United States Senate elections, 2020 (Owen's version)

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33 of the 100 seats, 51 seats needed for the majority	33 of the 100 seats, 51 seats needed for the majority	33 of the 100 seats, 51 seats needed for the majority	33 of the 100 seats, 51 seats needed for the majority	33 of the 100 seats, 51 seats needed for the majority
November 3, 2020 	November 3, 2020 	November 3, 2020 	November 3, 2020 	November 3, 2020
 	 	First party 	Second party 	
 	 	 	 	
Leader 	Leader 	Chuck Schumer 	Mitch McConnell
(defeated) 	
Party 	Party 	Democratic 	Republican 	
Leader's seat 	Leader's seat 	New York 	Kentucky 	
Seats before 	Seats before 	45+2 (47) 	53 	
Seats won 	Seats won 	
17 	17 	
Seats after 	Seats after 	50 + 2 (52) 	48 	
 	 	 	 	
Incumbent Majority LeaderMitch McConnellRepublican 	Incumbent Majority LeaderMitch McConnellRepublican 	Incumbent Majority LeaderMitch McConnellRepublican 	Incumbent Majority LeaderMitch McConnellRepublican 	Incumbent Majority LeaderMitch McConnellRepublican
Elections to the United States Senate was held on November 3, 2020 with the 33 Class 2 seats of the Senate being contested in regular elections. The winners will serve six-year terms from January 3, 2021, until January 3, 2027. Additionally, special elections may be held to fill vacancies.
The presidential election, elections to the House of Representatives, elections for governors in states and territories, and many state and local elections will also be held on this date.
In 2014, the last regular election of the Class 2 Senate seats, Republicans won a net gain of nine seats, which will be targeted by the Democrats in 2020 to try to win back.
== Results ==
State 	Incumbent 	Result 	Candidates
Alabama 	Doug Jones (D) 	Incumbent lost re-election, Republican gain	Martha Roby (R) ✔
* 53.6%
Doug Jones (D)
* 44.6%
Other
* 1.8%
Alaska 	Dan Sullivan (R) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Dan Sullivan (R) ✔
* 52.9%
Chris Tuck
* 41.4%
Other
* 5.7%
Arizona (special)	Martha McSally (R) 	Incumbent lost re-election, Democratic gain	Mark Kelly (D) ✔
* 47.4%
Martha McSally (R)
* 46.8%
Other
* 5.8%
Arkansas 	Tom Cotton (R) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Tom Cotton (R) ✔
* 58.9%
Keith Ingram (D)
* 36.6%
Other
* 4.8%
Colorado 	Cory Gardner (R) 	Incumbent lost election, Democratic gain 	John Hickenlooper (D) ✔
* 50.1%
Cory Gardner (R)
* 44.9%
Other
* 5.0%
Delaware 	Chris Coons (D) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Chris Coons (D) ✔
* 51.9%
Christine O'Donnell (R)
* 43.1%
Other
* 4.9%
Georgia 	David Perdue (R) 	Incumbent lost re-election, Democratic gain	Stacey Abrams (D) ✔
* 50.2%
David Perdue (R)
* 49.8%
Idaho 	Jim Risch (R) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Jim Risch (R) ✔
* 68.7%
Jerry Sturgill (D)
* 24.2%
Other
* 7.1%
Illlinois 	Dick Durbin (D) 	Incumbent retired, Democratic hold 	Lisa Madigan (D) ✔
* 54.9%
Jeanne Ives (R)
* 38.4%
Other
* 6.7%
Iowa 	Joni Ernst (R) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Joni Ernst (R) ✔
* 50.4%
Rita Hart (D)
* 45.6%
Other
* 4.0%
Kansas 	Pat Roberts (R) 	Incumbent retired, Republican hold 	Jeff Colyer (R) ✔
* 49.2%
Jim Ward (D)
* 44.5%
Other
* 6.3%
