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2014 general · November 4, 2014

2014 general election results

Results of the 2014 general election in 50 states: U.S. Senate, Governors, U.S. House, State legislatures.

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Races6,078
Changed party425
Unopposed35%2,143 races
Incumbents defeated247

U.S. Senate

D 12 · R 24 · 9 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AlabamaJeff Sessions (R)Unopposed
AlaskaDan S. Sullivan (R)2.1Flipped
ArkansasTom Cotton (R)17.1Flipped
ColoradoCory Gardner (R)1.9Flipped
DelawareChris Coons (D)13.6
GeorgiaDavid Perdue (R)7.7
Hawaii (special)Brian Schatz (D)42.1
IdahoJim Risch (R)30.7
IllinoisRichard J. Durbin (D)10.9
IowaJoni Ernst (R)8.3Flipped
KansasPat Roberts (R)10.6
KentuckyMich McConnell (R)15.5
LouisianaBill Cassidy (R)4.3Flipped
MaineSusan Collins (R)37.0
MassachusettsEd Markey (D)23.9
MichiganGary C. Peters (D)13.3
MinnesotaAl Franken (D)10.2
MississippiThad Cochran (R)22.0
MontanaSteve Daines (R)17.7Flipped
NebraskaBen Sasse (R)32.9
New HampshireJeanne Shaheen (D)3.2
New JerseyCory Booker (D)13.5
New MexicoTom Udall (D)11.1
North CarolinaThom Tillis (R)1.6Flipped
OklahomaJames M. Inhofe (R)39.5
Oklahoma (special)James Lankford (R)38.9
OregonJeff Merkley (D)18.9
Rhode IslandJack Reed (D)41.3
South CarolinaLindsey Graham (R)15.5
South Carolina (special)Tim Scott (R)24.0
South DakotaMike Rounds (R)20.9Flipped
TennesseeLamar Alexander (R)30.0
TexasJohn Cornyn (R)27.2
VirginiaMark Warner (D)0.8
West VirginiaShelley Moore Capito (R)27.7Flipped
WyomingMichael B. Enzi (R)54.7

Governors

D 11 · R 24 · Other 1 · 7 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AlabamaRobert Bentley (R)27.4
AlaskaBill Walker (IND)2.2Flipped
ArizonaDoug Ducey (R)12.4
ArkansasAsa Hutchinson (R)14.4Flipped
CaliforniaEdmund G. Brown (D)19.9
ColoradoJohn Hickenlooper (D)3.5
ConnecticutDan Malloy (D)2.6
FloridaRick Scott (R)1.1
GeorgiaNathan Deal (R)8.0
HawaiiDavid Ige (D)12.4
IdahoButch Otter (R)15.0
IllinoisBruce Rauner (R)4.1Flipped
IowaTerry E. Branstad (R)22.6
KansasSamuel Brownback (R)3.8
MainePaul LePage (R)4.8
MarylandLarry Hogan (R)3.8Flipped
MassachusettsCharlie Baker (R)1.9Flipped
MichiganRick Snyder (R)4.2
MinnesotaMark Dayton (D)5.6
NebraskaPete Ricketts (R)18.6
NevadaBrian Sandoval (R)48.1
New HampshireMargaret Wood Hassan (D)5.0
New MexicoSusana Martinez (R)14.4
New YorkAndrew Cuomo (D)14.0
OhioJohn Kasich (R)31.7
OklahomaMary Fallin (R)15.3
OregonJohn Kitzhaber (D)5.8
PennsylvaniaThomas W. Wolf (D)9.9Flipped
Rhode IslandGina Raimondo (D)4.5Flipped
South CarolinaNikki R. Haley (R)14.9
South DakotaDennis Daugaard (R)47.0
TennesseeBill Haslam (R)47.5
TexasGreg Abbott (R)20.7
VermontPeter Shumlin (D)1.3
WisconsinScott Walker (R)5.7
WyomingMatt Mead (R)32.1

