U.S. Senate elections in Hawaii

25 elections · 1914–present · popular vote
Elections won
R 3 · D 2225 Senate elections since 1959
Last decided by
32.7 pts2024, Mazie K. Hirono over Bob McDermott
Closest ever
1.81 pts1959, Hiram L. Fong over Oren E. Long
Longest streak
20 in a rowDemocratic, 1974–2024
Next election
2028Tuesday, November 7, 2028

Hawaii's U.S. Senate seats are held by Democrat Mazie K. Hirono and Democrat Brian Schatz; Hirono won the most recent race by 32.7 points in 2024. Hirono has held one seat since 2012 and Schatz the other since 2014. The 2024 race put Hirono ahead of Bob McDermott, 32.7 points clear. Across 25 elections since 1959, Republicans have won 3 and Democrats 22. Of those, the closest was 1959, decided by 1.8 points; the widest 1968, by 68.4 points.

Schatz Brian D 290,894 · McDermott Bob R 106,358 · Bonoan Feena M. L 4,916 · Pohlman Emma Jane A. G 4,141 · +1 more
Brian Schatz D 306,604 · John Carroll R 92,653 · Joy J. Allison C 9,103 · Michael A. Kokoski L 6,809 · +1 more
Daniel K. Inouye D 277,228 · Cam Cavasso R 79,939 · Jim Brewer G 7,762 · Lloyd Jeffrey Mallan L 2,957 · +1 more