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2022 general · November 8, 2022

2022 general election results

Results of the 2022 general election in 51 states: U.S. Senate, Governors, Statewide offices, U.S. House, State legislatures.

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Races6,445
Changed party15
Unopposed31%1,996 races
Incumbents defeated175

U.S. Senate

D 16 · R 20 · 3 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AlabamaKatie Boyd Britt (R)35.7
AlaskaLisa Murkowski (R)0.8
ArizonaMark Kelly (D)4.9Flipped
ArkansasJohn Boozman (R)34.8
CaliforniaAlex Padilla (D)22.1
California (special)Alex Padilla (D)21.8
ColoradoMichael F. Bennet (D)14.6
ConnecticutRichard Blumenthal (D)14.9
FloridaMarco Rubio (R)16.4
GeorgiaRaphael G. Warnock (D)1.8Flipped
HawaiiBrian Schatz (D)45.2
IdahoMike Crapo (R)31.9
IllinoisTammy Duckworth (D)15.3
IndianaTodd Young (R)20.7
IowaChuck Grassley (R)12.2
KansasJerry Moran (R)23.0
KentuckyRand Paul (R)23.6
LouisianaJohn Kennedy (R)43.7
MarylandChris Van Hollen (D)31.7
MissouriEric Schmitt (R)13.2
NevadaCatherine Cortez Masto (D)0.8
New HampshireMargaret Wood Hassan (D)9.1
New YorkCharles E. Schumer (D)13.9
North CarolinaTed Budd (R)3.2
North DakotaJohn Hoeven (R)31.4
OhioJ.D. Vance (R)6.1
Oklahoma (special)Markwayne Mullin (R)26.5
OklahomaJames Lankford (R)32.2
OregonRon Wyden (D)14.9
PennsylvaniaJohn Fetterman (D)4.9Flipped
South CarolinaTim Scott (R)25.9
South DakotaJohn Thune (R)43.5
UtahMike Lee (R)10.4
VermontPeter Welch (D)40.4
WashingtonPatty Murray (D)14.6
WisconsinRon Johnson (R)1.0

Governors

D 18 · R 18 · 4 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AlabamaKay Ivey (R)37.7
AlaskaMike Dunleavy (R)26.1
ArizonaKatie Hobbs (D)0.7Flipped
ArkansasSarah Huckabee Sanders (R)28.0
CaliforniaGavin Newsom (D)18.4
ColoradoJared Polis (D)19.3
ConnecticutNed Lamont (D)12.8
FloridaRon DeSantis (R)19.4
GeorgiaBrian Kemp (R)7.5
HawaiiJosh Green (D)26.3
IdahoBrad Little (R)40.2
IllinoisJB Pritzker (D)12.5
IowaKim Reynolds (R)18.5
KansasLaura Kelly (D)2.2
MaineJanet Mills (D)13.1
MarylandWes Moore (D)32.4Flipped
MassachusettsMaura Healey (D)29.2Flipped
MichiganGretchen Whitmer (D)10.2
MinnesotaTimothy J. Walz (D)7.7
NebraskaJim Pillen (R)23.4
NevadaJoe Lombardo (R)1.5Flipped
New HampshireChris Sununu (R)15.5
New MexicoMichelle Lujan Grisham (D)6.4
New YorkKathy Hochul (D)6.1
OhioMichael DeWine (R)25.0
OklahomaKevin Stitt (R)13.7
OregonTina Kotek (D)3.4
PennsylvaniaJosh Shapiro (D)14.8
Rhode IslandDan McKee (D)19.1
South CarolinaHenry McMaster (R)17.4
South DakotaKristi L. Noem (R)26.8
TennesseeBill Lee (R)32.0
TexasGreg Abbott (R)10.9
VermontPhil Scott (R)47.0
WisconsinTony Evers (D)3.4
WyomingMark Gordon (R)58.3

