2026 U.S. Senate Elections
35 of the 100 Senate seats are on the ballot on Tuesday, November 3, 2026: the 33 Class II seats whose six-year terms end in January 2027, plus 2 special elections to fill seats currently held by appointment. Every incumbent below links to their voting record, net worth and disclosed stock trades.
Seats on the ballot
35
33 Class II + 2 special
Held going in
22 Republican · 13 Democratic
Open seats
13
No incumbent on the ballot, per primary results
Days until election day
13
November 3, 2026
Balance of Power Today (100 Seats)
Not on the 2026 ballot: 31 Republican, 32 Democratic, 2 Independent. Seats on the ballot: 22 Republican, 13 Democratic. Full party breakdown →
Open Seats: No Incumbent on the Ballot
Seats whose incumbent is not among the nominees (primary results checked Oct 10, 2026).
Tommy Tuberville
Republican · Alabama
Senator since 2021
Dick Durbin
Democrat · Illinois
Senator since 1997
Joni Ernst
Republican · Iowa
Senator since 2015
Mitch McConnell
Republican · Kentucky
Senator since 1985
Bill Cassidy
Republican · Louisiana
Senator since 2015 · lost the primary
Gary Peters
Democrat · Michigan
Senator since 2015
Tina Smith
Democrat · Minnesota
Senator since 2018
Steve Daines
Republican · Montana
Senator since 2015
Jeanne Shaheen
Democrat · New Hampshire
Senator since 2009
Thom Tillis
Republican · North Carolina
Senator since 2015
Alan Armstrong
Republican · Oklahoma
Senator since 2026
John Cornyn
Republican · Texas
Senator since 2002 · lost the primary
Cynthia Lummis
Republican · Wyoming
Senator since 2021
Special Elections
- Florida (Class III seat): Ashley Moody (Republican) was appointed on January 21, 2025 and holds the seat until the special election on November 3, 2026, which decides who serves the remainder of the term ending January 3, 2029.
- Ohio (Class III seat): Jon Husted (Republican) was appointed on January 21, 2025 and holds the seat until the special election on November 3, 2026, which decides who serves the remainder of the term ending January 3, 2029.
Every Seat on the 2026 Ballot
Click a column to sort. Status and candidates come from primary results (checked Oct 10, 2026); net worth from each candidate’s latest disclosure. Every candidate’s net worth, ranked →
| State ▲ | Incumbent ↕ | Party ↕ | Seat ↕ | Since ↕ | Age on Election Day ↕ | Status ↕ | Candidates & Est. Net Worth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2021 | 72 | Open seat |
Everett Wess (D) $15K – $50K Barry Moore (R) $1M – $6M |
| Alaska |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2015 | 61 | Incumbent running |
Mary Peltola (D) $47K – $220K Dan Sullivan (R) $3M – $12M |
| Arkansas |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2015 | 49 | Incumbent running |
Hallie Shoffner (D) $408K – $3M Tom Cotton (R) $368K – $1M |
| Colorado |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
2021 | 74 | Incumbent running |
John Hickenlooper (D) $14M – $63M Mark Baisley (R) $5M – $25M |
| Delaware |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
2010 | 63 | Incumbent running |
Chris Coons (D) $5M – $25M Michael Katz (R) no report |
| Florida |
|
Republican |
Class III
Special Appointed
|
2025 | 51 | Incumbent running |
Angie Nixon (D) -$200K – $135K Ashley Moody (R) $3M – $11M |
| Georgia |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
2021 | 39 | Incumbent running |
Jon Ossoff (D) $1M – $6M Mike Collins (R) $5M – $27M |
| Idaho |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2009 | 83 | Incumbent running |
Jim Risch (R) $19M – $92M Todd Achilles (I) $698K – $2M |
| Illinois |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
1997 | 81 | Open seat |
Juliana Stratton (D) $220K – $775K Don Tracy (R) $27M – $64M |
| Iowa |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2015 | 56 | Open seat |
Josh Turek (D) $52K – $130K Ashley Hinson (R) $2M – $9M |
| Kansas |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2021 | 66 | Incumbent running |
Adam Hamilton (D) $7M – $20M Roger Marshall (R) $3M – $10M |