U.S. House

D 188 · R 247 · 19 changed party

State legislatures

D 2,609 · R 3,410 · Other 40 · 390 changed party

ChamberRacesSeats wonChanged party
Alabama House of Representatives105D 33 · R 72—
Alabama State Senate35D 8 · R 27—
Alaska House of Representatives40D 16 · R 23 · Other 113
Alaska State Senate14D 4 · R 102
Arizona House of Representatives30D 24 · R 36—
Arizona State Senate30D 13 · R 17—
Arkansas House of Representatives100D 36 · R 6413
Arkansas State Senate18D 5 · R 132
California State Assembly80D 52 · R 285
California State Senate20D 11 · R 9—
Colorado House of Representatives65D 34 · R 313
Colorado State Senate18D 7 · R 111
Connecticut House of Representatives151D 87 · R 6414
Connecticut State Senate36D 21 · R 151
Delaware House of Representatives41D 25 · R 162
Delaware State Senate10D 5 · R 51
Florida House of Representatives119D 38 · R 817
Florida State Senate20D 4 · R 16—
Georgia House of Representatives180D 60 · R 119 · Other 1—
Georgia State Senate56D 18 · R 38—
Hawaii House of Representatives51D 43 · R 81
Hawaii State Senate13D 13—
Idaho House of Representatives35D 14 · R 56—
Idaho State Senate35D 7 · R 28—
Illinois House of Representatives118D 71 · R 47—
Illinois State Senate19D 11 · R 81
Indiana House of Representatives100D 29 · R 714
Indiana State Senate25D 3 · R 22—
Iowa House of Representatives100D 43 · R 576
Iowa State Senate25D 14 · R 11—
Kansas House of Representatives125D 28 · R 975
Kansas State Senate2R 2—
Kentucky House of Representatives100D 54 · R 467
Kentucky State Senate19D 3 · R 16—
Maine House of Representatives151D 79 · R 68 · Other 486
Maine State Senate35D 15 · R 2025
Maryland House of Delegates67D 91 · R 50—
Maryland State Senate47D 33 · R 14—
Massachusetts House of Representatives160D 124 · R 369
Massachusetts State Senate40D 34 · R 62
Michigan House of Representatives110D 47 · R 634
Michigan State Senate38D 11 · R 27—
Minnesota House of Representatives134D 62 · R 7211
Missouri House of Representatives163D 46 · R 1179
Missouri State Senate17D 3 · R 14—
Montana House of Representatives100D 41 · R 5928
Montana State Senate25D 9 · R 162
Nebraska Legislature25Other 25—
Nevada State Assembly42D 17 · R 259
Nevada State Senate11D 4 · R 71
New Hampshire House of Representatives204D 160 · R 239 · Other 120
New Hampshire State Senate24D 10 · R 141
New Mexico House of Representatives70D 33 · R 376
New York State Assembly150D 106 · R 443
New York State Senate63D 31 · R 323
North Carolina House of Representatives120D 46 · R 745
North Carolina State Senate50D 16 · R 341
North Dakota House of Representatives24D 9 · R 39—
North Dakota State Senate24D 5 · R 19—
Ohio House of Representatives99D 34 · R 655
Ohio State Senate17D 7 · R 10—
Oklahoma House of Representatives101D 29 · R 722
Oklahoma State Senate25D 4 · R 211
Oregon House of Representatives60D 33 · R 273
Oregon State Senate16D 11 · R 5—
Pennsylvania House of Representatives203D 84 · R 1198
Pennsylvania State Senate25D 7 · R 18—
Rhode Island House of Representatives75D 63 · R 11 · Other 16
Rhode Island State Senate38D 32 · R 5 · Other 12
South Carolina House of Representatives124D 46 · R 782
South Carolina State Senate1D 1—
South Dakota House of Representatives37D 12 · R 58—
South Dakota State Senate35D 8 · R 275
Tennessee House of Representatives99D 26 · R 733
Tennessee State Senate18D 5 · R 13—
Texas House of Representatives150D 52 · R 983
Texas State Senate15D 3 · R 121
Utah House of Representatives75D 12 · R 634
Utah State Senate14D 4 · R 10—
Vermont House of Representatives104D 90 · R 54 · Other 66
Vermont State Senate13D 21 · R 9—
Washington House of Representatives98D 51 · R 474
Washington State Senate25D 13 · R 12—
West Virginia House of Delegates67D 36 · R 648
West Virginia State Senate17D 6 · R 115
Wisconsin State Assembly99D 36 · R 633
Wisconsin State Senate17D 6 · R 11—
Wyoming House of Representatives60D 9 · R 516
Wyoming State Senate15D 2 · R 13—

By state

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Algara, Carlos; Amlani, Sharif (Harvard Dataverse); English Wikipedia; Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner; MIT Election Data and Science Lab