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2016 general · November 8, 2016

2016 general election results

Results of the 2016 general election in 51 states: President, U.S. Senate, Governors, Statewide offices, U.S. House, State legislatures.

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Races6,091
Changed party246
Unopposed33%2,016 races
Incumbents defeated226

President

D 21 · R 30

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AlabamaDonald J. Trump (R)27.8
AlaskaDonald J. Trump (R)14.7
ArizonaDonald J. Trump (R)3.5
ArkansasDonald J. Trump (R)26.9
CaliforniaHillary Clinton (D)30.0
ColoradoHillary Clinton (D)4.9
ConnecticutHillary Clinton (D)13.6
DelawareHillary Clinton (D)11.4
District of ColumbiaHillary Clinton (D)86.8
FloridaDonald J. Trump (R)1.2
GeorgiaDonald J. Trump (R)5.1
HawaiiHillary Clinton (D)32.2
IdahoDonald J. Trump (R)31.8
IllinoisHillary Clinton (D)16.9
IndianaDonald J. Trump (R)19.2
IowaDonald J. Trump (R)9.4
KansasDonald J. Trump (R)20.4
KentuckyDonald J. Trump (R)29.8
LouisianaDonald J. Trump (R)19.6
MaineHillary Clinton (D)3.0
MarylandHillary Clinton (D)26.4
MassachusettsHillary Clinton (D)27.2
MichiganDonald J. Trump (R)0.2
MinnesotaHillary Clinton (D)1.5
MississippiDonald J. Trump (R)17.8
MissouriDonald J. Trump (R)18.6
MontanaDonald J. Trump (R)20.4
NebraskaDonald J. Trump (R)25.1
NevadaHillary Clinton (D)2.5
New HampshireHillary Clinton (D)0.4
New JerseyHillary Clinton (D)14.0
New MexicoHillary Clinton (D)8.2
New YorkHillary Clinton (D)22.6
North CarolinaDonald J. Trump (R)3.7
North DakotaDonald J. Trump (R)35.7
OhioDonald J. Trump (R)8.1
OklahomaDonald J. Trump (R)36.4
OregonHillary Clinton (D)11.0
PennsylvaniaDonald J. Trump (R)0.7
Rhode IslandHillary Clinton (D)15.5
South CarolinaDonald J. Trump (R)14.3
South DakotaDonald J. Trump (R)29.8
TennesseeDonald J. Trump (R)26.0
TexasDonald J. Trump (R)9.0
UtahDonald J. Trump (R)17.9
VermontHillary Clinton (D)26.4
VirginiaHillary Clinton (D)5.3
WashingtonHillary Clinton (D)15.7
West VirginiaDonald J. Trump (R)42.2
WisconsinDonald J. Trump (R)0.7
WyomingDonald J. Trump (R)46.3

U.S. Senate

D 12 · R 22 · 1 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AlabamaRichard C. Shelby (R)28.2
AlaskaLisa Murkowski (R)15.2
ArizonaJohn McCain (R)12.9
ArkansasJohn Boozman (R)23.6
CaliforniaKamala D. Harris (D)23.2
ColoradoMichael F. Bennet (D)5.7
ConnecticutRichard Blumenthal (D)28.6
FloridaMarco Rubio (R)7.7
GeorgiaJohnny Isakson (R)13.8
HawaiiBrian Schatz (D)51.4
IdahoMike Crapo (R)38.4
IllinoisTammy Duckworth (D)15.1
IndianaTodd Young (R)9.6
IowaChuck Grassley (R)24.4
KansasJerry Moran (R)29.9
KentuckyRand Paul (R)14.5
LouisianaJohn Kennedy (R)9.4
MarylandChris Van Hollen (D)25.2
MissouriRoy Blunt (R)2.8
NevadaCatherine Cortez Masto (D)2.5
New HampshireMargaret Wood Hassan (D)0.1Flipped
New YorkCharles E. Schumer (D)43.4
North CarolinaRichard Burr (R)5.7
North DakotaJohn Hoeven (R)61.5
OhioRob Portman (R)20.9
OklahomaJames Lankford (R)43.2
OregonRon Wyden (D)23.3
PennsylvaniaPatrick J. Toomey (R)1.4
South CarolinaTim Scott (R)23.6
South DakotaJohn Thune (R)43.7
UtahMike Lee (R)40.9
VermontPatrick J. Leahy (D)28.2
WashingtonPatty Murray (D)18.0
WisconsinRon Johnson (R)3.4

Governors

D 6 · R 6 · 4 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
DelawareJohn C. Carney Jr. (D)19.2
IndianaEric Holcomb (R)6.0
MissouriEric Greitens (R)5.6Flipped
MontanaSteve Bullock and Mike Cooney (D)3.9
New HampshireChris Sununu (R)2.3Flipped
North CarolinaRoy Cooper (D)0.2Flipped
North DakotaDoug Burgum & Brent Sanford (R)57.1
OregonKate Brown (D)7.2
UtahGary R. Herbert (R)37.9
VermontPhil Scott (R)8.7Flipped
WashingtonJay Inslee (D)8.8
West VirginiaJames C. Justice (D)6.8

