Election Senate 2018

Elections to the United States Senate will be held November 6, 2018, with 33 of the 100 seats. In the Senate Currently, Democrats have 23 seats up for election along with 2 independents who caucus with them. Republicans have 8 seats up for election. 3 of the Republican seats are open as a result of Tennessee Senator Bob Corker's , Arizona Senator Jeff Flake's and Utah Senator Orrin Hatch retirements.
Because of Trump approval rating (less of 35%) , Alabama Senate Special Election and Trump's Russia scandal, Democrati power increase in polls.
POLLS ( 1 week before election )
STATES 	CANDIDATES 	CNN POLLS 	MSNBC POLLS	FOX NEWS POLLS
Arizona 	Martha McSally (R) - Kyrsten Sinema (D) 	LEAN D 	LEAN D 	TOSS-UP
California 	Dianne Feinstein (D) - Kevin de Leon (D)	SOLID D 	SOLID D 	SOLID D
Connecticut	Chris Murphy (D) - Matthew Corey (R) 	SOLID D 	SOLID D 	SOLID D
Delaware 	Tom Carper (D) -  Robert Arlett (R) 	SOLID D 	SOLID D 	SOLID D
Florida 	Bill Nelson (D) - Rick Scott (R) 	TOSS-UP 	LEAN D  	TOSS-UP
Hawaii 	Mazie Hirono (D) - Ron Curtis (R) 	SOLID D 	SOLID D 	SOLID D
Indiana 	Joe Donelly (D) - Mike Braun (R) 	TOSS-
UP 	LEAN D 	LEAN D
Maine 	Angus King (I-D) - Eric Brakey (R) 	SOLID I-D 	SOLID I-D 	SOLID I-D
Maryland 	Ben Cardin (D) - 
{| 	Tony Campbell	 	
FINAL RESULTS :
Democrats gain 3 more seats in Arizona, Nevada and Tennessee.
VOTES MARGIN:
STATE 	DEMOCRATIC/INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE	REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE 	WINNER
Arizona 	Kyrsten Sinema:51.8% 	Martha McSally:48.1% 	Kyrsten Sinema
California 	
Dianne Feinstein:60.6%
Kevin de Leon:39.4%	 	Dianne Feinstein
Connecticut 	Chris Murphy:61.2%% 	Matthew Corey:38.8% 	Chris Murphy
Delaware 	Tom Carper:65.9% 	Chuck Boyce:34.0% 	Tom Carper
Florida 	Bill Nelson:52.9% 	Rick Scott:47.0% 	Bill Nelson
Hawaii 	Mazie Hirono:99.9% 	Unopposed:0.0% 	Mazie Hirono
Indiana 	Joe Donelly:50.3% 	Mike Braun:49.6% 	Joe Donelly
Maine 	Angus King:60.0% 	Eric Brakey:40.0% 	Angus King
Maryland 	
Ben Cardin:83.7%
Neal Simon (I):16.3%	 	Ben Cardin
Massachusetts 	Elizabeth Warren:61.7% 	Beth Lindstrom:38.2% 	Elizabeth Warren
Michigan 	Debbie Stabenow:54.1% 	Sandy Pensler:45.9% 	Debbie Stabenow
Minnesota 	Amy Klobuchar:69.9% 	Jim Newberger:30.1% 	Amy Klobuchar
Minnesota S.E 	Tina Smith:56.8% 	Karin Housley:43.2% 	Tina Smith
Mississippi 	Jensen Bohren:35.6% 	Roger Wicker:64.4% 	Roger Wicker
Mississippi S.E	Mike Espy:42.1% 	Cindy Hyde-Smith:57.9%	Cindy Hyde-Smith
Missouri 	Claire McCaskill:52.2% 	Josh Hawley:47.8% 	Claire McCaskill
Montana 	Jon Tester:56.9% 	Corey Stapleton:43.1% 	Jon Tester
Nebraska 	Jane Raybould:38.7% 	Deb Fischer:61.3% 	Deb Fischer
Nevada 	Jacky Rosen:52.4% 	Dean Heller:47.6% 	Jacky Rosen
New Jersey 	Bob Menendez:57.7% 	Bob Hugin:42.3% 	Bob Menendez
New Mexico 	Martin Heinrich:58.9% 	Mick Rich:41.1% 	Martin Heinrich
New York 	Kirsten Gillibrand:78.1% 	Chele Farley:21.9% 	Kirsten Gillibrand
North Dakota 	Heidi Heitkamp:51.1% 	Kevin Cramer:48.9% 	Heidi Heitkamp
Ohio 	Sherrod Brown:59.6% 	Jim Renacci:40.4% 	Sherrod Brown
Pennsylvania 	Bob Casey:57.5% 	Lou Barletta:42.5% 	Bob Casey
Rhode Island 	Sheldon Whitehouse:68.7% 	Bob Flanders:31.3% 	Sheldon Whitehouse
Tennessee 	Phil Bredesen:51.9% 	Marsha Blackburn:48.1%	Phil Bredesen
Texas 	Beto O'Rourke:48.9% 	Ted Cruz:51.1% 	Ted Cruz
Utah 	Jenny Wilson:28.6% 	Mitt Romney:71.4% 	Mitt Romney
Vermont 	Bernie Sanders:74.8% 	John MacGovern:25.2% 	Bernie Sanders
Virginia 	Timothy Kaine:57.3% 	Corey Stewart:42.7% 	Timothy Kaine
Washington 	Maria Cantwell:71.2% 	Susan Hutchison:28.8% 	Maria Cantwell
West Virginia 	Joe Manchin:52.7% 	Patrick Morrisey:47.3%	Joe Manchin
Wiscosin 	Tammy Baldwin:54.1% 	Kevin Nicholson:45.8% 	Tammy Baldwin
Wyoming 	Gary Trauner:21.9% 	John Barrasso:78.1% 	John Barrasso
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