| Kentucky |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
1985 | 84 | Open seat |
Charles Booker (D) -$198K – -$70K Andy Barr (R) $954K – $3M |
| Louisiana |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2015 | 69 | Lost primary |
Jamie Davis (D) no report Julia Letlow (R) $333K – $3M |
| Maine |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
1997 | 73 | Incumbent running |
Troy Jackson (D) $147K – $430K Susan Collins (R) $4M – $10M |
| Massachusetts |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
2013 | 80 | Incumbent running |
Ed Markey (D) $3M – $10M John Deaton (R) $16M – $68M |
| Michigan |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
2015 | 67 | Open seat |
Abdul El-Sayed (D) $682K – $2M Mike Rogers (R) $7M – $15M |
| Minnesota |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
2018 | 68 | Open seat |
Peggy Flanagan (D) $990K – $3M Michele Tafoya (R) $10M – $38M |
| Mississippi |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2018 | 67 | Incumbent running |
Scott Colom (D) -$3M – $4M Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) $444K – $2M Ty Pinkins (I) -$565K – -$275K |
| Montana |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2015 | 64 | Open seat |
Alani Bankhead (D) $803K – $2M Kurt Alme (R) $2M – $4M Seth Bodnar (I) $5M – $14M |
| Nebraska |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2023 | 62 | Incumbent running |
Pete Ricketts (R) $190M – $220M Dan Osborn (I) $236K – $726K |
| New Hampshire |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
2009 | 79 | Open seat |
Chris Pappas (D) $958K – $7M John E. Sununu (R) $8M – $36M |
| New Jersey |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
2013 | 57 | Incumbent running |
Cory Booker (D) $2M – $4M Justin Murphy (R) -$250K – -$100K |
| New Mexico |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
2021 | 54 | Incumbent running |
Ben Ray Luján (D) $89K – $300K Larry Marker (R) no report |
| North Carolina |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2015 | 66 | Open seat |
Roy Cooper (D) $4M – $10M Michael Whatley (R) $4M – $12M |
| Ohio |
|
Republican |
Class III
Special Appointed
|
2025 | 59 | Incumbent running |
Sherrod Brown (D) $497K – $1M Jon Husted (R) $2M – $5M |
| Oklahoma |
|
Republican |
Class II
Appointed
|
2026 | 64 | Open seat |
N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas (D) no report Kevin Hern (R) $44M – $160M |
| Oregon |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
2009 | 70 | Incumbent running |
Jeff Merkley (D) $5M – $16M David Brock Smith (R) $39K – $150K |
| Rhode Island |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
1997 | 76 | Incumbent running |
Jack Reed (D) $69K – $394K Raymond McKay (R) no report |
| South Carolina |
|
Republican |
Class II
Appointed
|
2026 | 62 | Incumbent running |
Annie Andrews (D) $2M – $8M Darline Graham Nordone (R) $84K – $260K |
| South Dakota |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2015 | 72 | Incumbent running |
Mike Rounds (R) $3M – $13M Brian Bengs (I) $484K – $1M |
| Tennessee |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2021 | 67 | Incumbent running |
Marquita Bradshaw (D) no report Bill Hagerty (R) $19M – $96M |
| Texas |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2002 | 74 | Lost primary |
James Talarico (D) $67K – $305K Ken Paxton (R) $103K – $22M |
| Virginia |
|
Democrat |
Class II
|
2009 | 71 | Incumbent running |
Mark Warner (D) $200M – $250M Bert Mizusawa (R) $2M – $11M |
| West Virginia |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2015 | 72 | Incumbent running |
Rachel Fetty Anderson (D) $974K – $2M Shelley Moore Capito (R) $3M – $7M |
| Wyoming |
|
Republican |
Class II
|
2021 | 72 | Open seat |
James W. Byrd (D) no report Harriet Hageman (R) $2M – $7M |
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. The page updates automatically as filings and the roster change; results appear here as winners take office. See every cycle since 1990, the seniority list and the voting analysis.