2024 Senate Elections(Amin's Universe)

The 2024 US Senate election took place November 5th 2024, he Democratic party had to defend a dozen of seats compared to the GOP who had to defend 2, most Vulnerable senators were states from West Virginia, Montana, Ohio, Arizona and Nevada. The GOP had to defend Texas and Florida due Ted Cruz's massive unpopularity. as well as Rick Scott. Despite the GOP winning the Presidency they lost a senate seat in Texas and Florida, while picking up Nevada, Montana, West Virginia, Ohio. Former President Trump turned against Senator Rick Scott and sabotaged his re-election bid for helping and endorsed re-electing Lisa Murkowski in 2022. Since 2014 the GOP regained control of the US Senate.
==Results==
===State===
Winning candidate in bold
State 	Incumbent 	Party 	Result 	Candidates
Arizona 	Kyrsten Sinema 	Democratic 	Incumbent primaried, Democratic hold 	Steve Gallardo (Democratic)
Paul Gosar (Republican)
California 	Katie Porter 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Larry Elder (Republican)
Connecticut 	Chris Murphy 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Tony Hwang (Republican)
Delaware 	Tom Carper 	Democratic 	Incumbent retired, Democratic hold 	Lisa Blunt Rochester (Democratic)
Chuck Boyce (Republican)
Florida 	Rick Scott 	Republican 	Incumbent defeated, Democratic gain 	Stephanie Murphy (Democratic)
Hawaii 	Mazie Hirono 	Democratic 	Incumbent retired, Democratic hold 	Kai Kehele (Democratic)
Andria Tupola (Republican)
Indiana 	Mike Braun 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Liz Watson (Democratic)
Maine 	Angus King 	Independent 	Incumbent retired, Democratic gain 	Sara Gideon (Democratic)
Nick Isgro (Republican)
Maryland 	Ben Cardin 	Democratic 	Incumbent retired, Democratic hold 	Anthony Brown (Democratic)
Bob Ehrlich (Republican)
Massachusetts	Elizabeth Warren 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Geoff Diehl (Republican)
Michigan 	Debbie Stabenow 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Peter Meijer (Republican)
Minnesota 	Amy Klobuchar 	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	Incumbent re-elected 	Jim Newberger (Republican)
Mississippi 	Roger Wicker 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Jensen Bohren (Democratic)
Missouri 	Josh Hawley 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Cori Bush (Democratic)
Montana 	Jon Tester 	Democratic 	Incumbent retired, Republican gain 	Matt Rosendale (Republican)
Steve Bullock (Democratic)
Nebraska 	Deb Fischer 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Alisha Shelton (Democratic)
Nevada 	Jacky Rosen 	Democratic 	Incumbent defeated, Republican gain 	Mark Amodei (Republican)
New Jersey 	Bob Menendez 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Democratic hold 	Jeff Van Drew (Republican)
New Mexico 	Martin Heinrich 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, 	Yvette Herrell (Republican)
New York 	Kirsten Gillibrand	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Wendy Long (Republican)
North Dakota 	Kevin Cramer 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Heidi Heitkamp (Democratic)
Ohio 	Sherrod Brown 	Democratic 	Incumbent defeated, Republican gain 	Mike Turner (Republican)
Pennsylvania 	Bob Casey, Jr. 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Dave Reed (Republican)
Rhode Island 	Sheldon Whitehouse	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Ken Block (Republican)
Tennessee 	Marsha Blackburn 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Raumesh Akbari (Democratic)
Texas 	Ted Cruz 	Republican 	Incumbent defeated, Democratic gain 	Scott Kelly (Democratic)
Utah 	Mitt Romney 	Republican 	Incumbent primaried, Republican gain 	Sean Reyes (Republican)
Heidi Klum(Democrat)
Vermont 	Bernie Sanders 	Independent 	Incumbent re-elected, independent hold	Brian Dubie (Republican)
Jon Svitavsky (Democratic)
Virginia 	Tim Kaine 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Democratic hold 	Dave Brat (Republican)
Washington 	Maria Cantwell 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected,
Democratic hold 	Dino Rossi (Republican)
West Virginia	Joe Manchin 	Democratic 	Incumbent defeated,
Republican gain 	Allen Whitt (Republican)
Wisconsin 	Tammy Baldwin 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected,
Democratic gain 	Sean Duffy (Republican)
Wyoming 	John Barrasso 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Some guy (Democratic)
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|home_state2 }}The 2024 US Senate election took place November 5th 2024, he Democratic party had to defend a dozen of seats compared to the GOP who had to defend 2, most Vulnerable senators were states from West Virginia, Montana, Ohio, Arizona and Nevada. The GOP had to defend Texas and Florida due Ted Cruz's massive unpopularity. as well as Rick Scott. Despite the GOP winning the Presidency they lost a senate seat in Texas and Florida, while picking up Nevada, Montana, West Virginia, Ohio. Former President Trump turned against Senator Rick Scott and sabotaged his re-election bid for helping and endorsed re-electing Lisa Murkowski in 2022. Since 2014 the GOP regained control of the US Senate.
