2014 general · November 4, 2014

2014 Maine election results

Every race on Maine's ballot in the 2014 general election: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

Races190

Changed party112

Unopposed8%16 races

Incumbents defeated19

U.S. Senate

R 1

Race	Winner	Won by	Notes
Maine	Susan Collins (R)	37.0

R 1

Race	Winner	Won by	Notes
Maine	Paul LePage (R)	4.8

D 1 · R 1 · 1 changed party

Race	Winner	Won by	Notes
ME-1	Chellie Pingree (D)	29.8
ME-2	Bruce Poliquin (R)	5.2	Flipped

D 15 · R 20 · 25 changed party

Race	Winner	Won by	Notes
SD-1	Peter Edgecomb (R)	5.5	Flipped
SD-2	Michael J. Willette (R)	1.5
SD-3	Rodney L. Whittemore (R)	33.8	Flipped
SD-4	Paul T. Davis Sr. (R)	50.7	Flipped
SD-5	Jim Dill (D)	17.6
SD-6	David C. Burns (R)	11.0	Flipped
SD-7	Brian D. Langley (R)	10.2	Flipped
SD-8	Kimberley C. Rosen (R)	12.2	Flipped
SD-9	Geoffrey M. Gratwick (D)	6.1
SD-10	Andre E. Cushing III (R)	38.8	Flipped
SD-11	Michael D. Thibodeau (R)	0.7	Flipped
SD-12	David R. Miramant (D)	4.1	Flipped
SD-13	Christopher K. Johnson (D)	1.9	Flipped
SD-14	Earle L. McCormick (R)	13.7	Flipped
SD-15	Roger J. Katz (R)	44.4	Flipped
SD-16	Scott Cyrway (R)	10.3	FlippedIncumbent lost
SD-17	Thomas B. Saviello (R)	44.0
SD-18	John L. Patrick (D)	8.4	Flipped
SD-19	James M. Hamper (R)	25.0	Flipped
SD-20	Eric L. Brakey (R)	17.3	FlippedIncumbent lost
SD-21	Nathan L. Libby (D)	0.6	Flipped
SD-22	Garrett Paul Mason (R)	14.0	Flipped
SD-23	Linda L. Baker (R)	5.4
SD-24	Stanley J. Gerzofsky (D)	14.1	Flipped
SD-25	Catherine E. Breen (D)	0.1
SD-26	G. William Diamond (D)	26.1	Flipped
SD-27	Justin L. Alfond (D)	50.6	Flipped
SD-28	Anne M. Haskell (D)	48.1	Flipped
SD-29	Rebecca J. Millett (D)	18.3	Flipped
SD-30	Amy F. Volk (R)	5.9	FlippedIncumbent lost
SD-31	Linda M. Valentino (D)	19.4	Flipped
SD-32	David E. Dutremble (D)	10.6
SD-33	David Woodsome (R)	18.3
SD-34	Donald F. Collins (R)	11.0
SD-35	Dawn Hill (D)	19.9

D 79 · R 68 · Other 4 · 86 changed party

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