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2024 general · November 5, 2024

2024 general election results

Results of the 2024 general election in 51 states: President, U.S. Senate, Governors, Statewide offices, U.S. House, State legislatures.

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Races5,838
Changed party147
Unopposed29%1,684 races

President

D 19 · R 31 · Other 1

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AlabamaDonald J. Trump (R)30.5
AlaskaDonald J. Trump (R)13.1
ArizonaDonald J. Trump (R)5.5
ArkansasDonald J. Trump (R)30.6
CaliforniaKamala D. Harris (D)20.2
ColoradoKamala D. Harris (D)11.0
ConnecticutKamala D. Harris (D)14.5
DelawareKamala D. Harris (D)14.7
District of ColumbiaKamala D. Harris (D)83.8
FloridaDonald J. Trump (R)13.1
GeorgiaDonald J. Trump (R)2.2
HawaiiKamala D. Harris (D)23.1
IdahoDonald J. Trump (R)36.5
IllinoisKamala D. Harris (D)10.8
IndianaDonald J. Trump (R)18.9
IowaDonald J. Trump (R)13.2
KansasDonald J. Trump (R)16.1
KentuckyDonald J. Trump (R)30.5
LouisianaDonald J. Trump (R)22.0
MaineKamala D. Harris (D)6.5
MarylandKamala D. Harris (D)28.5
MassachusettsKamala D. Harris (D)25.2
MichiganDonald J. Trump (R)1.4
MinnesotaKamala D. Harris (D)4.2
MississippiDonald J. Trump (R)22.9
MissouriDonald J. Trump (R)18.4
MontanaDonald J. Trump (R)19.9
NebraskaDonald J. Trump (R)20.5
NevadaDonald J. Trump (R)3.1
New HampshireKamala D. Harris (D)2.8
New JerseyKamala D. Harris (D)5.1
New MexicoKamala D. Harris (D)6.0
New YorkKamala D. Harris (WFP)12.5
North CarolinaDonald J. Trump (R)3.2
North DakotaDonald J. Trump (R)36.4
OhioDonald J. Trump (R)11.2
OklahomaDonald J. Trump (R)34.3
OregonKamala D. Harris (D)14.3
PennsylvaniaDonald J. Trump (R)1.7
Rhode IslandKamala D. Harris (D)13.8
South CarolinaDonald J. Trump (R)17.9
South DakotaDonald J. Trump (R)29.2
TennesseeDonald J. Trump (R)29.7
TexasDonald J. Trump (R)13.7
UtahDonald J. Trump (R)21.6
VermontKamala D. Harris (D)31.5
VirginiaKamala D. Harris (D)5.8
WashingtonKamala D. Harris (D)18.2
West VirginiaDonald J. Trump (R)41.9
WisconsinDonald J. Trump (R)0.9
WyomingDonald J. Trump (R)45.8

U.S. Senate

D 18 · R 15 · Other 2 · 4 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
ArizonaRuben Gallego (D)2.4
CaliforniaAdam B. Schiff (D)17.8
California (special)Adam B. Schiff (D)17.5
ConnecticutChristopher Murphy (D)18.9
DelawareLisa Blunt Rochester (D)17.1
FloridaRick Scott (R)12.8
HawaiiMazie K. Hirono (D)32.7
IndianaJim Banks (R)19.9
MaineAngus S. King, Jr. (IND)17.3
MarylandAngela D. Alsobrooks (D)11.8
MassachusettsElizabeth Warren (D)19.8
MichiganElissa Slotkin (D)0.3
MinnesotaAmy Klobuchar (D)15.7
MississippiRoger F. Wicker (R)25.6
MissouriJosh Hawley (R)13.7
MontanaTim Sheehy (R)7.1Flipped
NebraskaDeb Fischer (R)6.7
Nebraska (special)Pete Ricketts (R)25.2
NevadaJacky Rosen (D)1.7
New JerseyAndy Kim (D)9.2
New MexicoMartin Heinrich (D)10.1
New YorkKirsten E. Gillibrand (D)18.3
North DakotaKevin Cramer (R)32.9
OhioBernie Moreno (R)3.6Flipped
PennsylvaniaDavid McCormick (R)0.2Flipped
Rhode IslandSheldon Whitehouse (D)20.0
TennesseeMarsha Blackburn (R)29.6
TexasTed Cruz (R)8.5
UtahJohn R. Curtis (R)30.8
VermontBernie Sanders (IND)31.1
VirginiaTim Kaine (D)8.9
WashingtonMaria Cantwell (D)18.5
West VirginiaJames C. Justice (R)41.0Flipped
WisconsinTammy Baldwin (D)0.8
WyomingJohn Barrasso (R)51.0

