Dan Sullivan
(R) - Incumbent, seeking third term; at about 42% in primary (certified), advancing to RCV general
Mary Peltola
(D) - Former US Rep; led primary at about 49% (certified), advancing to RCV general; sole Democrat on ballot after Leslie withdrew
Dan J. Sullivan Jr.
(R) - Retired teacher from Petersburg; name-sharing 3rd-place finisher (certified), advancing to RCV general
RCV tabulation pending. Updated first-choice count (394 of 401 precincts reporting, Nov 6-7): Peltola ~48.0%, Sullivan ~47.7% (gap has narrowed as more precincts came in; exact vote totals not confirmed by Division of Elections). Domestic absentee ballots accepted through Nov 13; international through Nov 18. Official RCV tabulation scheduled for Nov 18; certification expected by Nov 25. Next Division of Elections count update expected Nov 10 (expected to include almost all early votes and a large batch of absentee ballots). Peltola campaign filed lawsuit Nov 6 against Alaska election officials seeking information about rejected absentee ballots; Alaska Department of Law responded that the data is preliminary and treated as confidential. Trump DOJ pre-election lawsuit seeking to block Alaska Senate certification was dismissed by federal judge Nov 2; DOJ indicated intent to appeal on procedural grounds. Alaska Beacon preliminary analysis (using state data file) projects Sullivan nets ~860 more redistributed votes than Peltola from eliminated candidates (Heikes and Dan J. Sullivan Jr.), which could affect the outcome; Sullivan campaign hypothetical claims a 328-vote RCV win, treat as partisan projection. Prior count (Nov 4 morning, ~74.3% reported): Peltola led by ~626 votes (102,701 to 102,075). Election-night initial first-round: Sullivan ~48.5%, Peltola ~47.7%, Heikes (R) ~2.2%, Dan J. Sullivan Jr. (R) ~1.7% (all election-night counts, provisional). No AP call; state certification expected by Nov 25. Certified Sep 2: Ballot set for November. Peltola (D) and Sen. Sullivan (R, incumbent) clearly advanced with about 49% and 42% respectively. Dan J. Sullivan Jr. (R, name-sharing retired teacher from Petersburg) certified 3rd. David Leslie (D, democratic socialist) finished 4th but withdrew Sep 1 before the certification deadline, elevating Republican Gerald Heikes (R) to the 4th ballot spot. November RCV ballot: Sullivan (R), Peltola (D), Dan J. Sullivan Jr. (R), Heikes (R). DOJ grand jury probe into Dan J. Sullivan Jr.'s entry (potential voter confusion) remains ongoing. A New York Times report (published Sep 24) alleged hostile behavior by Peltola toward ex-staffers; Peltola campaign disputed the account and said she was grieving her husband's death during the period in question. Inside Elections moved from Tilt R to Toss-up on Oct 1, 2026 (Cook, Sabato, and Inside Elections all now rate Alaska Senate Toss-up). Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Toss-up to Lean D on Oct 6, 2026 (Cook and Inside Elections remain Toss-up).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Cindy Hyde-Smith
(R) - Incumbent, won Mar 10 primary with 80.8%
Scott Colom
(D) - District attorney, won Mar 10 primary
Ty Pinkins
(I) - Independent
No AP call. Updated count (Nov 6, AP as of ~5:30 p.m. ET): Colom (D) leads Hyde-Smith (R) by ~2,574 votes with ~97% of votes counted: Colom 467,930 (49.1%), Hyde-Smith 465,356 (48.8%), Pinkins (I) 20,028 (2.1%). No formal recount process exists in Mississippi under state law. Close-race audit initiated by state. Counting continues; some affidavit ballots still under review. Affidavit ballots are strongly favoring Colom in early reporting (Lafayette County: Colom 69%, Hyde-Smith 29%, Mississippi Free Press, Nov 7). Hyde-Smith campaign demanded Nov 6 that counties preserve all affidavit ballots; Colom campaign called the demand unlawful (Democracy Docket). Affidavit voters must validate ballots with an acceptable ID; deadline approximately Nov 10 (exact deadline unconfirmed). Mississippi Secretary of State's office has indicated race may not be formally called until approximately Nov 13. If Colom wins, he would be the first Black senator from Mississippi since Reconstruction. Prior count (Nov 5, ~96.2% counted): Colom led by ~1,936 votes per AP. Prior count (Nov 4, 96% of expected vote): Colom 464,926, Hyde-Smith 463,788, Pinkins (I) 19,935. Nominees set; primaries held Mar 10, 2026. Cook Political Report and Sabato's Crystal Ball both moved from Likely R to Safe R on Sep 10, 2026. Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Safe R to Likely R on Oct 14, 2026. Cook Political Report moved from Safe R to Likely R on Oct 20, 2026 (Cook and Sabato both Likely R).; Inside Elections moved from Solid R to Likely R on Oct 31, 2026 (all three major forecasters now Likely R).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Barry Moore
