How America Moves

How America Votes

2016 U.S. Senate election results by state. About a third of the Senate is up in each cycle; states without a race that year are uncolored. Certified returns, presented as numbers only.

Democratic wins
12
Republican wins
22
Other / independent
0

34 races decided in 2016

Republican wonDemocratic wonIndependent / other
Which party received the most votes, as a solid color.Winning margin as a share of all votes cast.Total votes cast, all candidates.
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Hover a state for its Senate result; click to open that state's page. Uncolored states had no Senate race in 2016. Where a state also held a special election, the map shows the regularly scheduled race and the table below lists both.

Races

StateWinnerDemocraticRepublicanOtherMarginTotal
AlabamaRichard C. Shelby748,7091,335,1040R +28.12,087,444
AlaskaLisa Murkowski36,200138,149136,386R +32.7311,441
ArizonaJohn McCain1,031,2451,359,761138,762R +13.02,530,730
ArkansasJohn Boozman400,602661,98443,866R +23.61,107,522
CaliforniaKamala D. Harris12,244,1700012,244,170
ColoradoMichael F. Bennet1,370,7101,215,318156,995D +5.72,743,023
ConnecticutRichard Blumenthal1,008,714552,62134,903D +28.61,596,276
FloridaMarco Rubio4,122,0884,835,191344,437R +7.79,301,820
GeorgiaJohnny Isakson1,599,7262,135,806162,260R +13.83,898,605
HawaiiBrian Schatz306,60492,65338,407D +48.9437,664
IdahoMike Crapo188,249449,01741,677R +38.4678,943
IllinoisTammy Duckworth3,012,9402,184,692293,607D +15.15,491,878
IndianaTodd C. Young1,158,9471,423,991149,481R +9.72,732,546
IowaChuck Grassley549,460926,00763,884R +24.41,541,036
KansasJerry Moran379,740732,37665,760R +29.91,177,922
KentuckyRand Paul813,2461,090,1770R +14.51,903,465
LouisianaJohn Kennedy705,2711,239,48952,458R +26.71,997,218
MarylandChris Van Hollen1,659,907972,55789,970D +25.22,726,170
MissouriRoy Blunt1,300,2001,378,458123,889R +2.82,802,637
NevadaCatherine Cortez Masto521,994495,07991,221D +2.41,108,294
New HampshireMaggie Hassan354,649353,63230,859D +0.1739,140
New YorkCharles E. Schumer5,221,9492,009,353569,423D +41.27,800,725
North CarolinaRichard Burr2,128,1652,395,376167,592R +5.74,691,133
North DakotaJohn Hoeven58,116268,78815,231R +61.5342,501
OhioRob Portman1,996,9083,118,567258,578R +20.95,374,164
OklahomaJames Lankford355,911980,892111,244R +43.21,448,047
OregonRon Wyden1,105,119651,106196,253D +23.31,952,478
PennsylvaniaPatrick J. Toomey2,865,0122,951,702235,142R +1.46,051,856
South CarolinaTim Scott757,0221,241,60949,405R +23.62,049,893
South DakotaJohn R. Thune104,140265,5160R +43.7369,656
UtahMike Lee301,858760,22053,505R +41.11,115,583
VermontPatrick J. Leahy192,243103,63724,278D +27.6320,467
WashingtonPatty Murray1,913,9791,329,3380D +18.03,243,317
WisconsinRon Johnson1,380,3351,479,47188,927R +3.42,948,741

Races that went to a runoff show the runoff result. Margins are the popular-vote gap as a share of all votes cast in the race.

Results compiled from certified state returns by the MIT Election Data and Science Lab (CC0). Numbers only, no interpretation. Election results and migration data are separate datasets; this site does not connect one to the other.