Governors

D 3 · R 8

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
DelawareMatt Meyer (D)12.1
IndianaMike Braun (R)14.6
MissouriMike Kehoe (R)20.4
MontanaGreg Gianforte (R)20.2
New HampshireKelly Ayotte (R)9.3
North CarolinaJosh Stein (D)14.8
North DakotaMichelle Strinden (R)41.1
UtahDeidre Henderson (R)24.4
VermontPhil Scott (R)51.6
WashingtonBob Ferguson (D)11.3
West VirginiaPatrick Morrisey (R)30.4

Statewide offices

D 15 · R 23 · Other 1 · 6 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
ArkansasJohn Thurston (R)35.1
DelawareKyle Evans Gay (D)10.4
IndianaTodd Rokita (R)17.7
MissouriAndrew Bailey (R)21.9
MissouriDave Wasinger (R)18.9
MissouriDenny Hoskins (R)18.0
MissouriVivek Malek (R)19.9
MontanaAustin Knudsen (R)19.4
MontanaJames Brown (R)22.3
MontanaChristi Jacobsen (R)25.9
North CarolinaJeff Jackson (D)2.8
North CarolinaDave Boliek (R)1.8Flipped
North CarolinaRachel Hunt (D)1.9Flipped
North CarolinaElaine Marshall (D)2.1
North CarolinaBrad Briner (R)4.9
North DakotaJosh Gallion (R)37.7
North DakotaThomas Beadle (R)Unopposed
OregonDan Rayfield (OTH)9.3Flipped
OregonTobias Read (D)13.5
OregonElizabeth Steiner (D)5.7
PennsylvaniaDavid Sunday (R)4.6Flipped
PennsylvaniaStacy Garrity (R)6.3
UtahDerek Brown (R)30.2
UtahChristopher Cannon (R)32.2
UtahMarlo M. Oaks (R)35.2
VermontCharity Clark (D)20.7
VermontDoug Hoffer (D)21.4
VermontJohn Rodgers (R)1.7Flipped
VermontSarah Copeland Hanzas (D)19.4
VermontMike Pieciak (D)21.7
WashingtonNick Brown (D)11.3
WashingtonPat (Patrice) McCarthy (D)16.1
WashingtonDenny Heck (D)11.6
WashingtonSteve Hobbs (D)18.5Flipped
WashingtonMike Pellicciotti (D)14.7
West VirginiaJohn Jb McCuskey (R)40.0
West VirginiaMark Hunt (R)37.4
West VirginiaKris Warner (R)42.3
West VirginiaLarry Pack (R)Unopposed