(R) - US Rep, Trump-endorsed, won Jun 16 runoff 55.8%
Everett Wess
(D) - Attorney, won Jun 16 runoff 54.6%
Called Nov 3: Moore (R) wins (CBS projection). Election-night count not yet confirmed. Nominees set: open seat (Tuberville ran for governor); May 19 primaries went to Jun 16 runoffs
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Tom Cotton
(R) - Incumbent, won primary 81.6%
Hallie Shoffner
(D) - Farmer, won primary 78.3%
Called Nov 3: Cotton (R) wins reelection (expected result, confirmed). Election-night count not in search results. Nominees set: primaries held Mar 3, 2026
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
John Hickenlooper
(D) - Incumbent, won primary 53% over Julie Gonzales
Mark Baisley
(R) - State senator
Called Nov 3: Hickenlooper (D) wins reelection (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set: Jun 30 primaries done (Baisley advanced unopposed via state assembly)
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Chris Coons
(D) - Incumbent; won Sep 15 Democratic primary with 84% on the election-night count (AP called 8:16 p.m. ET)
Michael Katz
(R) - Won Sep 15 Republican primary; general-election challenger to Coons
Called Nov 3: Coons (D) wins reelection (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set: Coons won Sep 15 Democratic primary with 84% (election-night count, AP called 8:16 p.m. ET); Katz won Sep 15 Republican primary. General election Nov 3.
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Ashley Moody
(R) - Appointed incumbent; won Aug 18 GOP primary with about 80% over Chris Gleason (14%) and two others
Angie Nixon
(D) - Florida state Rep., democratic socialist; upset front-runner Alex Vindman in Aug 18 Dem primary 56.1% to 43.9% (705,192 to 552,774 votes, CNN, NBC News projection)
Called Nov 3: Moody (R) wins. Specific election-night vote count not yet confirmed in search results. Nominees set: Moody won GOP primary with about 80% over three challengers; Nixon upset front-runner Vindman in Dem primary 56.1%-43.9% (705,192 to 552,774 votes, 99% precincts, Aug 18 primary). Inside Elections moved from Solid R to Likely R on Oct 15, 2026. Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Safe R to Likely R on Oct 27, 2026 (Cook Political Report remains Safe R; Inside Elections and Sabato now both Likely R).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Jon Ossoff
(D) - Incumbent
Mike Collins
(R) - US Rep, Trump-endorsed, won Jun 16 runoff 55.5% over Derek Dooley
Called Nov 3: Ossoff (D) wins reelection. Election-night count: Ossoff ~59%, Collins ~41% (99% reporting, CBS/NBC projection). Nominees set: GOP runoff held Jun 16 after May 19 primary. Cook Political Report moved to Lean D in spring 2026; Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Toss-up to Lean D on Aug 19, 2026. Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Lean D to Likely D on Sep 10, 2026; Cook Political Report moved from Lean D to Likely D on Sep 23, 2026.; Inside Elections moved from Lean D to Likely D on Oct 31, 2026 (Cook Political Report, Sabato, and Inside Elections all now Likely D).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Jim Risch
(R) - Incumbent, won primary 67.3%
Todd Achilles
(I) - Former Democratic state legislator and Army veteran; became main challenger after Roth withdrew Jul 28; raised $692k vs Risch $3.3M
Called Nov 3: Risch (R) wins reelection (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set: primaries held May 19, 2026; Dem nominee David Roth withdrew Jul 28, cleared path for independent Todd Achilles (former state legislator, Army veteran) as main challenger
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Juliana Stratton
(D) - Lt. Governor, won Mar 17 primary with 40.4%
Darren Tracy
(R) - won Mar 17 primary with 40%
Called Nov 3: Stratton (D) wins (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set; primaries held March 17, 2026 (open seat, Durbin retiring)