Statewide offices

D 19 · R 21 · Uncalled 1

U.S. House

D 194 · R 240 · Uncalled 2 · 7 changed party

State legislatures

D 2,544 · R 3,339 · Other 39 · Uncalled 9 · 234 changed party

ChamberRacesSeats wonChanged party
Alaska House of Representatives40D 17 · R 21 · Other 2—
Alaska State Senate10D 3 · R 7—
Arizona House of Representatives30D 25 · R 35—
Arizona State Senate30D 13 · R 172
Arkansas House of Representatives100D 27 · R 739
Arkansas State Senate17D 4 · R 133
California State Assembly80D 55 · R 253
California State Senate20D 16 · R 41
Colorado House of Representatives65D 37 · R 283
Colorado State Senate18D 10 · R 82
Connecticut House of Representatives151D 79 · R 7216
Connecticut State Senate36D 18 · R 183
Delaware House of Representatives41D 25 · R 16—
Delaware State Senate11D 6 · R 51
Florida House of Representatives120D 41 · R 794
Florida State Senate40D 15 · R 25—
Georgia House of Representatives180D 62 · R 118—
Georgia State Senate56D 18 · R 38—
Hawaii House of Representatives51D 45 · R 62
Hawaii State Senate14D 141
Idaho House of Representatives35D 11 · R 59—
Idaho State Senate35D 6 · R 291
Illinois House of Representatives118D 67 · R 516
Illinois State Senate40D 26 · R 142
Indiana House of Representatives100D 30 · R 701
Indiana State Senate26D 6 · R 19 · Uncalled 11
Iowa House of Representatives100D 41 · R 592
Iowa State Senate25D 6 · R 196
Kansas House of Representatives125D 40 · R 8514
Kansas State Senate40D 9 · R 311
Kentucky House of Representatives100D 36 · R 63 · Other 1—
Kentucky State Senate19D 8 · R 11—
Maine House of Representatives151D 77 · R 72 · Other 2—
Maine State Senate35D 17 · R 18—
Massachusetts House of Representatives160D 125 · R 353
Massachusetts State Senate40D 34 · R 6—
Michigan House of Representatives110D 46 · R 643
Michigan State Senate1D 1—
Minnesota House of Representatives133D 57 · R 767
Minnesota State Senate67D 33 · R 3410
Missouri House of Representatives163D 46 · R 1174
Missouri State Senate18D 6 · R 11 · Uncalled 1—
Montana House of Representatives100D 41 · R 59—
Montana State Senate25D 8 · R 17—
Nebraska Legislature25Other 25—
Nevada State Assembly42D 27 · R 1510
Nevada State Senate11D 8 · R 31
New Hampshire House of Representatives204D 176 · R 22413
New Hampshire State Senate24D 10 · R 142
New Jersey General Assembly2Uncalled 2—
New Jersey State Senate1Uncalled 1—
New Mexico House of Representatives70D 38 · R 325
New Mexico State Senate42D 25 · R 16 · Other 14
New York State Assembly150D 107 · R 433
New York State Senate63D 33 · R 304
North Carolina House of Representatives120D 46 · R 748
North Carolina State Senate50D 15 · R 351
North Dakota House of Representatives24D 5 · R 43—
North Dakota State Senate23D 4 · R 198
Ohio House of Representatives99D 33 · R 661
Ohio State Senate16D 2 · R 141
Oklahoma House of Representatives101D 26 · R 759
Oklahoma State Senate25D 1 · R 243
Oregon House of Representatives60D 35 · R 252
Oregon State Senate16D 7 · R 91
Pennsylvania House of Representatives203D 82 · R 121—
Pennsylvania State Senate25D 9 · R 16—
Rhode Island House of Representatives75D 64 · R 10 · Other 13
Rhode Island State Senate38D 33 · R 52
South Carolina House of Representatives124D 44 · R 802
South Carolina State Senate46D 18 · R 281
South Dakota House of Representatives37D 10 · R 60—
South Dakota State Senate35D 6 · R 292
Tennessee House of Representatives99D 25 · R 743
Tennessee State Senate16D 1 · R 15—
Texas House of Representatives150D 55 · R 953
Texas State Senate16D 8 · R 8—
Utah House of Representatives75D 12 · R 634
Utah State Senate15D 1 · R 14—
Vermont House of Representatives104D 90 · R 53 · Other 74
Vermont State Senate13D 23 · R 7—
Virginia House of Delegates2Uncalled 2—
Virginia State Senate2Uncalled 2—
Washington House of Representatives98D 50 · R 483
Washington State Senate26D 13 · R 131
West Virginia House of Delegates67D 37 · R 638
West Virginia State Senate17D 6 · R 114
Wisconsin State Assembly99D 35 · R 641
Wisconsin State Senate16D 7 · R 91
Wyoming House of Representatives60D 9 · R 514
Wyoming State Senate15D 1 · R 141

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: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner; MIT Election Data and Science Lab