United States Senate Election, 2024 (Nkechinyer)

The United States Senate election in 2024 took place on November 5, 2024. This election saw a further split in the Republican Party, and despite some losses from the Democratic Party, the Democrats held 58 seats in the senate and control. The Republicans lost 3 seats to the Libertarians, mainly across the Great Plains, but gained 3 seats from the Democrats to stay at 38 seats. The Libertarians gained three from the Republicans to go to 4 seats. This election was the second straight where 3 political parties held at least one seat in the Senate.
== Results ==
Incumbent 	State 	Party 	Results 	Candidates
Krysten Sinema 	Arizona 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Krysten Sinema (D)Doug Ducey (R)
Ann Kirkpatrick (L)
Eric Garcetti 	California 	Democratic 	Incumbent Retired, Democratic Hold 	Eric Swalwell (D)Scott Wilk (L)
Chris Murphy 	Connecticut 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Chris Murphy (D)Joe Lieberman (I)
Rosa Rebimbas (L)
Tom Carper 	Delaware 	Democratic 	Incumbent Retired, Democratic Hold 	John Carney (D)Gregory Lavelle (R)
David Lawson (L)
Bill Nelson 	Florida 	Democratic 	Incumbent Retired, Democratic Hold 	Bob Buckhorn (D)Lenny Curry (L)
Mazie Hirono 	Hawaii 	Democratic 	Incumbent Retired, Democratic Hold 	David Ige (D)
Todd Rokita 	Indiana 	Republican 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Joe Hogsett (D)
Todd Rokita (R)
Angus King 	Maine 	Independent	Incumbent Retired, Republican Gain 	Ben Chipman (D)
Garrett Mason (R)
Eric Brakey (L)
Ben Cardin 	Maryland 	Democratic 	Incumbent Retired, Democratic Hold 	Martin O'Malley (D)Andrew Serafini (R)
Justin Ready (L)
Elizabeth Warren 	Massachusetts	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Elizabeth Warren (D)Charlie Baker (R)
Debbie Stabenow 	Michigan 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Debbie Stabenow (D)Rick Snyder (R)
Amy Klobuchar 	Minnesota 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Amy Klobuchar (D)Paul Utke (R)
Justin Eichorn (L)
Roger Wicker 	Mississippi 	Republican 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Jim Hood (D)
Roger Wicker (R)
Austin Petersen 	Missouri 	Libertarian	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Jacob Hummel (D)
Gary Romine (R)
Austin Petersen (L)
Jon Tester 	Montana 	Democrat 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Jon Tester (D)Ryan Zinke (R)
Daniel Salomon (L)
Deb Fischer 	Nebraska 	Republican 	Incumbent Re-Elected, Libertarian Gain	Carol Blood (D)
Jean Stothert (R)
Deb Fischer (L)
Jacky Rosen 	Nevada 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Jacky Rosen (D)Brian Sandoval (R)
Michael Roberson (L)
Shavonda Sumter 	New Jersey 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Shavonda Sumter (D)Jennifer Beck (L)
Martin Heinrich 	New Mexico 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Martin Heinrich (D)Gary Johnson (L)
Kirsten Gillibrand	New York 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Kirsten Gillibrand (D)Chris Jacobs (L)
Tom Campbell 	North Dakota 	Republican 	Incumbent Re-Elected, Libertarian Gain	Erin Oban (D)
Doug Bergum (R)
Tom Campbell (L)
Sherrod Brown 	Ohio 	Democratic 	Incumbent Retired, Republican Gain 	John Cranley (D)
Josh Mandel (R)
Jim Hughes (L)
Bob Casey 	Pennsylvania 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Bob Casey (D)Rick Santorum (R)
Jim Cawley (L)
Sheldon Whitehouse	Rhode Island 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Sheldon Whitehouse (D)
Bill Haslam 	Tennessee 	Republican 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Jim Strickland (D)
Bill Haslam (R)
Ted Cruz 	Texas 	Republican 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Joaquin Castro (D)
Ted Cruz (R)
Mitt Romney 	Utah 	Republican 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Mitt Romney (R)Mia Love (L)
Miro Weinberger 	Vermont 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Miro Weinberger (D)Phil Scott (R)
Tim Kaine 	Virginia 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Tim Kaine (D)Alan Krasnoff (R)
Maria Cantwell 	Washington 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Maria Cantwell (D)David Condon (L)
Joe Manchin 	West Virginia	Democratic 	Incumbent Defeated, Republican Gain 	Joe Manchin (D)
Ryan Ferns (R)
Tammy Baldwin 	Wisconsin 	Democratic 	Incumbent Re-Elected 	Tammy Baldwin (D)Scott Walker (R)
John Barrasso 	Wyoming 	Republican 	Incumbent Re-Elected, Libertarian Gain	John Hastert (D)
Matt Mead (R)
John Barrasso (L)
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