U.S. Senate elections in Wisconsin

41 elections · 1914–present · popular vote
Elections won
R 18 · D 21 · Other 241 Senate elections since 1914
Last decided by
0.9 pts2024, Tammy Baldwin over Eric Hovde
Closest ever
0.31 pts1914, Paul O. Husting over Francis E. McGovern
Longest streak
8 in a rowDemocratic, 1957–1976
Next election
2028Tuesday, November 7, 2028

Wisconsin's U.S. Senate seats are held by Republican Ron Johnson and Democrat Tammy Baldwin; Baldwin won the most recent race by 0.85 points in 2024. Johnson has held one seat since 2010 and Baldwin the other since 2012. The 2024 race put Baldwin ahead of Eric Hovde, 0.85 points clear. Across 41 elections since 1914, Republicans have won 18 and Democrats 21, with 2 going to other parties. Of those, the closest was 1914, decided by 0.31 points; the widest 1928, by 74.6 points.

Herbert H. Kohl D 1,563,238 · John Gillespie R 940,744 · Tim Peterson L 21,348 · Eugene A. Hem I 9,555 · +1 more
Alexander Wiley R 446,770 · Herman L. Ekern P 249,209 · F. Ryan Duffy D 231,976 · John B. Chappie R 7,251 · +2 more
F. Ryan Duffy D 610,236 · John B. Chappie R 387,668 · Emil Seidel S 65,807 · Harvey A. Knapp P 4,364 · +1 more
John J. Blaine R 299,759 · Charles D. Rosa R 111,122 · Thomas M. Kearney D 66,672 · Leo Kraycki S 31,317 · +3 more
Irvine L. Lenroot R 281,576 · James Thompson I 235,029 · Paul S. Reinsch D 89,265 · Frank J. Weber S 66,172 · +1 more