==Results==
===State===
Winning candidate in bold
State 	Incumbent 	Party 	Result 	Candidates
Arizona 	Kyrsten Sinema 	Democratic 	Incumbent primaried, Democratic hold 	Steve Gallardo (Democratic)
Paul Gosar (Republican)
California 	Katie Porter 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Larry Elder (Republican)
Connecticut 	Chris Murphy 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Tony Hwang (Republican)
Delaware 	Tom Carper 	Democratic 	Incumbent retired, Democratic hold 	Lisa Blunt Rochester (Democratic)
Chuck Boyce (Republican)
Florida 	Rick Scott 	Republican 	Incumbent defeated, Democratic gain 	Stephanie Murphy (Democratic)
Hawaii 	Mazie Hirono 	Democratic 	Incumbent retired, Democratic hold 	Kai Kehele (Democratic)
Andria Tupola (Republican)
Indiana 	Mike Braun 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Liz Watson (Democratic)
Maine 	Angus King 	Independent 	Incumbent retired, Democratic gain 	Sara Gideon (Democratic)
Nick Isgro (Republican)
Maryland 	Ben Cardin 	Democratic 	Incumbent retired, Democratic hold 	Anthony Brown (Democratic)
Bob Ehrlich (Republican)
Massachusetts	Elizabeth Warren 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Geoff Diehl (Republican)
Michigan 	Debbie Stabenow 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Peter Meijer (Republican)
Minnesota 	Amy Klobuchar 	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	Incumbent re-elected 	Jim Newberger (Republican)
Mississippi 	Roger Wicker 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Jensen Bohren (Democratic)
Missouri 	Josh Hawley 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Cori Bush (Democratic)
Montana 	Jon Tester 	Democratic 	Incumbent retired, Republican gain 	Matt Rosendale (Republican)
Steve Bullock (Democratic)
Nebraska 	Deb Fischer 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Alisha Shelton (Democratic)
Nevada 	Jacky Rosen 	Democratic 	Incumbent defeated, Republican gain 	Mark Amodei (Republican)
New Jersey 	Bob Menendez 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Democratic hold 	Jeff Van Drew (Republican)
New Mexico 	Martin Heinrich 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, 	Yvette Herrell (Republican)
New York 	Kirsten Gillibrand	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Wendy Long (Republican)
North Dakota 	Kevin Cramer 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Heidi Heitkamp (Democratic)
Ohio 	Sherrod Brown 	Democratic 	Incumbent defeated, Republican gain 	Mike Turner (Republican)
Pennsylvania 	Bob Casey, Jr. 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Dave Reed (Republican)
Rhode Island 	Sheldon Whitehouse	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Ken Block (Republican)
Tennessee 	Marsha Blackburn 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Raumesh Akbari (Democratic)
Texas 	Ted Cruz 	Republican 	Incumbent defeated, Democratic gain 	Scott Kelly (Democratic)
Utah 	Mitt Romney 	Republican 	Incumbent primaried, Republican gain 	Sean Reyes (Republican)
Heidi Klum(Democrat)
Vermont 	Bernie Sanders 	Independent 	Incumbent re-elected, independent hold	Brian Dubie (Republican)
Jon Svitavsky (Democratic)
Virginia 	Tim Kaine 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Democratic hold 	Dave Brat (Republican)
Washington 	Maria Cantwell 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected,
Democratic hold 	Dino Rossi (Republican)
West Virginia	Joe Manchin 	Democratic 	Incumbent defeated,
Republican gain 	Allen Whitt (Republican)
Wisconsin 	Tammy Baldwin 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected,
Democratic gain 	Sean Duffy (Republican)
Wyoming 	John Barrasso 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Some guy (Democratic)
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