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2026 Midterm Elections
November 3, 2026 · All 435 House seats · 35 Senate races, incl. 2 specials · 36+ Governor races
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Senate Races — 2026
35 races · FEC filingsThe top fundraisers who filed with the FEC for each seat, by money raised. This isn't a ballot: the FEC doesn't mark primary results, so it can include candidates who lost a primary or withdrew. Each race links to its full FEC page.
- Mary Peltola (D) · $32.6M
- Dan Sullivan (R) · incumbent · $13.8M
- Felix Barry Moore (R) · $4.5M
- Rodney Walker (R) · $2.0M
- Jared Hudson (R) · $1.9M
- Steven T Marshall (R) · $1.3M
- Thomas Cotton (R) · incumbent · $14.4M
- Hallie Shoffner (D) · $3.7M
- John W. Hickenlooper (D) · incumbent · $11.5M
- Robert Chew (O) · $2.9M
- Julie Gonzales (D) · $978K
- Janak Joshi (R) · $486K
- Christopher A. Coons (D) · incumbent · $7.6M
- Michael S Katz (R) · $177K
- John Shulli (R) · $126K
- Alexander Vindman (D) · $20.5M
- Joshua Joseph Weil (D) · $15.9M
- Ashley Moody (R) · incumbent · $13.3M
- Angela Nixon (D) · $8.2M
- T. Jonathan Ossoff (D) · incumbent · $131.1M
- Michael A Collins Jr. (R) · $10.2M
- Earl Leroy Carter (R) · $7.3M
- John King (R) · $563K
- Joshua Turek (D) · $20.2M
- Ashley Hinson Arenholz (R) · $13.5M
- Nathan Sage (D) · $1.4M
- James Carlin (R) · $494K
- James E Risch (R) · incumbent · $4.9M
- Todd Baker Achilles (I) · $1.6M
- Denny Lave (R) · $171K
- S Krishnamoorthi (D) · $31.6M
- Juliana Stratton (D) · $7.1M
- Don Tracy (R) · $4.1M
- Robin Kelly (D) · $3.5M
- Adam Hamilton (D) · $13.5M
- Roger W Marshall (R) · incumbent · $7.0M
- Sandy Spidel Neumann (D) · $412K
- Patrick Schmidt (D) · $256K
- Garland Andy Barr (R) · $12.0M
- Nate Morris (R) · $9.1M
- Amy McGrath (D) · $2.4M
- Daniel Cameron (R) · $2.3M
- William M. Cassidy (R) · incumbent · $13.3M
- John C. Fleming Jr. (R) · $12.4M
- Julia Letlow (R) · $7.0M
- Jamie Davis (D) · $4.0M
- Edward Markey (D) · incumbent · $8.5M
- Seth Moulton (D) · $6.7M
- John Deaton (R) · $1.6M
- Joseph Tache (O) · $280K
- Susan M. Collins (R) · incumbent · $24.1M
- Troy Dale Jackson (D) · $20.4M
- Jordan Wood (D) · $6.4M
- Janet Trafton Mills (D) · $6.1M
- Abdul El-Sayed (D) · $45.2M
- Michael J Rogers (R) · $20.6M
- Haley Stevens (D) · $13.3M
- Mallory McMorrow (D) · $11.4M
- Angie Craig (D) · $13.4M
- Margaret Flanagan (D) · $10.3M
- Michele Tafoya (R) · $9.7M
- Adam Schwarze (R) · $1.5M
- Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) · incumbent · $6.1M
- Scott Colom (D) · $3.9M
- Sarah Anne Adlakha (R) · $566K
- Ty Pinkins (I) · $104K
- Seth Bodnar (I) · $4.7M
- Kurt Alme (R) · $2.9M
- Reilly Neill (D) · $311K
- Kyle Austin (L) · $262K
- Roy Cooper (D) · $47.2M
- Michael Whatley (R) · $13.4M
- Wiley Nickel (D) · $3.0M
- Don Brown (R) · $225K
- Pete Ricketts (R) · incumbent · $13.4M
- Dan Osborn (I) · $9.8M
- Chris Pappas (D) · $21.5M
- John E Sununu (R) · $5.3M
- Scott P. Brown (R) · $2.3M
- Karishma Manzur (D) · $559K
- Cory A. Booker (D) · incumbent · $35.3M
- Robert Lebovics (R) · $178K
- Ben Ray Lujan (D) · incumbent · $9.1M
- Sherrod Brown (D) · $61.7M
- Jon Husted (R) · incumbent · $19.2M
- Frederick J Ode (D) · $5.0M
- Gregory Lee Levy (I) · $125K
- Kevin Hern (R) · $10.8M
- Markwayne Mullin (R) · incumbent · $4.8M
- Jim Priest (D) · $427K
- James M. Inhofe (R) · incumbent · $155K
- Jeffrey Alan Merkley (D) · incumbent · $8.6M
- David Brock Smith (R) · $291K
- John F. Reed (D) · incumbent · $4.7M
- Raymond Tyler McKay (R) · $196K
- Michael Bahry (I) · $125K
- Lindsey O. Graham (R) · incumbent · $21.7M
- Annie Andrews (D) · $20.2M
- Mark Lynch (R) · $5.9M
- Ralph Norman (R) · $3.2M
- Mike Rounds (R) · incumbent · $5.0M
- Brian Bengs (I) · $1.7M
- Julian C Beaudion (D) · $248K
- Bill Hagerty (R) · incumbent · $17.0M
- James Talarico (D) · $128.8M
- Warren Kenneth Paxton Jr. (R) · $19.5M
- John Cornyn (R) · incumbent · $14.3M
- Jasmine Crockett (D) · $11.1M
- Mark Robert Warner (D) · incumbent · $27.2M
- Bert K Mizusawa (R) · $1.0M
- Kim Farington (R) · $156K
- David Earl Williams (R) · $110K
- Shelley Moore Capito (R) · incumbent · $7.1M
- Jonathan Derrick Evans (R) · $1.1M
- Thomas Edward Willis II (R) · $642K
- Zachary C Shrewsbury (D) · $512K
- Cynthia Marie Lummis (R) · incumbent · $2.7M
- Harriet Hageman (R) · $2.7M
- Samuel Mead (R) · $299K
Source: Federal Election Commission, refreshed daily; reports through 2026-10-15.
Key Governor Races — 2026
Ratings: Cook Political Report · checked Oct 14, 2026Kemp term-limited; open race
Lombardo seeking a second term
DeWine term-limited; open race
Evers retiring; open race
Reynolds not seeking a third term; open race
Hobbs seeking a second term
Whitmer term-limited; open race
Abbott seeking re-election
DeSantis term-limited; open race
Hochul seeking re-election
Shapiro seeking re-election
Newsom term-limited; open race
U.S. House of Representatives — 2026
All 435 seats are on the ballot; 218 is a majority. Republicans currently hold 218 seats. Historically, the party in the White House loses House seats in midterm elections.
435
Total seats
218
Majority
218
Republicans now
214
Democrats now
Current voting members from our member roster, updated nightly · 1 independent · 2 vacant seats. Excludes the six non-voting delegates.
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Senate candidates and money raised come from FEC filings. Governor race ratings are the Cook Political Report's, entered by hand and last checked Oct 14, 2026; forecasts change frequently. Democracy Unlocked is not affiliated with any campaign or party. Always verify voter registration and polling place info through your state's official election authority.