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2026 U.S. Senate Candidates in Every State
351 candidates in 100 U.S. Senate races on the November 3, 2026 ballot. Each state's field comes from its certified candidate list; open a race for bios, priorities and campaign sites, or enter your ZIP for your own ballot.
- Alabama Barry Moore (R), Everett Wess (D) (+1 more contests) 2 →
- Alaska Gerald L. Heikes (R), Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. (R), Dan Sullivan (R), Mary Peltola (D), Dustin Darden (R), William Hunt (D) (+1 more contests) 6 →
- Arkansas Tom Cotton (R), Hallie Shoffner (D) (+1 more contests) 2 →
- Colorado John Hickenlooper (D), Mark Baisley (R), Bob Chew (Forward Party), Christopher Baum (Approval Voting Party), Blake Huber (Libertarian), Adam Withrow (Unity Party) (+1 more contests) 6 →
- Delaware Chris Coons (D), Jeff Appelhans (D), E. No-Trump Hansen (D), Mary Louve (D), Michael Katz (R), John Shulli (R) (+2 more contests) 6 →
- Florida Ashley Moody (R), Angie Nixon (D) (+2 more contests) 2 →
- Georgia Jon Ossoff (D), Mike Collins (R) (+1 more contests) 2 →
- Idaho Jim Risch (R), David Roth (D), Todd Achilles (I) (+1 more contests) 3 →
- Illinois Juliana Stratton (D), Don Tracy (R), Whitfield Harrington Jr (American Center Party) (+1 more contests) 3 →
- Iowa Josh Turek (D), Ashley Hinson (R), Thomas Laehn (Libertarian) (+2 more contests) 3 →
- Kansas Roger Marshall (R), Adam Hamilton (D), David C Graham (L) (+2 more contests) 3 →
- Kentucky Andy Barr (R), Charles Booker (D), Christopher Campbell (Kentucky Party), Daniel Cameron (R), Amy McGrath (D), Pamela Stevenson (D) and 2 more (+2 more contests) 8 →
- Louisiana Julia Letlow (R), Jamie Davis (D) (+2 more contests) 2 →
- Maine Susan Collins (R), Troy Jackson (D) (+2 more contests) 2 →
- Massachusetts Ed Markey (D), John Deaton (R), Joe Tache (PSL) (+3 more contests) 3 →
- Michigan Abdul El-Sayed (D), Mike Rogers (R) (+3 more contests) 2 →
- Minnesota Peggy Flanagan (DFL), Michele Tafoya (R) (+2 more contests) 2 →
- Mississippi Cindy Hyde-Smith (R), Scott Colom (D), Ty Pinkins (I) (+2 more contests) 3 →
- Montana Kurt Alme (R), Seth Bodnar (I), Reilly Neill (D), Alani Bankhead (D), Michael Black Wolf (D), Michael Hummert (D) and 5 more (+2 more contests) 11 →
- Nebraska Pete Ricketts (R), Dan Osborn (I), Mike Marvin (Legal Marijuana NOW), Robin Richards (Nebraska Working People Party), Chuck Conboy (America First Party) (+2 more contests) 5 →
- New Hampshire Chris Pappas (D), John Sununu (R), Karishma Manzur (D), David Jarvis (D), Maxwell L. Saal (D), John Vail (D) and 7 more (+2 more contests) 13 →
- New Jersey Cory Booker (D), Justin Murphy (R), Veronica Fernandez (Independent), Joanne Kuniansky (Socialist Workers Party) (+2 more contests) 4 →
- New Mexico Ben Ray Luján (D), Larry Marker (R) (+2 more contests) 2 →
- North Carolina Roy Cooper (D), Michael Whatley (R), Shannon W. Bray (L), Michael Dublin (G) (+2 more contests) 4 →
- Ohio Jon Husted (R), Sherrod Brown (D), Greg Levy (Other), William B. Redpath (Libertarian) (+2 more contests) 4 →
- Oklahoma Kevin Hern (R), N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas (D) (+2 more contests) 2 →
- Oregon Jeff Merkley (D), David Brock Smith (R) (+2 more contests) 2 →
- Rhode Island Jack Reed (D), Ray McKay (R), Connor Burbridge (D), Luis Daniel Munoz (D) (+2 more contests) 4 →
- South Carolina Darline Graham (R), Annie Andrews (D), Kasie Whitener (Libertarian), Mark Hackett (Constitution) (+2 more contests) 4 →
- South Dakota Mike Rounds (R), Julian Beaudion (D), Brian Bengs (I) (+2 more contests) 3 →
- Tennessee Bill Hagerty (R), Marquita Bradshaw (D), Tharon Chandler (I), Andrew Gerena (I), Jeremy Dean Hearn (I), Robert Jones (I) and 4 more (+2 more contests) 10 →
- Texas Ken Paxton (R), James Talarico (D), Ted Brown (L) (+2 more contests) 3 →
- Virginia Mark Warner (D), Bert Mizusawa (R) (+2 more contests) 2 →
- West Virginia Shelley Moore Capito (R), Rachel Fetty-Anderson (D) (+2 more contests) 2 →
- Wyoming Harriet Hageman (R), James Byrd (D) (+2 more contests) 2 →