America at a Glance

Who holds each state's seats after the Nov. 3, 2026 election

Senate: 54 in the Democratic caucus, 44 Republican, 2 uncalled

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Lines: 51 seats for a majority (50 plus the vice president breaks ties), 60 to end a filibuster, 67 to override a veto.

Before the election: 53 Republicans, 45 Democrats and 2 independents.

2 Democrats Democrat and independent 1 of each party 2 Republicans Changed party on Nov. 3 Race not yet called

North Carolina: R to D. Roy Cooper (D) won Tillis open seat.
Texas: R to D. James Talarico (D) beat Ken Paxton (R) for Cornyn seat.
Maine: R to D. Troy Jackson (D) beat Susan Collins (R).
Ohio: R to D. Special: Sherrod Brown (D) beat Jon Husted (R).
Kansas: R to D. Adam Hamilton (D) beat Roger Marshall (R).
South Carolina: R to D. Annie Andrews (D) won seat held by Lindsey Graham (R).
Iowa: R to D. Josh Turek (D) beat Ashley Hinson (R) for Ernst open seat.

Unofficial. Winners are the race calls reported by news organizations (CBS News, NBC, ABC News) as of Nov. 5, 2026; states certify official results in the coming weeks. Before-election counts are from the House Press Gallery and the official rosters. Select a state to see its voting guide. Sources: en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org, pressgallery.house.gov, cbsnews.com, nbcchicago.com, abcnews.com, abc7news.com, multistate.us, cbsnews.com, cbsnews.com, ballotpedia.org, aljazeera.com.