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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.

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Seats on the ballot

34

33 Class I + 1 special

Held going in

19
11
4

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

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 Result
Arizona Kyrsten Sinema Since 2019 · age 48 Independent
Class I
Ruben Gallego (Democrat) Party change
California Laphonza Butler Since 2023 · age 45 Democrat
Class I Appointed
Adam Schiff (Democrat)
Connecticut Chris Murphy Since 2013 · age 51 Democrat
Class I
Re-elected
Delaware Tom Carper Since 2001 · age 77 Democrat
Class I
Lisa Blunt Rochester (Democrat)
Florida Rick Scott Since 2019 · age 71 Republican
Class I
Re-elected
Hawaii Mazie Hirono Since 2013 · age 77 Democrat
Class I
Re-elected
Indiana Mike Braun Since 2019 · age 70 Republican
Class I
Jim Banks (Republican)
Maine Angus King Since 2013 · age 80 Independent
Class I
Re-elected
Maryland Benjamin Cardin Since 2007 Democrat
Class I
Angela Alsobrooks (Democrat)
Massachusetts Elizabeth Warren Since 2013 · age 75 Democrat
Class I
Re-elected
Michigan Debbie Stabenow Since 2001 Democrat
Class I
Elissa Slotkin (Democrat)
Minnesota Amy Klobuchar Since 2007 · age 64 Democrat
Class I
Re-elected
Mississippi Roger Wicker Since 2007 · age 73 Republican
Class I
Re-elected
Missouri Josh Hawley Since 2019 · age 44 Republican
Class I
Re-elected
Montana Jon Tester Since 2007 · age 68 Democrat
Class I
Tim Sheehy (Republican) Party change
Nebraska Deb Fischer Since 2013 · age 73 Republican
Class I
Re-elected
Nebraska Pete Ricketts Since 2023 · age 60 Republican
Class II Special Appointed
Held seat
Nevada Jacky Rosen Since 2019 · age 67 Democrat
Class I
Re-elected
New Jersey George Helmy Since 2024 Democrat
Class I Appointed
Andy Kim (Democrat)
New Mexico Martin Heinrich Since 2013 · age 53 Democrat
Class I
Re-elected
New York Kirsten Gillibrand Since 2009 · age 57 Democrat
Class I
Re-elected
North Dakota Kevin Cramer Since 2019 · age 63 Republican
Class I
Re-elected
Ohio Sherrod Brown Since 2007 · age 71 Democrat
Class I
Bernie Moreno (Republican) Party change
Pennsylvania Bob Casey Since 2007 · age 64 Democrat
Class I
David McCormick (Republican) Party change
Rhode Island Sheldon Whitehouse Since 2007 · age 69 Democrat
Class I
Re-elected
Tennessee Marsha Blackburn Since 2019 · age 72 Republican
Class I
Re-elected
Texas Ted Cruz Since 2013 · age 53 Republican
Class I
Re-elected
Utah Mitt Romney Since 2019 Republican
Class I
John Curtis (Republican)
Vermont Bernie Sanders Since 2007 · age 83 Independent
Class I
Re-elected
Virginia Tim Kaine Since 2013 · age 66 Democrat
Class I
Re-elected
Washington Maria Cantwell Since 2001 · age 66 Democrat
Class I
Re-elected
West Virginia Joe Manchin, III Since 2010 Independent
Class I
Jim Justice (Republican) Party change
Wisconsin Tammy Baldwin Since 2013 · age 62 Democrat
Class I
Re-elected
Wyoming John Barrasso Since 2007 · age 72 Republican
Class I
Re-elected

New Senators Elected in 2024

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.