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U.S. Senate Elections by State

50 states · every U.S. Senate general election since 1914 · popular vote

Pick a state to see every U.S. Senate election there since 1914: the winners, the losers, and the full popular-vote totals for each race. The Senate has been elected by popular vote since the 17th Amendment (1914); this covers the modern era. A career spans offices, so senators who went on to the White House (Obama, Biden) show one combined lifetime vote total on their profile.

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