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Ashley Hinson
(R) - Congresswoman, Trump-endorsed, won Jun 2 primary 73.9%
Josh Turek
(D) - State representative, won Jun 2 primary 62.6%
Called Nov 3: Turek (D) wins. Election-night count: Turek ~51%, Hinson ~48% (81 of 99 counties reporting, AP/CBS/NBC/ABC projection). Nominees set; primaries held June 2, 2026 (open seat, Ernst retiring); Cook Political Report moved from Lean R to Toss-up on Aug 20, 2026, citing competitive polling and Turek's strong independent-voter support; Inside Elections had moved from Lean R to Tilt R on Aug 6; Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Lean R to Toss-up on Sep 22, 2026 (Sabato Toss-up; Inside Elections remained Tilt R).; Inside Elections moved from Tilt R to Toss-up on Oct 31, 2026 (all three major forecasters now confirmed Toss-up).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Roger Marshall
(R) - Incumbent, won Aug 4 GOP primary
Adam Hamilton
(D) - Methodist pastor; won Aug 4 Democratic primary from crowded 11-candidate field
Called Nov 3: Hamilton (D) wins. Election-night count: Hamilton ~50.9%, Marshall ~46.1%, Graham (L) ~3.0% (98.5% reporting, AP/CBS/NPR projection). First Kansas Democrat elected to the Senate in nearly a century. Nominees set after Aug 4 primaries: Marshall won GOP primary; Hamilton won Democratic primary from crowded 11-candidate field. Cook moved from Safe to Likely R on Jul 6, 2026; Inside Elections moved from Solid R to Likely R on Sep 10, 2026; Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Likely R to Lean R on Sep 22, 2026; Cook Political Report moved from Likely R to Lean R on Sep 23, 2026; Cook Political Report moved from Lean R to Toss-up on Oct 6, 2026; Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Lean R to Toss-up on Oct 14, 2026; Inside Elections moved from Likely R to Tilt R on Oct 15, 2026 (Cook and Sabato Toss-up; Inside Elections Tilt R).; Inside Elections moved from Tilt R to Toss-up on Oct 31, 2026 (Cook Political Report, Sabato, and Inside Elections all now Toss-up).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Andy Barr
(R) - Congressman, Trump-endorsed, won May 19 primary 60.5% over Daniel Cameron
Charles Booker
(D) - Won May 19 primary with 47%; 2022 nominee
Called Nov 3: Barr (R) wins (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set; primaries held May 19, 2026 (open seat, McConnell retiring)
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Julia Letlow
(R) - Congresswoman, Trump-endorsed, won Jun 27 runoff 56.9% over John Fleming
Jamie Davis
(D) - Tensas Parish police juror
Called Nov 3: Letlow (R) wins (CBS projection). Election-night count not yet confirmed. Nominees set; incumbent Cassidy lost May 16 primary, Letlow won Jun 27 runoff. Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Safe R to Likely R on Oct 30, 2026.; Inside Elections moved from Solid R to Likely R on Oct 31, 2026 (all three major forecasters now Likely R).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Susan Collins
(R) - Incumbent, seeking sixth term
Troy Jackson
(D) - Former state Senate president; formally nominated at Jul 25 Bangor convention with 90%+ of delegates; all serious rivals dropped out by Jul 19
Called Nov 3: Jackson (D) wins. Collins conceded. Election-night count: Jackson ~53.8%, Collins ~46.1% (86% reporting, NBC/CBS projection). Nominees set: Jackson nominated at Jul 25 Bangor convention (601 delegates, won 90%+); Platner won June primary but withdrew Jul 8 amid scandal; Jackson defeated only minor challenger Saundra Pelletier at convention. In mid-August, a resurfaced 1988 Fort Kent police report alleged Jackson assaulted a man and pushed his partner; Jackson denied being violent with his partner and said he takes responsibility for the 1988 fight; Collins has seized on the story. On Sep 22, ProPublica published a report alleging Collins helped a major donor secure federal contracts; Jackson called it corruption; Collins said she was never the target of any investigation and denied wrongdoing.
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Ed Markey
(D) - Incumbent; won Sep 1 Democratic primary over Rep. Seth Moulton 64.9% to 35.1% (572,595 to 310,365 votes, final count; AP projection called at 8:31 p.m.)
