
Democrats gained majorities in both houses of Congress; Georgia, Iowa, Texas and Ohio took governorships from Republicans
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In the elections held on November 3, Democrats gained the majority in both houses of the US Congress. Democrats also won the governorships of Georgia, Iowa, Texas and Ohio from Republicans. In the 2026 Senate elections, ballot boxes were held in 35 states and the results were announced on a state-by-state basis.
In the elections held on November 3, Democrats won the majority in both houses of the US Congress. Democrats also won the governorships of Georgia, Iowa, Texas and Ohio from Republicans. However, in some states, the process of counting votes and finalizing the results continues.
2026 US SENATE ELECTION RESULTS: STATE BY STATE WINNERS
In the 2026 elections, ballot boxes were set up in 35 states for the Senate. According to the announced results, the winning candidates in the prominent states are as follows:
Alabama – Barry Moore – Republican
Alaska – Mary Peltola – Democrat (lead)
Arkansas – Tom Cotton – Republican
Colorado – John Hickenlooper – Democrat
Delaware – Chris Coons – Democrat
Florida – Ashley Moody – Republican
Georgia – Jon Ossoff – Democrat
Iowa – Josh Turek – Democrat
Idaho – Jim Risch – Republican
Illinois – Juliana Stratton – Democrat
Kansas – Adam Hamilton – Democrat
Kentucky – Andy Barr – Republican
Louisiana – Julia Letlow – Republican
Massachusetts – Edward Markey – Democrat
Michigan – Abdul El-Sayed – Democrat
Minnesota – Peggy Flanagan – Democrat
Mississippi – Scott Colom – Democrat (lead)
Montana – Kurt Alme – Republican
Nebraska – Pete Ricketts – Republican
New Hampshire – Chris Pappas – Democrat
New Jersey – Cory Booker – Democrat
New Mexico – Ben Ray Luján – Democrat
North Carolina – Roy Cooper – Democrat
Ohio – Sherrod Brown – Democrat
Oklahoma – Kevin Hern – Republican
Oregon – Jeff Merkley – Democrat
Rhode Island – John Reed – Democrat
South Carolina – Annie Andrews – Democrat
South Dakota – Mike Rounds – Republican
Tennessee – Bill Hagerty – Republican
Texas – James Talarico – Democrat
Virginia – Mark Warner – Democrat
West Virginia – Shelley Moore Capito – Republican
Wyoming – Harriet Hageman – Republican
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Senate winners in some states may change as a result of ongoing vote counting.
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