United States Senate elections, 2016
From Usgs
(Difference between revisions)
(Summary table) |
(→Summary table: Previous Election Results) |
||
| Line 91: | Line 91: | ||
| Running for Re-election | | Running for Re-election | ||
| nowrap | [[?? Rayburn]] (R-FL) | | nowrap | [[?? Rayburn]] (R-FL) | ||
| - | | '''[[ | + | | '''[[Jaime Elzar-Toledo]] (D-FL) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (R-FL) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| Florida (special) | | Florida (special) | ||
| Line 97: | Line 97: | ||
| Resigned | | Resigned | ||
| nowrap | [[Alexander Magnus]] (D-FL)<br>[[Constantine Gurlakis]] (R-FL) | | nowrap | [[Alexander Magnus]] (D-FL)<br>[[Constantine Gurlakis]] (R-FL) | ||
| - | | ''' | + | | '''Justin Casanova-Davis (D-FL) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (R-FL) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| Gulf Coast | | Gulf Coast | ||
| Line 103: | Line 103: | ||
| Running for Re-election | | Running for Re-election | ||
| nowrap | [[Evelyn Breaux]] (D-??) | | nowrap | [[Evelyn Breaux]] (D-??) | ||
| - | | '''[[ | + | | '''[[Brian Murphy]] (R-LA) ??%'''<br>[[Red Blanchard]] (D-LA) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| Great Lakes | | Great Lakes | ||
| Line 109: | Line 109: | ||
| Running for Vice President | | Running for Vice President | ||
| nowrap | [[Bryan Jennings]] (D-??)<br>[[?? Wilcox]] (R-??) | | nowrap | [[Bryan Jennings]] (D-??)<br>[[?? Wilcox]] (R-??) | ||
| - | | ''' | + | | '''Andrew Brockmeier (D-MI) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (R-??) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| Great Plains | | Great Plains | ||
| Line 115: | Line 115: | ||
| Running for Re-election | | Running for Re-election | ||
| nowrap | [[Damien Austin]] (D-??) | | nowrap | [[Damien Austin]] (D-??) | ||
| - | | ''' | + | | '''Valeria Smith (R-OK) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (D-??) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| Midwest | | Midwest | ||
| Line 121: | Line 121: | ||
| Running for Mississippi Valley Governor | | Running for Mississippi Valley Governor | ||
| nowrap | [[Johnny Green]] (D-??)<br>[[Ron Casey]] (R-MO) | | nowrap | [[Johnny Green]] (D-??)<br>[[Ron Casey]] (R-MO) | ||
| - | | ''' | + | | '''James Dailey (D-MN) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (R-??) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| Midwest (special) | | Midwest (special) | ||
| Line 127: | Line 127: | ||
| Resigned | | Resigned | ||
| nowrap | [[Brian O'Shea]] (D-??)<br>[[Andrew Graham]] (R-??) | | nowrap | [[Brian O'Shea]] (D-??)<br>[[Andrew Graham]] (R-??) | ||
| - | | ''' | + | | '''Jospeh Cahill (R-MN) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (D-??) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| New England | | New England | ||
| nowrap style="border-left:10px solid blue;" | [[Howell Kent]] (D-MA) | | nowrap style="border-left:10px solid blue;" | [[Howell Kent]] (D-MA) | ||
| Running for Re-election | | Running for Re-election | ||
| - | | nowrap | [[ | + | | nowrap | [[John Helligman]] (R-MA) |
| - | | '''[[ | + | | '''[[Esperanza Hall]] (D-NH) ??%'''<br>John Heiligmann (R-MA) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| New England (special) | | New England (special) | ||
| Line 139: | Line 139: | ||
| Resigned | | Resigned | ||
| nowrap | [[Bradley Abbott]] (D-CT)<br>[[Cathy Franklin]] (R-??) | | nowrap | [[Bradley Abbott]] (D-CT)<br>[[Cathy Franklin]] (R-??) | ||
| - | | ''' | + | | '''Joseph Salazar-Portela (R-CT) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (D-??) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| New York | | New York | ||
| Line 145: | Line 145: | ||
| Running for Re-election | | Running for Re-election | ||
| nowrap | [[Jay Forest]] (R-NY) | | nowrap | [[Jay Forest]] (R-NY) | ||