John Deaton
(R) - Won Sep 1 Republican primary over Nathan Bech; November challenger to Markey
Called Nov 3: Markey (D) wins reelection (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set: Markey won Sep 1 Democratic primary over Moulton 64.9% to 35.1% (572,595 to 310,365 votes, final count; AP called at 8:31 p.m.); Deaton won Sep 1 Republican primary over Bech. General election: Markey vs. Deaton. First debate held Jul 8.
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Abdul El-Sayed
(D) - Progressive public health advocate; won Aug 4 Democratic primary over Rep. Haley Stevens despite $60M+ in outside spending against him (NBC News projection)
Mike Rogers
(R) - Former congressman, 2024 nominee, GOP nominee
Called Nov 3: El-Sayed (D) wins. Election-night count: El-Sayed ~52.4%, Rogers ~45.6% (95.5% reporting, CBS/NBC projection). Nominees set: El-Sayed won Aug 4 Democratic primary over Stevens despite $60M+ in outside spending against him; Rogers was GOP nominee (no competitive primary). Open seat, Peters retiring. Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Toss-up to Lean D on Sep 22, 2026, citing El-Sayed's consistent polling lead and poor national environment for Republicans. Inside Elections moved from Toss-up to Tilt D on Oct 1, 2026.
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Peggy Flanagan
(D) - Lt. Governor; won Aug 11 DFL Senate primary over Rep. Angie Craig 58.7-39.7%
Michele Tafoya
(R) - NRSC-endorsed; won Aug 11 GOP Senate primary with about 52% over state party-endorsed Schwarze and Royce White
Called Nov 3: Flanagan (D) wins (CBS projection). Election-night count percentages not yet confirmed. Nominees set: Flanagan won Aug 11 DFL primary over Craig 58.7-39.7%; Tafoya won GOP primary with about 52% over state party-endorsed Schwarze (24%) and Royce White (11%). General election: Flanagan vs. Tafoya. Open seat, Smith retiring. Cook Political Report moved from Likely D to Toss-up on Sep 17, 2026, citing tightening polls and Tafoya's improving position; Sabato's Crystal Ball remains Likely D; Inside Elections moved from Likely D to Lean D on Oct 1, 2026; Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Likely D to Lean D on Oct 14, 2026; Cook Political Report moved from Likely D to Lean D on Oct 20, 2026 (all three major forecasters now Lean D). Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Lean D to Likely D on Oct 30, 2026 (Cook Political Report and Inside Elections remain Lean D).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Kurt Alme
(R) - Former US Attorney, won Jun 2 primary (76%), Daines-endorsed
Alani Bankhead
(D) - Air Force officer, won Jun 2 primary (43.7%)
Seth Bodnar
(I) - Former University of Montana president
Called Nov 3: Alme (R) wins (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set; primaries held Jun 2, 2026; Daines withdrew at filing deadline and is not running; both independent Bodnar and Democrat Bankhead confirmed staying through Aug 10 withdrawal deadline, keeping a three-way race. Cook Political Report and Sabato's Crystal Ball confirmed Safe R on Aug 12. Inside Elections confirmed Solid R (equivalent to Safe R) in October 2026.
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Pete Ricketts
(R) - Incumbent, won May 12 primary with 81.8%
Dan Osborn
(I) - Former union leader, 2024 candidate; no poll shows Ricketts pulling clear in a state Trump won by 20 pts
Called Nov 3: Ricketts (R) wins. Election-night count: Ricketts ~50.2%, Osborn ~43.9% (AP projection). Nominees set; primaries held May 12, 2026; Burbank formally filed to withdraw from ballot Jul 17 (Nebraska SOS disputed withdrawal; legal challenge followed; Nebraska Dems not naming a replacement); race is effectively Ricketts vs. independent Osborn. Inside Elections moved from Likely R to Lean R on Oct 1, 2026; Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Likely R to Lean R on Oct 14, 2026 (Sabato and Inside Elections both Lean R).; Inside Elections moved from Lean R to Tilt R on Oct 31, 2026 (Cook Political Report and Sabato remain Lean R; Inside Elections now Tilt R).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Chris Pappas
(D) - US Rep; won Sep 8 Dem primary about 65% over Manzur (updated count, NBC News, NHPR)
John Sununu
(R) - Former US Senator, Trump-endorsed; won Sep 8 GOP primary about 68.5% over Brown and Sivalingam (updated count, NBC News, Roll Call)