Statewide offices

D 42 · R 55 · Other 1 · Uncalled 1 · 8 changed party

U.S. House

D 214 · R 222

State legislatures

D 2,878 · R 3,364 · Other 40 · Uncalled 5

ChamberRacesSeats wonChanged party
Alabama House of Representatives105D 28 · R 77—
Alabama State Senate35D 8 · R 27—
Alaska House of Representatives40D 13 · R 20 · Other 7—
Alaska State Senate19D 8 · R 11—
Arizona House of Representatives30D 29 · R 31—
Arizona State Senate30D 13 · R 16 · Uncalled 1—
Arkansas House of Representatives100D 18 · R 82—
Arkansas State Senate36D 7 · R 29—
California State Assembly80D 62 · R 18—
California State Senate20D 15 · R 5—
Colorado House of Representatives65D 46 · R 19—
Colorado State Senate17D 11 · R 6—
Connecticut House of Representatives151D 98 · R 53—
Connecticut State Senate36D 24 · R 12—
Delaware House of Representatives41D 26 · R 15—
Delaware State Senate21D 15 · R 6—
Florida House of Representatives120D 35 · R 85—
Florida State Senate40D 12 · R 28—
Georgia House of Representatives180D 79 · R 101—
Georgia State Senate56D 23 · R 33—
Hawaii House of Representatives51D 45 · R 6—
Hawaii State Senate25D 23 · R 2—
Idaho House of Representatives35D 11 · R 59—
Idaho State Senate35D 7 · R 28—
Illinois House of Representatives118D 78 · R 40—
Illinois State Senate59D 40 · R 19—
Indiana House of Representatives100D 30 · R 70—
Indiana State Senate25D 3 · R 22—
Iowa House of Representatives100D 36 · R 64—
Iowa State Senate34D 12 · R 22—
Kansas House of Representatives125D 40 · R 85—
Kansas State Senate1R 1—
Kentucky House of Representatives100D 20 · R 80—
Kentucky State Senate19D 2 · R 17—
Louisiana State Senate2D 1 · R 1—
Maine House of Representatives151D 82 · R 67 · Other 2—
Maine State Senate35D 22 · R 13—
Maryland House of Delegates71D 102 · R 39—
Maryland State Senate47D 34 · R 13—
Massachusetts House of Representatives160D 133 · R 25 · Other 1 · Uncalled 1—
Massachusetts State Senate40D 37 · R 3—
Michigan House of Representatives110D 56 · R 54—
Michigan State Senate38D 20 · R 18—
Minnesota House of Representatives134D 70 · R 64—
Minnesota State Senate67D 34 · R 33—
Missouri House of Representatives163D 52 · R 111—
Missouri State Senate17D 3 · R 14—
Montana House of Representatives100D 32 · R 68—
Montana State Senate27D 9 · R 18—
Nebraska Legislature25Other 25—
Nevada State Assembly42D 28 · R 14—
Nevada State Senate11D 7 · R 4—
New Hampshire House of Representatives203D 198 · R 200 · Uncalled 1—
New Hampshire State Senate24D 10 · R 14—
New Jersey General Assembly1Uncalled 1—
New Jersey State Senate1Uncalled 1—
New Mexico House of Representatives70D 45 · R 25—
New York State Assembly150D 102 · R 48—
New York State Senate63D 41 · R 22—
North Carolina House of Representatives120D 49 · R 71—
North Carolina State Senate50D 20 · R 30—
North Dakota House of Representatives35D 11 · R 55—
North Dakota State Senate32D 4 · R 28—
Ohio House of Representatives99D 32 · R 67—
Ohio State Senate17D 6 · R 11—
Oklahoma House of Representatives101D 20 · R 81—
Oklahoma State Senate24D 6 · R 18—
Oregon House of Representatives60D 35 · R 25—
Oregon State Senate16D 12 · R 4—
Pennsylvania House of Representatives203D 102 · R 101—
Pennsylvania State Senate25D 12 · R 13—
Rhode Island House of Representatives75D 65 · R 9 · Other 1—
Rhode Island State Senate38D 33 · R 5—
South Carolina House of Representatives124D 36 · R 88—
South Dakota House of Representatives37D 7 · R 63—
South Dakota State Senate35D 4 · R 31—
Tennessee House of Representatives99D 24 · R 75—
Tennessee State Senate17D 4 · R 13—
Texas House of Representatives150D 64 · R 86—
Texas State Senate31D 12 · R 19—
Utah House of Representatives75D 14 · R 61—
Utah State Senate15D 4 · R 11—
Vermont House of Representatives109D 108 · R 38 · Other 3—
Vermont State Senate16D 23 · R 7—
Washington House of Representatives98D 58 · R 40—
Washington State Senate25D 18 · R 7—
West Virginia House of Delegates100D 12 · R 88—
West Virginia State Senate17D 1 · R 16—
Wisconsin State Assembly99D 35 · R 64—
Wisconsin State Senate17D 5 · R 12—
Wyoming House of Representatives62D 5 · R 56 · Other 1—
Wyoming State Senate16D 2 · R 14—

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: District of Columbia Board of Elections; Maine Secretary of State; Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner; MIT Election Data and Science Lab; Tennessee Secretary of State