| - | | ''' | + | | '''Zach Litchfield (D-NY) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (R-NY) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| Ohio Valley | | Ohio Valley | ||
| Line 151: | Line 151: | ||
| Running for Re-election | | Running for Re-election | ||
| nowrap | [[Peter Vandenberg]] (R-??) | | nowrap | [[Peter Vandenberg]] (R-??) | ||
| - | | '''[[ | + | | '''[[Terry Hughes]] (R-OH) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (D-??) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| Pennsylvania | | Pennsylvania | ||
| Line 157: | Line 157: | ||
| Running for Re-election | | Running for Re-election | ||
| nowrap | [[Hilliam Warren]] (R-PA) | | nowrap | [[Hilliam Warren]] (R-PA) | ||
| - | | ''' | + | | '''Kathryn Spencer (D-PA) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (R-PA) ??% |
|- bgcolor="lightblue" | |- bgcolor="lightblue" | ||
| Pacific Coast | | Pacific Coast | ||
| Line 163: | Line 163: | ||
| '''Re-elected unopposed''' | | '''Re-elected unopposed''' | ||
| nowrap | None | | nowrap | None | ||
| - | | '''[[ | + | | '''[[Lilliam Vanleer]] (D-??) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (R-??) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| Rocky Mountains (special) | | Rocky Mountains (special) | ||
| Line 169: | Line 169: | ||
| Running for Re-election | | Running for Re-election | ||
| nowrap | [[Dave Campbell]] (D-??) | | nowrap | [[Dave Campbell]] (D-??) | ||
| - | | '''[[ | + | | '''[[Rufus Cato]] (R-MT) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (D-??) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| Southern Valley | | Southern Valley | ||
| Line 175: | Line 175: | ||
| Running for Re-election | | Running for Re-election | ||
| nowrap | [[Matthias Kimmer]] (D-??) | | nowrap | [[Matthias Kimmer]] (D-??) | ||
| - | | ''' | + | | '''Avery Passerday (R-NC) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (D-??) ??% |
|- | |- | ||
| Southwest | | Southwest | ||
| Line 181: | Line 181: | ||
| Running for Re-election | | Running for Re-election | ||
| nowrap | [[Alexander Holland]] (D-??) | | nowrap | [[Alexander Holland]] (D-??) | ||
| - | | ''' | + | | '''Caden Windsor (R-NV) ??%'''<br>[[Loser]] (D-??) ??% |
|} | |} | ||
Revision as of 11:06, 7 November 2007
Elections for the United States Senate will be held on November 8, 2016, with 16 of the 36 seats in the Senate being contested. 12 seats are regular elections; the winners will serve six-year terms from 2017 until 2022 as members of Senate Class 1. There are also 3 special elections for a seats from Florida, the Midwest and New England which to serve out the remaining 2 years of the term of those seats as members of Senate Class 2 and 1 special election for a seat from the Rocky Mountains to serve out the remaining 4 years of the term of that seat as a member of Senate Class 3.
The 2016 presidential election, gubernatorial elections, and House of Representatives elections will occur on the same date, as well as many regional and local elections.
Contents |
Background
The current composition of the Senate, going into the 2016 election, consists of 14 Republicans, 19 Democrats, and 3 vacancies (in Florida, the Midwest and New England). Of the seats up for election in 2016, 5 have a Republican incumbent, 6 have a Democratic incumbent and 5 are open races.
Races
Open seats
5 senators - Andrew Brockmeier (D-MI), Joseph Cahill (R-MN), Justin Casanova-Davis (D-FL), James Dailey (D-MN) and Joseph Salazar-Portela (R-CT) - are either not seeking re-election or resigned from the Senate prior to the election.
Andrew Brockmeier (D-MI) of the Great Lakes
Andrew Brockmeier is running for Vice President.
Joseph Cahill (R-MN) of the Midwest
Joseph Cahill resigned from the Senate. A special election was held to fill the vacancy.
Justin Casanova-Davis (D-FL) of Florida
Justin Casanova-Davis resigned from the Senate. A special election was held to fill the vacancy.
James Dailey (D-MN) of the Midwest
James Dailey is running for Midwest Governor.
