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Understand the Senate election, follow selected state election offices and read BB News coverage.
Manually curated results. Each record includes its reporting time and source; this is not an automated national vote count.
We have not posted vote totals or declared chamber control. Use the official election-office links below to follow state reporting.
The Senate has 100 seats with staggered six-year terms. Class II seats are the regular 2026 election class; special elections are separate. This year’s wins alone do not describe the party balance of the entire Senate.
Read the Senate guide →New election reporting will appear here as it is published. Start with our explainers below.
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Official sources for voting information and state reporting. This selection is not a forecast or a ranking of competitive races.
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