U.S. House

D 215 · R 219 · 9 changed party

State legislatures

D 2,519 · R 3,126 · Other 45 · 128 changed party

ChamberRacesSeats wonChanged party
Alaska House of Representatives40D 14 · R 21 · Other 56
Alaska State Senate10D 5 · R 5—
Arizona House of Representatives28D 22 · R 30 · Other 4—
Arizona State Senate30D 13 · R 171
Arkansas House of Representatives100D 19 · R 811
Arkansas State Senate18D 2 · R 16—
California State Assembly80D 60 · R 202
California State Senate20D 16 · R 4—
Colorado House of Representatives65D 43 · R 223
Colorado State Senate18D 12 · R 6—
Connecticut House of Representatives151D 102 · R 498
Connecticut State Senate36D 25 · R 111
Delaware House of Representatives41D 27 · R 141
Delaware State Senate10D 7 · R 3—
Florida House of Representatives105D 20 · R 852
Florida State Senate18D 4 · R 14—
Georgia House of Representatives180D 80 · R 100—
Georgia State Senate56D 23 · R 33—
Hawaii House of Representatives35D 28 · R 73
Hawaii State Senate8D 6 · R 21
Idaho House of Representatives35D 9 · R 61—
Idaho State Senate35D 6 · R 291
Illinois House of Representatives118D 78 · R 40—
Illinois State Senate24D 20 · R 4—
Indiana House of Representatives91D 27 · R 641
Indiana State Senate25D 7 · R 18—
Iowa House of Representatives100D 33 · R 66 · Other 15
Iowa State Senate25D 6 · R 19—
Kansas House of Representatives125D 37 · R 883
Kansas State Senate40D 9 · R 31—
Kentucky House of Representatives100D 20 · R 802
Kentucky State Senate19D 5 · R 14—
Maine House of Representatives151D 74 · R 75 · Other 214
Maine State Senate35D 20 · R 152
Massachusetts House of Representatives160D 134 · R 25 · Other 14
Massachusetts State Senate40D 35 · R 52
Michigan House of Representatives110D 52 · R 58—
Minnesota House of Representatives134D 67 · R 673
Minnesota State Senate1D 1—
Missouri House of Representatives163D 52 · R 1112
Missouri State Senate17D 7 · R 10—
Montana House of Representatives100D 42 · R 58—
Montana State Senate25D 9 · R 16—
Nebraska Legislature25Other 25—
Nevada State Assembly42D 27 · R 151
Nevada State Senate10D 6 · R 4—
New Hampshire House of Representatives203D 178 · R 221 · Other 17
New Hampshire State Senate24D 8 · R 162
New Mexico House of Representatives70D 43 · R 272
New Mexico State Senate42D 26 · R 16—
New York State Assembly150D 103 · R 47—
New York State Senate63D 41 · R 222
North Carolina House of Representatives120D 49 · R 71—
North Carolina State Senate50D 20 · R 30—
North Dakota House of Representatives27D 6 · R 46—
North Dakota State Senate25D 3 · R 22—
Ohio House of Representatives99D 34 · R 65—
Ohio State Senate17D 3 · R 14—
Oklahoma House of Representatives32D 9 · R 23—
Oklahoma State Senate12D 2 · R 10—
Oregon House of Representatives60D 36 · R 241
Oregon State Senate15D 7 · R 8—
Pennsylvania House of Representatives203D 101 · R 101 · Other 11
Pennsylvania State Senate25D 10 · R 15—
Rhode Island House of Representatives74D 63 · R 10 · Other 13
Rhode Island State Senate38D 34 · R 41
South Carolina House of Representatives124D 36 · R 87 · Other 1—
South Carolina State Senate46D 12 · R 34—
South Dakota House of Representatives37D 6 · R 641
South Dakota State Senate35D 3 · R 321
Tennessee House of Representatives99D 24 · R 75—
Tennessee State Senate16D 2 · R 14—
Texas House of Representatives150D 61 · R 893
Texas State Senate15D 7 · R 81
Utah House of Representatives75D 14 · R 612
Utah State Senate15D 3 · R 12—
Vermont House of Representatives109D 101 · R 46 · Other 319
Vermont State Senate16D 20 · R 106
Washington House of Representatives49D 59 · R 39—
Washington State Senate25D 13 · R 12—
West Virginia House of Delegates100D 9 · R 913
West Virginia State Senate17D 1 · R 162
Wisconsin State Assembly99D 45 · R 54—
Wisconsin State Senate16D 10 · R 6—
Wyoming House of Representatives62D 6 · R 562
Wyoming State Senate15R 15—

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: Florida Division of Elections; Hawaii Office of Elections; Idaho Secretary of State; Indiana Secretary of State