Joseph Salazar-Portela (R-CT) of New England
Joseph Salazar-Portela resigned from the Senate. A special election was held to fill the vacancy.
Democratic incumbent races
William Rooke Clarke (D-WA) of the Pacific Coast
TBC
Jaime Elzar-Toledo (D-FL) of Florida
TBC
Jax Jaxal (D-OH) of Ohio Valley
TBC
Howell Kent (D-MA) of New England
TBC
Zach Litchfield (D-NY) of New York
TBC
Kathryn Spencer (D-PA) of Pennsylvania
TBC
Republican incumbent races
James MacGillicutty (R-LA) of the Gulf Coast
TBC
Avery Passerday (R-NC) of the Southern Valley
TBC
Valeria Smith (R-OK) of the Great Plains
TBC
Caden Windsor (R-NV) of the Southwest
TBC
Summary table
| Region | Incumbent | Status | Non-Incumbent Candidates | Previous Election Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Florida | Jaime Elzar-Toledo (D-FL) | Running for Re-election | ?? Rayburn (R-FL) | Jaime Elzar-Toledo (D-FL) ??% Loser (R-FL) ??% |
| Florida (special) | Justin Casanova-Davis (D-FL) | Resigned | Alexander Magnus (D-FL) Constantine Gurlakis (R-FL) | Justin Casanova-Davis (D-FL) ??% Loser (R-FL) ??% |
| Gulf Coast | James MacGillicutty (R-LA) | Running for Re-election | Evelyn Breaux (D-??) | Brian Murphy (R-LA) ??% Red Blanchard (D-LA) ??% |
| Great Lakes | Andrew Brockmeier (D-MI) | Running for Vice President | Bryan Jennings (D-??) ?? Wilcox (R-??) | Andrew Brockmeier (D-MI) ??% Loser (R-??) ??% |
| Great Plains | Valeria Smith (D-OK) | Running for Re-election | Damien Austin (D-??) | Valeria Smith (R-OK) ??% Loser (D-??) ??% |
| Midwest | James Dailey (D-MN) | Running for Mississippi Valley Governor | Johnny Green (D-??) Ron Casey (R-MO) | James Dailey (D-MN) ??% Loser (R-??) ??% |
| Midwest (special) | Jospeh Cahill (R-MN) | Resigned | Brian O'Shea (D-??) Andrew Graham (R-??) | Jospeh Cahill (R-MN) ??% Loser (D-??) ??% |
| New England | Howell Kent (D-MA) | Running for Re-election | John Helligman (R-MA) | Esperanza Hall (D-NH) ??% John Heiligmann (R-MA) ??% |
| New England (special) | Joseph Salazar-Portela (D-CT) | Resigned | Bradley Abbott (D-CT) Cathy Franklin (R-??) | Joseph Salazar-Portela (R-CT) ??% Loser (D-??) ??% |
| New York | Zach Litchfield (D-NY) | Running for Re-election | Jay Forest (R-NY) | Zach Litchfield (D-NY) ??% Loser (R-NY) ??% |
| Ohio Valley | Jax Jaxal (D-OH) | Running for Re-election | Peter Vandenberg (R-??) | Terry Hughes (R-OH) ??% Loser (D-??) ??% |
| Pennsylvania | Kathryn Spencer (D-PA) | Running for Re-election | Hilliam Warren (R-PA) | Kathryn Spencer (D-PA) ??% Loser (R-PA) ??% |
| Pacific Coast | William Rooke Clarke (D-WA) | Re-elected unopposed | None | Lilliam Vanleer (D-??) ??% Loser (R-??) ??% |
| Rocky Mountains (special) | Thomas Fletcher (R-WY) | Running for Re-election | Dave Campbell (D-??) | Rufus Cato (R-MT) ??% Loser (D-??) ??% |
| Southern Valley | Avery Passerday (R-NC) | Running for Re-election | Matthias Kimmer (D-??) | Avery Passerday (R-NC) ??% Loser (D-??) ??% |
| Southwest | Caden Windsor (R-NV) | Running for Re-election | Alexander Holland (D-??) | Caden Windsor (R-NV) ??% Loser (D-??) ??% |
