The 2026 midterm

On November 3, 2026, 470 congressional seats face voters: all 435 House seats, the 33 Senate seats in Class II and 2 special Senate elections to finish an appointed term, plus governorships and state races nationwide. Open America cannot tell you who is running, but it can show you exactly what the people who hold those seats right now have actually done.

See every seat on the 2026 ballot See every House district on a map The Senate on election night

How to vote in your state

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Pick your state above, or look up your ZIP, to get official registration and ballot links. For everything voting-related, vote.gov routes you to your state.

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The Senate on election night

Results will appear here as polls close on November 3.

Every Senate seat on the 2026 ballot, with the senator who holds it today. Counts come from 22 state election offices and cover 15 of these 35 seats; the rest link to their state's election office. No race is called here; the count speaks for itself.

All 35 seats and who holds each one now

State	Holds the seat now	Count
Alabama	Tommy Tuberville Republican	No live feed from this state. Alabama election office
Alaska	Dan Sullivan Republican	No live feed from this state. Alaska election office
Arkansas	Tom Cotton Republican	No results yet
Colorado	John W. Hickenlooper Democratic	No results yet
Delaware	Christopher A. Coons Democratic	No live feed from this state. Delaware election office
Florida special	Ashley Moody Republican	No results yet
Georgia	Jon Ossoff Democratic	No results yet
Idaho	James E. Risch Republican	No results yet
Illinois	Richard J. Durbin Democratic	No live feed from this state. Illinois election office
Iowa	Joni Ernst Republican	No results yet
Kansas	Roger Marshall Republican	No live feed from this state. Kansas election office
Kentucky	Mitch McConnell Republican	No live feed from this state. Kentucky election office
Louisiana	Bill Cassidy Republican	No results yet
Maine	Susan M. Collins Republican	No live feed from this state. Maine election office
Massachusetts	Edward J. Markey Democratic	No live feed from this state. Massachusetts election office
Michigan	Gary C. Peters Democratic	No results yet
Minnesota	Tina Smith Democratic	No results yet
Mississippi	Cindy Hyde-Smith Republican	No live feed from this state. Mississippi election office
Montana	Steve Daines Republican	No live feed from this state. Montana election office
Nebraska	Pete Ricketts Republican	No live feed from this state. Nebraska election office
New Hampshire	Jeanne Shaheen Democratic	No live feed from this state. New Hampshire election office
New Jersey	Cory A. Booker Democratic	No live feed from this state. New Jersey election office
New Mexico	Ben Ray Luján Democratic	No live feed from this state. New Mexico election office
North Carolina	Thomas Tillis Republican	No results yet
Ohio special	Jon Husted Republican	No live feed from this state. Ohio election office
Oklahoma	Alan Armstrong Republican	No live feed from this state. Oklahoma election office
Oregon	Jeff Merkley Democratic	No live feed from this state. Oregon election office
Rhode Island	Jack Reed Democratic	No results yet
South Carolina	Darline Graham Republican	No results yet
South Dakota	Mike Rounds Republican	No live feed from this state. South Dakota election office
Tennessee	Bill Hagerty Republican	No live feed from this state. Tennessee election office
Texas	John Cornyn Republican	No results yet
Virginia	Mark R. Warner Democratic	No results yet
West Virginia	Shelley Moore Capito Republican	No results yet
Wyoming	Cynthia M. Lummis Republican	No live feed from this state. Wyoming election office

Source: official state election offices, the same feed as the district map, updated every few minutes while votes are being counted. A leader is whoever has more votes in the count so far; "all precincts reporting" is the state's own figure. Nothing here is a projection. The feed is a free public API with no key: how to read it. See a wrong seat or count? Report a problem.

What Open America shows

How your current representatives voted, with the roll call.
The bills they sponsored, and which became law, died, or are still moving.
Their committees and leadership roles.
The federal lobbying money connected to the issues they work on.

Every figure links to its primary source. This is a record of the seat's current holder, shown in seat language: "this seat is on the ballot," never a claim about who is running.

What it does not show

Who is running, who won a primary, or who is a challenger.
Campaign finance beyond federal lobbying.
Ballot measures, governor, and state and local races.
Polling places, your registration status, or deadlines. The official state links above take you to those.

For those, go to your official sources: vote.gov, fec.gov, and Ballotpedia.

This is not voting advice and not an endorsement. Open America is non-partisan. We report the record and let you decide.

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