2030 U.S. Senate Elections
33 of the 100 Senate seats are on the ballot on Tuesday, November 5, 2030: the 33 Class I seats whose six-year terms end in January 2031. Every incumbent below links to their voting record, net worth and disclosed stock trades.
Seats on the ballot
33
33 Class I
Held going in
17 Democrat · 14 Republican · 2 Independent
Open seats
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Days until election day
1521
November 5, 2030
Balance of Power Today (100 Seats)
Not on the 2030 ballot: 39 Republican, 28 Democrat, 0 Independent. Seats on the ballot: 17 Democrat, 14 Republican, 2 Independent. Full party breakdown →
Every Seat on the 2030 Ballot
Click a column to sort. Status and candidates come from FEC filings; candidates are the top three by money raised.
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.