2019 | 70 | Jim Banks (Republican) |
| Maine |
|
Independent |
Class I
|
2013 | 80 | Re-elected |
| Maryland |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2007 | Angela Alsobrooks (Democrat) | |
| Massachusetts |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2013 | 75 | Re-elected |
| Michigan |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2001 | Elissa Slotkin (Democrat) | |
| Minnesota |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2007 | 64 | Re-elected |
| Mississippi |
|
Republican |
Class I
|
2007 | 73 | Re-elected |
| Missouri |
|
Republican |
Class I
|
2019 | 44 | Re-elected |
| Montana |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2007 | 68 | Tim Sheehy (Republican) Party change |
| Nebraska |
|
Republican |
Class I
|
2013 | 73 | Re-elected |
| Nebraska |
|
Republican |
Class II
Special Appointed
|
2023 | 60 | Held seat |
| Nevada |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2019 | 67 | Re-elected |
| New Jersey |
|
Democrat |
Class I
Appointed
|
2024 | Andy Kim (Democrat) | |
| New Mexico |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2013 | 53 | Re-elected |
| New York |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2009 | 57 | Re-elected |
| North Dakota |
|
Republican |
Class I
|
2019 | 63 | Re-elected |
| Ohio |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2007 | 71 | Bernie Moreno (Republican) Party change |
| Pennsylvania |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2007 | 64 | David McCormick (Republican) Party change |
| Rhode Island |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2007 | 69 | Re-elected |
| Tennessee |
|
Republican |
Class I
|
2019 | 72 | Re-elected |
| Texas |
|
Republican |
Class I
|
2013 | 53 | Re-elected |
| Utah |
|
Republican |
Class I
|
2019 | John Curtis (Republican) | |
| Vermont |
|
Independent |
Class I
|
2007 | 83 | Re-elected |
| Virginia |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2013 | 66 | Re-elected |
| Washington |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2001 | 66 | Re-elected |
| West Virginia |
|
Independent |
Class I
|
2010 | Jim Justice (Republican) Party change | |
| Wisconsin |
|
Democrat |
Class I
|
2013 | 62 | Re-elected |
| Wyoming |
|
Republican |
Class I
|
2007 | 72 | Re-elected |
New Senators Elected in 2024
Ruben Gallego
Democrat · Arizona
Succeeded Kyrsten Sinema (Independent)
Adam Schiff
Democrat · California
Succeeded Laphonza Butler
Lisa Blunt Rochester
Democrat · Delaware
Succeeded Tom Carper
Jim Banks
Republican · Indiana
Succeeded Mike Braun
Angela Alsobrooks
Democrat · Maryland
Succeeded Benjamin Cardin
Elissa Slotkin
Democrat · Michigan
Succeeded Debbie Stabenow
Tim Sheehy
Republican · Montana
Succeeded Jon Tester (Democrat)
Andy Kim
Democrat · New Jersey
Succeeded George Helmy
Bernie Moreno
Republican · Ohio
Succeeded Sherrod Brown (Democrat)
David McCormick
Republican · Pennsylvania
Succeeded Bob Casey (Democrat)
John Curtis
Republican · Utah
Succeeded Mitt Romney
Jim Justice
Republican · West Virginia
Succeeded Joe Manchin, III (Independent)
About this page
Seats, incumbents and results are derived from the Senate's service records (via the congress-legislators dataset): the seats on a year's ballot are the class whose terms end the following January, plus any seat held by appointment pending a special election, and a result is recorded when the winner is sworn in. Incumbent status and candidates for the next election come from FEC candidate filings; a seat is listed as open when the FEC tags its candidates as running for a seat with no incumbent. Election day is the Tuesday after the first Monday in November. See every cycle since 1990, the seniority list and the voting analysis.