United States Senate elections, 2020 (Hulk Smash)

The United States Senate elections of 2020 were held on November 3, 2020, along with the presidential election and other congressional and gubernatorial elections. Republicans gained on their majority in the senate by winning Alabama, Michigan, Minnesota, and New Hampshire's Senate Seats. Senators Democrat Doug Jones, Democrat Gary Peters, Democrat Tina Smith, and Democrat Jeanne Shanheen, where replaced with Republican Mo Brooks, Republican Justin Amash, Republican Michele Bachmann, and Republican Kelly Ayotte. Senate Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell retired, his senate seat was replaced with Congressman Thomas Massie and the senate majority leader became John Thune from South Dakota on January 3, 2021. 
In Mid-2018, Arizona Senator John McCain died from Brain Cancer, his seat was replaced by Jon Kyl. 
== Senate Seats ==
=== Special Elections ===
State 	Incumbent 	Seat Status 	Candidates
Arizona	Jon Kyl (R)	Incumbent Retired, Republican Hold	Kelli Ward (R) 52%
Ruben Gallego (D) 48%
=== Elections leading to the next Congress ===
State 	Incumbent 	Seat Status 	Candidates
Alabama 	Doug Jones (D) 	Incumbent lost, Republican Gain 	Mo Brooks (R) 64.9%
Doug Jones (D) 32.1%
Alaska 	Dan Sullivan (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	Dan Sullivan (R) 57%
TBD (D) 42%
Arkansas 	Tom Cotton (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	Tom Cotton (R) 60%
TBD (D) 29%
Colorado 	Cory Gardner (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	Cory Gardner (R) 49.2%
John Hickenlooper (D) 48.1%
Delaware 	Chris Coons (D) 	Incumbent Won, Democratic Hold 	Chris Coons (D) 59%
TBD (R) 34%
Georgia 	David Perdue (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	David Perdue (R) 55%
Michelle Nunn (D) 43%
Idaho 	Jim Risch (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	Jim Risch (R) 72%
TBD (D) 23%
Illinois 	Dick Durbin (D) 	Incumbent Retired, Democratic Hold	Robin Kelly (D) 56%
Michael Bost (R) 43%
Iowa 	Joni Ernst (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	Joni Ernst (R) 61%
TBD (D) 33%
Kansas 	Pat Roberts (R) 	Incumbent Retired, Republican Hold	TBD (R) 
TBD (D)
Kentucky 	Mitch McConnell (R) 	Incumbent Retired, Republican Hold	Thomas Massie (R) 57%
Allison Grimes (D) 40%
Louisiana 	Bill Cassidy (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	Bill Cassidy (R) 58%
TBD (D) 39%
Maine 	Susan Collins (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	Susan Collins (R) 60%
TBD (D) 25%
Massachusetts 	Ed Markey (D) 	Incumbent Won, Democratic Hold 	Ed Markey (D) 58%
TBD (D) 34%
Michigan 	Gary Peters (D) 	Incumbent Lost, Republican Gain 	Justin Amash (R) 49.8%
Gary Peters (D) 48.3%
Minnesota 	Tina Smith (D) 	Incumbent Lost, Republican Gain 	Michele Bachman (R) 48.1%
Tina Smith (D) 47.8%
Mississippi 	Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) 61%
TBD (D) 32%
Montana 	Steve Daines (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	Steve Daines (R) 56%
TBD (D) 43%
Nebraska 	Ben Sasse (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	Ben Sasse (R) 59%
TBD (D) 36%
New Hampshire 	Jeanne Shaheen (D) 	Incumbent Lost, Republican Gain 	Kelly Ayotte (R) 49.7%
Jeanne Shaheen (D) 47.5%
New Jersey 	Cory Booker (D) 	Incumbent Won, Democratic Hold 	Cory Booker (D) 55%
TBD (R) 40%
New Mexico 	Tom Udall (D) 	Incumbent Won, Democratic Hold 	Tom Udall (D) 55%
TBD (R) 40%
North Carolina	Thom Tillis (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	Thom Tillis (R) 52%
Kay Hagan (D) 48%
Oklahoma 	Jim Inhofe (R) 	Incumbent Retired, Republican Hold	TBD (R) 68%
TBD (D) 33%
Oregon 	Jeff Merkley (D) 	Incumbent Won, Democratic Hold 	Jeff Merkley (D) 54%
TBD (R) 44%
Rhode Island 	Jack Reed (D) 	Incumbent Won, Democratic Hold 	
South Carolina	Lindsey Graham (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	
South Dakota 	Mike Rounds (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	
Tennessee 	Lamar Alexander (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	
Texas 	John Cornyn (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	John Cornyn (R) 56%
Beto O' Rourke (D) 39%
Virginia 	Mark Warner (D) 	Incumbent Won, Democratic Hold 	
West Virginia 	Shelly Moore Capito (R)	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	
Wyoming 	Mike Enzi (R) 	Incumbent Won, Republican Hold 	
== See Also ==
United States presidential election, 2020 Category:United States
Category:U.S Senate
Category:Politics
Category:Elections
Category:Hulk Smash's World