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Every U.S. Senate and House race on the ballot, and where its count stands. Results are unofficial until each state certifies them; a race shows as called only once civicAPI (opens in a new tab) calls it, never from a lead alone.
Results as of Nov 10, 11:30 AM EST. Counts refresh about every 15 minutes through the night.
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| Race | Count | Leading | Second | Margin | On the map |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alaska | 75.4% in | DMary Peltola48.6% 106,321 | RDan Sullivan47.5% 103,804 +2 more | 1.2 pts | |
| Alabama | Called | RBarry Moore ✓ winner54.7% 917,347 | DEverett Wess45.3% 759,336 | 9.4 pts | |
| Arkansas | Called | RTom Cotton ✓ winner54.3% 480,812 | DHallie Shoffner42.4% 375,867 +1 more | 11.9 pts | |
| Colorado | Called | DJohn Hickenlooper ✓ winner60.5% 1,613,054 | RMark Baisley35.0% 934,666 +7 more | 25.4 pts | |
| Delaware | Called | DChris Coons ✓ winner63.6% 240,347 | RMichael "Dr. Mike" Katz36.4% 137,764 | 27.1 pts | |
| Florida (special) | Called | RAshley Moody ✓ winner50.9% 4,211,455 | DAngie Nixon48.0% 3,974,148 +1 more | 2.9 pts | |
| Georgia | Called | DJon Ossoff ✓ winner59.0% 2,468,985 | RMike Collins41.0% 1,713,656 | 18.1 pts | |
| Iowa | Called | DJosh Turek ✓ winner50.5% 686,486 | RAshley Hinson46.3% 630,615 +1 more | 4.1 pts | |
| Idaho | Called | RJim Risch ✓ winner56.5% 401,751 | ITodd Achilles33.5% 238,329 +2 more | 23.0 pts | |
| Illinois | Called | DJuliana Stratton ✓ winner61.4% 2,502,654 | RDon Tracy37.1% 1,511,855 +1 more | 24.3 pts | |
| Kansas | Called | DAdam Hamilton ✓ winner51.0% 561,143 | RRoger Marshall46.0% 505,558 +1 more | 5.1 pts | |
| Kentucky | Called | RAndy Barr ✓ winner55.0% 784,000 | DCharles Booker42.9% 611,987 +1 more | 12.1 pts | |
| Louisiana | Called | RJulia Letlow ✓ winner50.9% 746,014 | DJamie Davis49.1% 720,217 | 1.8 pts | |
| Massachusetts | Called | DEdward J. Markey ✓ winner63.4% 1,651,130 | RJohn Deaton32.1% 837,296 +2 more | 31.3 pts | |
| Maine | Called | DTroy Jackson ✓ winner53.0% 376,070 | RSusan Collins46.9% 332,803 | 6.1 pts | |
| Michigan | Called | DAbdul El-Sayed ✓ winner52.5% 2,506,959 | RMike Rogers45.5% 2,172,463 +9 more | 7.0 pts | |
| Minnesota | Called | DPeggy Flanagan ✓ winner53.7% 1,520,908 | RMichele Tafoya43.6% 1,233,467 +2 more | 10.1 pts | |
| Mississippi | 98.1% in | DScott Colom49.1% 468,063 | RCindy Hyde-Smith48.8% 465,456 +1 more | 0.3 pts | |
| Montana | Called | RKurt Alme ✓ winner48.2% 235,549 | ISeth Bodnar37.7% 184,551 +2 more | 10.4 pts | |
| North Carolina | Called | DRoy Cooper ✓ winner58.7% 2,467,984 | RMichael Whatley39.1% 1,643,106 +2 more | 19.6 pts | |
| Nebraska | Called | RPete Ricketts ✓ winner50.1% 378,244 | IDan Osborn43.9% 331,250 +3 more | 6.2 pts | |
| New Hampshire | Called | DChris Pappas ✓ winner55.8% 355,898 | RJohn E. Sununu42.1% 268,559 +1 more | 13.7 pts | |
| New Jersey | Called | DCory Booker ✓ winner62.3% 1,825,653 | RJustin Murphy35.0% 1,024,507 +83 more | 27.4 pts | |
| New Mexico | Called | DBen Ray Luján ✓ winner63.3% 458,756 | RLarry Marker36.7% 266,434 | 26.5 pts | |
| Ohio (special) | Called | DSherrod Brown ✓ winner50.0% 2,301,042 | RJon Husted45.2% 2,077,748 +5 more | 4.9 pts | |
| Oklahoma | Called | RKevin Hern ✓ winner57.2% 639,510 | DN'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas39.3% 439,109 +3 more | 17.9 pts | |
| Oregon | Called | DJeff Merkley ✓ winner58.0% 1,096,431 | RDavid Brock Smith38.7% 731,820 +2 more | 19.3 pts | |
| Rhode Island | Called | DJohn F. Reed ✓ winner66.8% 240,568 | RRaymond T. McKay29.3% 105,431 +1 more | 37.5 pts | |
| South Carolina | Called | DAnnie Andrews ✓ winner51.1% 1,043,744 | RDarline Graham46.6% 952,013 +2 more | 4.5 pts | |
| South Dakota | Called | RMike Rounds ✓ winner60.5% 184,589 | IBrian Bengs39.5% 120,513 | 21.0 pts | |
| Tennessee | Called | RBill Hagerty ✓ winner55.1% 1,138,457 | DMarquita Bradshaw42.9% 886,974 +8 more | 12.2 pts | |
| Texas | Called | DJames Talarico ✓ winner55.0% 5,447,795 | RKen Paxton42.9% 4,250,913 +6 more | 12.1 pts | |
| Virginia | Called | DMark Warner ✓ winner61.3% 2,208,009 | RBert Mizusawa38.4% 1,382,993 | 22.9 pts | |
| West Virginia | Called | RShelley Moore Capito ✓ winner58.3% 266,772 | DRachel Fetty Anderson38.0% 173,656 +1 more | 20.3 pts | |
| Wyoming | Called | RHarriet Hageman ✓ winner65.2% 122,157 | DJames W. Byrd34.8% 65,097 | 30.5 pts |
A share is of the votes counted so far, and the reporting figure is how much of the expected vote civicAPI says is in. An early lead can shrink or flip as mail ballots and late precincts are added, which is why a race is filled in its party’s full colour only when civicAPI calls it; a lighter shade is a lead, not a win. Margin is the leader’s share minus the second place’s.
The seat bars count seats a party holds for certain: Senate seats not on this year’s ballot, races called and unopposed seats. A lead is shown beside them, never added in. Independents and other parties are counted on their own, not with the party they work with. A Georgia race in which nobody reaches half the vote goes to a runoff.
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