Called Nov 3: Pappas (D) wins. Election-night count: Pappas ~56.2%, Sununu ~41.9% (AP projection). Nominees set: Sununu won Sep 8 GOP primary (about 68.5%, updated count, AP called) over Brown and Sivalingam; Pappas won Sep 8 Dem primary (about 65%, updated count, AP called) over Manzur. Open seat, Shaheen retiring. Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Lean D to Toss-up Sep 3, 2026 (pre-primary); Inside Elections moved from Tilt D to Toss-up Sep 10, 2026; Cook Political Report moved from Lean D to Toss-up Sep 15, 2026 (Washington Post, Big Country News). Trump had endorsed Sununu over Brown before the primary. General election: Sununu (R) vs. Pappas (D). Cook Political Report moved from Toss-up to Lean D on Oct 6, 2026; Sabato's Crystal Ball moved to Likely D on Oct 14, 2026 (Cook Lean D, Sabato Likely D; Inside Elections moved from Toss-up to Tilt D on Oct 15, 2026; consensus Lean D).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Cory Booker
(D) - Incumbent, unopposed in primary
Justin Murphy
(R) - Former Tabernacle deputy mayor, won Jun 2 primary (33.3%)
Called Nov 3: Booker (D) wins reelection (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set; primaries held Jun 2, 2026
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Ben Ray Lujan
(D) - Incumbent, won Jun 2 primary
Larry Marker
(R) - Former oil and gas operator, qualified as write-in nominee
Called Nov 3: Lujan (D) wins reelection (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set; primaries held Jun 2, 2026; GOP filer disqualified, Republican qualified via write-in
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Roy Cooper
(D) - Former Governor, Democratic nominee
Michael Whatley
(R) - Former RNC chair, Trump-backed Republican nominee
Called Nov 3: Cooper (D) wins. Election-night count: Cooper ~58.7%, Whatley ~39.1% (99% reporting, AP/NBC projection). Open seat (Tillis retiring); nominees set after Mar 3 primaries. Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Toss-up to Lean D on Aug 19, 2026. Cook Political Report moved from Lean D to Likely D on Oct 6, 2026. Inside Elections moved from Tilt D to Lean D on Oct 1, 2026. Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Lean D to Likely D on Oct 27, 2026 (Cook and Sabato now both Likely D; Inside Elections Lean D).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Jon Husted
(R) - Appointed incumbent (filling JD Vance's seat)
Sherrod Brown
(D) - Former three-term senator
Called Nov 3: Brown (D) wins. Election-night count: Brown ~50.0%, Husted ~45.2% (98.8% reporting, AP/NBC projection). Nominees set; both won May 2026 primaries (Husted unopposed, Brown with 89.4%). Inside Elections moved from Tilt R to Toss-up on Sep 10, 2026.; Inside Elections moved from Toss-up to Tilt D on Oct 31, 2026 (Cook Political Report and Sabato remain Toss-up).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Kevin Hern
(R) - Rep. OK-01, Trump-endorsed, won Jun 16 primary
N'Kiyla Thomas
(D) - Democratic socialist; won Aug 25 runoff 61% over attorney Jim Priest (AP projection)
Called Nov 3: Hern (R) wins (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set: Hern won GOP primary Jun 16; Thomas won Aug 25 Democratic runoff 61% (77,944 votes) over Jim Priest (49,693 votes, 39%). AP projected Thomas as the winner.
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Jeff Merkley
(D) - Incumbent, seeking fourth term, won primary 93.2%
David Brock Smith
(R) - State senator, won primary with 29.5%
Called Nov 3: Merkley (D) wins reelection (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set in May 19 primaries
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Jack Reed
(D) - Incumbent, seeking sixth term; won Sep 9 Democratic primary 76.8% (98,343 votes) over Burbridge (13.4%, 17,159 votes) and Munoz (9.8%, 12,483 votes) (RI Board of Elections final unofficial count)
Raymond McKay
(R) - Won Sep 9 Republican primary; general-election challenger to Reed
Called Nov 3: Reed (D) wins reelection (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set: Reed won Sep 9 Democratic primary 76.8% (98,343 votes) over Burbridge (13.4%, 17,159 votes) and Munoz (9.8%, 12,483 votes) (Rhode Island Board of Elections final unofficial count); McKay won Republican primary; general election Nov 3
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Annie Andrews
(D) - Pediatrician, won Jun 9 Dem primary 61.5%
Darline Graham Nordone
(R) - Trump-endorsed appointed interim senator; won Aug 25 runoff over Ralph Norman (AP projection). Led Aug 11 primary 32.7%, Norman 24.6%.
