2024 U.S Senate elections (Porvenir)

Elections to the United States Senate were held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024 with 34 of the 102 seats in the Senate being contested in regular elections whose winners served six-year terms from January 3, 2025 until January 3, 2031. Democrats had 23 seats up for election, additionally 2 independents who caucused with the Democrats faced the end of their current term. Republicans had 9 seats up for election.
The elections saw the first Libertarian member of the U.S Senate elected with Gary Johnson defeating Martin Heinrich (D-NM) in a rematch of 2018. After Johnson's victory, Republican Justin Amash of Michigan switched to caucusing with the Libertarians, bringing their total seats to 2.
== Results==
===State===
Winning candidate in bold
State 	Incumbent 	Party 	Result 	Candidates
Arizona 	Kyrsten Sinema 	Independent 	Incumbent defeated, Democratic gain 	Ruben Gallego (Democratic)
Andy Biggs (Republican)
California 	Fiona Ma 	Democratic 	Incumbent defeated, independent gain 	Jay Leno (Independent)
Steve Poizner (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 re-elected, Republican hold 	
Stephanie Murphy (Democratic)
Hawaii 	Mazie Hirono 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Democratic hold 	
Andria Tupola (Republican)
Indiana 	Mike Braun 	Republican 	Incumbent retired, Republican hold 	Jim Banks (Republican)
Mike Carmichael (Democratic)
Maine 	Angus King 	Independent 	Incumbent re-elected, independent hold 	David Costello (Democratic)
Nick Isgro (Republican)
Maryland 	Ben Cardin 	Democratic 	Incumbent retired, Democratic hold 	
Angela Alsobrooks (Democratic)
Bob Ehrlich (Republican)
Massachusetts 	Elizabeth Warren 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Geoff Diehl (Republican)
Jill Stein (Green)
Michigan 	Debbie Stabenow 	Democratic 	Incumbent retired, Libertarian gain 	Justin Amash (Libertarian)
Elissa Slotkin (Democratic)
Nikki Snyder (Republican)
Minnesota 	Amy Klobuchar 	Democratic-Farmer-Labor	Incumbent re-elected 	Jim Newberger (Republican)
Mississippi 	Roger Wicker 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Ty Pinkins (Democratic)
Missouri 	Josh Hawley 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Lucas Kunce (Democratic)
Montana 	Jon Tester 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Democratic hold 	Tim Sheehy (Republican)
Nebraska 	Deb Fischer 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Some homie (Democratic)
Nebraska (special)	Pete Ricketts 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected to serve full term, Republican hold	A Democrat (Democratic)
Nevada 	Jacky Rosen 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Democratic hold 	Jim Marchant (Republican)
New Jersey 	Bob Menendez 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Democratic hold 	Daniel Cruz (Republican)
New Mexico 	Martin Heinrich 	Democratic 	Incumbent defeated,
Libertarian gain 	Gary Johnson (Libertarian)
Yvette Herrell (Republican)
New York 	Kirsten Gillibrand	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Wendy Long (Republican)
North Dakota 	Kevin Cramer 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Kristin Hedger (Democratic)
Ohio 	Sherrod Brown 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Democratic hold 	Matt Dolan (Republican)
Pennsylvania 	Bob Casey, Jr. 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Dave McCormick (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 	Collin Allred (Democratic)
Utah 	Mitt Romney 	Republican 	Incumbent primaried, Republican hold 	Brad Wilson (Republican)
Ben McAdams (Democratic)
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 retired, Republican gain 	Jim Justice (Republican)
Richard Ojeda (Democratic)
Wisconsin 	Tammy Baldwin 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected,
Democratic hold 	Tom Tiffany (Republican)
Wyoming 	John Barrasso 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Some guy (Democratic)
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