Alabama · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (R) Tommy Tuberville, running for Governor of Alabama
Barry Moore
Republican
Everett Wess
Democratic
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2026 Midterm Elections
The 2026 midterm elections are on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. See who is running in all 35 U.S. Senate races and 435 House races, which seats are open, and how sitting members of Congress have voted. Sign up to vote
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2026 Senate races · 35 seats on the ballot
Alaska · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningMary PeltolaDemocraticDan SullivanRepublicanArkansas · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningTom CottonRepublicanHallie ShoffnerDemocraticColorado · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningMark BaisleyRepublicanJohn HickenlooperDemocraticDelaware · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningChris CoonsDemocraticMichael "Dr. Mike" KatzRepublicanFlorida · U.S. Senate (special election)
Incumbent runningAshley MoodyRepublicanAngie NixonDemocraticGeorgia · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningMike CollinsRepublicanJon OssoffDemocraticIdaho · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningTodd AchillesIndependentJim RischRepublicanIllinois · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (D) Richard Durbin, retiring
Juliana StrattonDemocraticDon TracyRepublicanIowa · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (R) Joni Ernst, retiring
Ashley HinsonRepublicanJosh TurekDemocraticKansas · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningAdam HamiltonDemocraticRoger MarshallRepublicanKentucky · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (R) Mitch McConnell, retiring
Andy BarrRepublicanCharles BookerDemocratic+1 more: Campbell (K)Race details →Louisiana · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (R) Bill Cassidy, lost the primary
Jamie DavisDemocraticJulia LetlowRepublicanMaine · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningSusan CollinsRepublicanTroy JacksonDemocraticMassachusetts · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningJohn DeatonRepublicanEd MarkeyDemocraticMichigan · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (D) Gary Peters, retiring
Abdul El-SayedDemocraticMike RogersRepublicanMinnesota · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (D) Tina Smith, retiring
Peggy FlanaganDemocraticMichele TafoyaRepublicanMississippi · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningScott ColomDemocraticCindy Hyde-SmithRepublican+1 more: Pinkins (I)Race details →Montana · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (R) Steve Daines, retiring
Kurt AlmeRepublicanAlani BankheadDemocratic+2 more: Austin (L), Bodnar (I)Race details →Nebraska · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningMike MarvinLegal Marijuana NowPete RickettsRepublican+1 more: Osborn (I)Race details →New Hampshire · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (D) Jeanne Shaheen, retiring
Chris PappasDemocraticJohn E. SununuRepublicanNew Jersey · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningCory BookerDemocraticJustin MurphyRepublicanNew Mexico · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningBen Ray LujánDemocraticLarry MarkerRepublicanNorth Carolina · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (R) Thom Tillis, retiring
Roy CooperDemocraticMichael WhatleyRepublican+2 more: Bray (L), Dublin (G)Race details →Ohio · U.S. Senate (special election)
Incumbent runningSherrod BrownDemocraticJon HustedRepublican+2 more: Levy (I), Redpath (L)Race details →Oklahoma · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (R) Alan Armstrong, not seeking election
Kevin HernRepublicanN'Kiyla Jasmine ThomasDemocraticOregon · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningJeff MerkleyDemocraticDavid Brock SmithRepublicanRhode Island · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningRaymond McKayRepublicanJack ReedDemocraticSouth Carolina · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningAnnie AndrewsDemocraticDarline GrahamRepublicanSouth Dakota · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningBrian BengsIndependentMike RoundsRepublicanTennessee · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningMarquita BradshawDemocraticBill HagertyRepublicanTexas · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (R) John Cornyn, lost the primary
Ken PaxtonRepublicanJames TalaricoDemocraticVirginia · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningBert MizusawaRepublicanMark WarnerDemocraticWest Virginia · U.S. Senate
Incumbent runningRachel Fetty AndersonDemocraticShelley Moore CapitoRepublicanWyoming · U.S. Senate
Open seatReplacing (R) Cynthia Lummis, retiring
James W. ByrdDemocraticHarriet HagemanRepublican
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When are the 2026 midterm elections?
Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Louisiana's House races are an all-party primary that day, with a Dec. 12 runoff if no candidate wins a majority. Official source ↗
What's on the ballot?
All 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats: 33 regular Senate races plus special elections in Ohio and Florida.
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