Kentucky 	Mitch McConnell (R) 	Incumbent lost re-election, Democratic gain	Greg Fischer (D) ✔
* 47.1%
Mitch McConnell (R)
* 45.7%
Other
* 6.8%
Louisiana 	Bill Cassidy (R) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Bill Cassidy (R) ✔
* 56.3%
Troy Carter (D)
* 40.2%
Other
* 3.5%
Maine 	Susan Collins (R) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Susan Collins (R) ✔
*48.7%
Susan Rice (D)
* 46.1%
Other
* 5.2%
Massachusetts 	Ed Markey (D) 	Incumbent lost primary, Democratic hold 	Maura Healey (D) ✔
* 51.4%
Karyn Polito (R)
* 42.9%
Other
* 5.7%
Michigan 	Gary Peters (D) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Gary Peters (D) ✔
* 48.1%
John James (R)
* 47.1%
Other
* 4.8%
Minnesota 	Tina Smith (D) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Tina Smith (D) ✔
* 50.4%
Donna Bergstrom (R)
* 44.8%
Other
* 4.8%
Mississippi 	Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) 	Incumbent lost primary, Republican hold 	Tate Reeves (R) ✔
* 53.9%
Mike Espy (D)
* 46.1%
Montana 	Steve Daines (R) 	Incumbent lost re-election, Democratic gain	Steve Bullock (D) ✔
* 46.9%
Steve Daines (R)
* 46.6%
Other
* 6.5%
Nebraska 	Ben Sasse (R) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Ben Sasse (R) ✔
* 59.3%
Chris Beutler (D)
* 36.8%
Other
* 3.9%
New Hampshire 	Jeanne Shaheen (D) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Jeanne Shaheen (D) ✔
* 48.5%
Kelly Ayotte (R)
* 47.7%
Other
* 3.8%
New Jersey 	Cory Booker (D) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Cory Booker (D) ✔
* 55.9%
Rich Pezullo (R)
* 42.1%
Other
* 2.0%
New Mexico 	Tom Udall (D) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Tom Udall (D) ✔
* 52.6%
Heather Wilson (R)
* 42.2%
Other
* 5.2%
North Carolina 	Thom Tillis (R) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Thom Tillis (R) ✔
* 49.0%
Josh Stein (D)
* 46.2%
Other
* 4.8%
Oklahoma 	Jim Inhofe (R) 	Incumbent retired, Democratic gain 	Dan Boren (D) ✔
* 48.3%
Scott Pruitt (R)
* 48.1%
Other
* 3.6%
Oregon 	Jeff Merkley (D) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Jeff Merkley (D) ✔
* 53.0%
Dennis Richardson (R)
* 41.9%
Other
* 5.1%
Rhode Island 	Jack Reed (D) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Jack Reed (D) ✔
* 62.9%
Scott Avedisian (R)
* 33.1%
Other
* 4.0%
South Carolina 	Lindsey Graham (R) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Lindsey Graham (R) ✔
* 53.8%
Archie Parnell (D)
* 40.9%
Other
* 5.3%
South Dakota 	Mike Rounds (R) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Mike Rounds (R) ✔
* 54.8%
Billie Sutton (D)
* 41.5%
Other
* 3.7%
Tennessee 	Lamar Alexander (R) 	Incumbent retired, Republican hold 	Bill Haslam (R) ✔
* 54.1%
Andy Berke (D)
* 40.2%
Other
* 5.7%
Texas 	John Cornyn (R) 	Incumbent re-elected 	John Cornyn (R) ✔
* 51.1%
Rafael Anchia (D)
* 45.7%
Other
* 3.2%
Virginia 	Mark Warner (D) 	Incumbent re-elected 	Mark Warner (D) ✔
* 50.0%
Dave Brat (R)
* 45.3%
Other
* 4.7%
West Virginia 	Shelley Moore Capito (R)	Incumbent re-elected 	Shelley Moore Capito (R) ✔
* 61.0%
Paula Jean Swearengin (D)
* 38.5%
Other
* 0.5%
Wyoming 	Mike Enzi (R) 	Incumbent retired, Republican hold 	Liz Cheney (R) ✔
* 64.1%
Mary Throne (D)
* 33.0%
Other
* 2.9%
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