U.S. Senate Election Results 2018

47
Democrats* Dem.*
0
Undecided
53
Republicans Rep.
50
Democrats* Dem.*
Republicans Rep.
23 DemocratsDem. not up for election
42 RepublicansRep. not up for election
Lost 2 seats –2
Gained 2 seats +2

Popular Vote

53,085,728 votes (59.3%)
34,987,109 votes (39.1%)
Net change +2 Rep.

Dem. Lead Win Flip

Rep. Lead Win Flip

Other Lead Win Flip

No election

Note: Democratic totals will include the results of two independents, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Senator Angus King of Maine, who caucus with the Democrats.

Republicans have retained their control of the Senate, and might extend their majority. In two of the year's most watched races, Ted Cruz defeated Beto O'Rourke in Texas and in Missouri, Josh Hawley beat Claire McCaskill.

Key States to Watch Florida Montana Texas

Key States 13 Total

Dem. favored
StateLeaderMargin
Minn. †Smith
W.Va.Manchin
Tossup
StateLeaderMargin
Ariz.Sinema
Nev.Rosen
Mont.Tester
N.J.Menendez
Fla.Scott
Ind.Braun
Mo.Hawley
Tenn.Blackburn
Tex.Cruz
Rep. favored
StateLeaderMargin
N.D.Cramer
Miss. †Hyde-Smith
† Special election

Analysis From Our Reporters ›

Key States 13 Total

Dem. 6 won 0 lead
Rep. 7 won (+2 seats) 0 lead
Ind. 0 won 0 lead
Dem. favored
StateLeaderMargin
Minn. †Smith
W.Va.Manchin
Tossup
StateLeaderMargin
Ariz.Sinema
Nev.Rosen
Mont.Tester
N.J.Menendez
Fla.Scott
Ind.Braun
Mo.Hawley
Tenn.Blackburn
Tex.Cruz
Rep. favored
StateLeaderMargin
N.D.Cramer
Miss. †Hyde-Smith
† Special election

All States

StateCandidateRpt.
Ariz. 50%Sinema Dem. 48%McSally Rep.100%
Calif. 54%Feinstein* Dem. 46%de León Dem.100%
Conn. 60%Murphy* Dem. 39%Corey Rep.100%
Del. 60%Carper* Dem. 38%Arlett Rep.100%
Fla. 50%Scott Rep. 50%Nelson* Dem.100%
Hawaii 71%Hirono* Dem. 29%Curtis Rep.100%
Ind. 51%Braun Rep. 45%Donnelly* Dem.100%
Me. 54%King* Ind. 35%Brakey Rep.100%
Md. 65%Cardin* Dem. 30%Campbell Rep.100%
Mass. 60%Warren* Dem. 36%Diehl Rep.100%
Mich. 52%Stabenow* Dem. 46%James Rep.100%
Minn. 60%Klobuchar* Dem. 36%Newberger Rep.100%
Minn. † 53%Smith* Dem. 42%Housley Rep.100%
Miss. 59%Wicker* Rep. 40%Baria Dem.100%
Miss. 54%Hyde-Smith* Rep. 46%Espy Dem.100%
Mo. 51%Hawley Rep. 46%McCaskill* Dem.100%
Mont. 50%Tester* Dem. 47%Rosendale Rep.100%
Neb. 58%Fischer* Rep. 39%Raybould Dem.100%
Nev. 50%Rosen Dem. 45%Heller* Rep.100%
N.J. 54%Menendez* Dem. 43%Hugin Rep.100%
N.M. 54%Heinrich* Dem. 31%Rich Rep.100%
N.Y. 67%Gillibrand* Dem. 33%Farley Rep.100%
N.D. 56%Cramer Rep. 45%Heitkamp* Dem.100%
Ohio 53%Brown* Dem. 47%Renacci Rep.100%
Pa. 56%Casey* Dem. 43%Barletta Rep.100%
R.I. 62%Whitehouse* Dem. 38%Flanders Rep.100%
Tenn. 55%Blackburn Rep. 44%Bredesen Dem.100%
Tex. 51%Cruz* Rep. 48%O'Rourke Dem.100%
Utah 63%Romney Rep. 31%Wilson Dem.100%
Vt. 67%Sanders* Ind. 28%Zupan Rep.100%
Va. 57%Kaine* Dem. 41%Stewart Rep.100%
Wash. 58%Cantwell* Dem. 42%Hutchison Rep.100%
W.Va. 50%Manchin* Dem. 46%Morrisey Rep.100%
Wis. 55%Baldwin* Dem. 45%Vukmir Rep.100%
Wyo. 67%Barrasso* Rep. 30%Trauner Dem.100%

* Incumbent  † Special Election

All Races

Dem. Lead Win Flip

Rep. Lead Win Flip

Other Lead Win Flip

No election

Democrats expected to win easily

Democrats expected to win narrowly

Tossup seats

Republicans expected to win narrowly

Republicans expected to win easily

Democrats expected to win easily

StateDem.Rep.Oth.% Rpt.
Calif.54%——100%
Conn.60%39%1%100%
Del.60%38%1%100%
Hawaii71%29%—100%
Me.10%35%54%100%
Md.65%30%4%100%
Mass.60%36%3%100%
Mich.52%46%1%100%
Minn.60%36%3%100%
N.M.54%31%15%100%
N.Y.67%33%—100%
Ohio53%47%—100%
Pa.56%43%1%100%
R.I.62%38%—100%
Vt.—28%67%100%
Va.57%41%2%100%
Wash.58%42%—100%
Wis.55%45%—100%

Democrats expected to win narrowly

StateDem.Rep.Oth.% Rpt.
Minn.53%42%4%100%
W.Va.50%46%4%100%

Tossup seats

StateDem.Rep.Oth.% Rpt.
Ariz.50%48%2%100%
Fla.50%50%—100%
Ind.45%51%4%100%
Mo.46%51%1%100%
Mont.50%47%3%100%
Nev.50%45%2%100%
N.J.54%43%1%100%
Tenn.44%55%0%100%
Tex.48%51%1%100%

Republicans expected to win narrowly

StateDem.Rep.Oth.% Rpt.
Miss.*46%54%—100%
N.D.45%56%—100%

*Runoff

Republicans expected to win easily

StateDem.Rep.Oth.% Rpt.
Miss.40%59%1%100%
Neb.39%58%4%100%
Utah31%63%3%100%
Wyo.30%67%3%100%

Source: Election results and race calls from The Associated Press. Race ratings from Cook Political Report.

By Sarah Almukhtar, Mike Andre, Wilson Andrews, Matthew Bloch, Jeremy Bowers, Larry Buchanan, Nate Cohn, Alastair Coote, Annie Daniel, Tiff Fehr, Samuel Jacoby, Josh Katz, Josh Keller, Aaron Krolik, Jasmine C. Lee, Rebecca Lieberman, Blacki Migliozzi, Paul Murray, Kevin Quealy, Jaymin Patel, Adam Pearce, Rachel Shorey, Michael Strickland, Rumsey Taylor, Isaac White, Maxine Whitely, and Josh Williams.

Alan Blinder, Lauretta Charlton, Emily Cochrane, Catie Edmondson, Elisabeth Goodridge, Pat Lyons, John Schwartz, Mitch Smith, Liam Stack and Jamie Stockwell contributed reporting.

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