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2026 Senate Election Interactive Map

35 U.S. Senate seats to be contested in 2026

The U.S. Senate has 53 Republicans and 47 Democrats (including two independents). There are 35 seats up in 2026 - including special elections in Florida and Ohio - of which 22 are held by Republicans. Democrats can retake control with a net gain of four seats.

This 3-part Senate map lets you view the current Senate, make a forecast for the 2026 Senate elections, and see the composition of the 2027 Senate based on those predictions. Use the buttons below the map to share it on social media or embed it into a web page.

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Which Party Will Control the Senate?
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Probability based on the most recent ‘yes’ trade for each party as of. May not total 100%.
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As of Jan. 29, 2026Details >>

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Senate Elections 2026

Current 47
452
0 53
Consensus Forecast 45
432
0 514
49
472
0 510
Interactive Map Above

Upcoming Elections

Current20262028^2030
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^ Excludes Florida and Ohio seats with special elections in 2026

The arrows on the counter above the map designate the controlling party. 50-50 tie decided by Vice-President (VP)

StateIncumbentPartySinceTermConsensus
AKLisa Murkowski
20025th
AKDan Sullivan
20152nd
56%
ALKatie Britt
20231st
ARJohn Boozman
20113rd
AZMark Kelly
20202nd
AZRuben Gallego
20251st
CAAlex Padilla
20212nd
CAAdam Schiff
20242nd
COMichael Bennet
20094th
Running for governor in 2026. If successful, he would appoint his replacement.
CTRichard Blumenthal
20113rd
CTChris Murphy
20133rd
DELisa Blunt Rochester
20251st
FLAshley Moody
20251st
91%
2026 special election for final two years of Marco Rubio's term
FLRick Scott
20192nd
GARaphael Warnock
20212nd
GAJon Ossoff
20211st
81%
HIBrian Schatz
20123rd
HIMazie Hirono
20133rd
IAChuck Grassley
19818th
IAJoni Ernst
20152nd
66%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2026.
IDMike Crapo
19995th
ILTammy Duckworth
20172nd
INTodd Young
20172nd
INJim Banks
20251st
KSJerry Moran
20113rd
KYRand Paul
20113rd
LAJohn Kennedy
20172nd
MAElizabeth Warren
20133rd
MDChris Van Hollen
20172nd
MDAngela Alsobrooks
20251st
MEAngus King
20133rd
MESusan Collins
19975th
69%
MIElissa Slotkin
20251st
MIGary Peters
20152nd
80%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2026.
MNAmy Klobuchar
20074th
Running for governor in 2026. If successful, she would likely appoint her replacement.
MNTina Smith
20182nd
88%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2026.
MOEric Schmitt
20231st
MOJosh Hawley
20192nd
MSRoger Wicker
20074th
MTTim Sheehy
20251st
NCTed Budd
20231st
NCThom Tillis
20152nd
78%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2026.
NDJohn Hoeven
20113rd
NDKevin Cramer
20192nd
NEDeb Fischer
20133rd
NEPete Ricketts
20231st
76%
NHMaggie Hassan
20172nd
NHJeanne Shaheen
20093rd
84%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2026.
NJAndy Kim
20242nd
NMMartin Heinrich
20133rd
NVCatherine Cortez Masto
20172nd
NVJacky Rosen
20192nd
NYChuck Schumer
19995th
NYKirsten Gillibrand
20094th
OHJon Husted
20251st
60%
2026 special election for final two years of JD Vance's term
OHBernie Moreno
20251st
OKJames Lankford
20153rd
ORRon Wyden
19966th
PAJohn Fetterman
20231st
PADavid McCormick
20251st
RISheldon Whitehouse
20074th
SCTim Scott
20133rd
SDJohn Thune
20054th
TNMarsha Blackburn
20192nd
Running for governor in 2026. If successful, she would likely appoint her replacement.
TXTed Cruz
20133rd
TXJohn Cornyn
20034th
71%
UTMike Lee
20113rd
UTJohn Curtis
20251st
VATim Kaine
20133rd
VTPeter Welch
20231st
VTBernie Sanders
20074th
WAPatty Murray
19936th
WAMaria Cantwell
20015th
WIRon Johnson
20113rd
WITammy Baldwin
20133rd
WVJim Justice
20251st
WYJohn Barrasso
20074th
The following races are rated by forecasters as safe for the incumbent party.
ALTommy Tuberville
20211st
97%
Retiring to run for governor
ARTom Cotton
20152nd
97%
COJohn Hickenlooper
20211st
97%
DEChris Coons
20113rd
95%
IDJim Risch
20093rd
96%
ILDick Durbin
19975th
96%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2026.
KSRoger Marshall
20211st
88%
KYMitch McConnell
19857th
93%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2026.
LABill Cassidy
20152nd
95%
MAEd Markey
20133rd
97%
MSCindy Hyde-Smith
20182nd
96%
MTSteve Daines
20152nd
85%
NJCory Booker
20133rd
95%
NMBen Ray Lujan
20211st
98%
OKMarkwayne Mullin
20231st
98%
ORJeff Merkley
20093rd
94%
RIJack Reed
19975th
95%
SCLindsey Graham
20034th
92%
SDMike Rounds
20152nd
96%
TNBill Hagerty
20211st
97%
VAMark Warner
20093rd
96%
WVShelley Moore Capito
20152nd
97%
WYCynthia Lummis
20211st
96%
Incumbent not running for re-election in 2026.

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