Called Nov 3: Andrews (D) wins. Election-night count: Andrews ~51.1%, Nordone ~46.7% (AP/CBS/NBC/PBS projection). First woman elected to U.S. Senate from South Carolina. Nominees set: Nordone won Aug 25 Republican runoff over Norman (AP projection); faces Democrat Annie Andrews in November. Seat formerly held by late Sen. Lindsey Graham Cook Political Report moved from Safe R to Likely R on Sep 23, 2026. Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Safe R to Likely R on Oct 6, 2026. Inside Elections moved from Likely R to Lean R on Oct 15, 2026. Cook Political Report moved from Likely R to Lean R on Oct 20, 2026. Sabato's Crystal Ball moved from Likely R to Lean R on Oct 27, 2026 (all three major forecasters now Lean R).; Inside Elections moved from Lean R to Tilt R on Oct 31, 2026 (Cook Political Report and Sabato remain Lean R).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Mike Rounds
(R) - Incumbent, seeking third term
Brian Bengs
(I) - Retired military officer; now the only Rounds challenger after Beaudion withdrew Aug 4
Called Nov 3: Rounds (R) wins reelection (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set; Rounds won Jun 2 GOP primary with 75.8%; Democratic nominee Julian Beaudion withdrew Aug 4 citing a house fire and alleged threats; SD Democrats will not name a replacement; race is now Rounds vs. independent Bengs.
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Bill Hagerty
(R) - Incumbent, ran unopposed in Aug 6 GOP primary; seeks second term
Marquita Bradshaw
(D) - 2020 nominee; won Aug 6 Democratic primary from a five-candidate field
Called Nov 3: Hagerty (R) wins reelection (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set: Hagerty ran unopposed for GOP; Bradshaw won Aug 6 Democratic primary from a five-candidate field. Hagerty seeks second term.
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Ken Paxton
(R) - State AG, won May 26 runoff over incumbent Cornyn
James Talarico
(D) - State representative, won Dem primary 52.4%
Called Nov 3: Talarico (D) wins. Election-night count: Talarico ~55%, Paxton ~43% (94% reporting, AP/NBC projection). Nominees set; Paxton beat Cornyn 63.8% in May 26 GOP runoff; Talarico beat Crockett for Dem nod. Cook Political Report moved from Lean R to Toss-up on Aug 20, 2026, citing Paxton's high disapproval ratings and underperformance vs. a generic Republican in GOP polling. Sabato's Crystal Ball also moved from Lean R to Toss-up on Aug 26, 2026. Inside Elections moved from Lean R to Tilt R on Oct 1, 2026, then from Tilt R to Toss-up on Oct 15, 2026 (Cook, Sabato, and Inside Elections all now rate Texas Senate Toss-up).; Inside Elections moved from Toss-up to Tilt D on Oct 31, 2026 (Cook Political Report and Sabato remain Toss-up).
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Mark Warner
(D) - Incumbent, nominee
Bert Mizusawa
(R) - Retired Army major general; won Aug 4 GOP primary with 50.71% over Williams (29.54%) and Farington (19.75%)
Called Nov 3: Warner (D) wins reelection (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set: Mizusawa won Aug 4 GOP primary 50.71% over Williams (29.54%) and Farington (19.75%); Warner is Democratic nominee
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Shelley Moore Capito
(R) - Incumbent, won May 12 primary with 66.5%
Rachel Fetty Anderson
(D) - Former Morgantown councilwoman, won May 12 primary with 33.2%
Called Nov 3: Capito (R) wins reelection (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set; primaries held May 12, 2026
Updated: Nov 8, 2026
Harriet Hageman
(R) - US Rep, Lummis-endorsed; won Aug 18 GOP primary with 64.9% of the final vote over Sam Mead (28.5%) (Wyoming Public Media)
James Byrd
(D) - Won Democratic primary
Called Nov 3: Hageman (R) wins (expected result). Election-night count not confirmed in search results. Nominees set: Hageman won the Aug 18 GOP primary over Sam Mead with 64.9% of the final vote (Sam Mead 28.5%); Byrd won Democratic primary. Open seat, Lummis retiring.
Updated: Nov 8, 2026