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United States Senate elections, 2010

Election NameUnited States Senate elections, 2010
CountryUnited States
Typelegislative
Previous ElectionUnited States Senate elections, 2008
Previous Year2008
Next ElectionUnited States Senate elections, 2012
Next Year2012
Seats For ElectionClass III (34 of the 100) seats to the United States Senate,
two mid-term vacancies from Class I,
and one mid-term vacancy from Class II
51 seats were needed for a majority
Election DateNovember 2, 2010
Leader1Harry Reid
Party1Democratic Party (United States)
Leaders Seat1Nevada
Last Election159Ind.
Seats Before159Ind.
Seats After153Ind.
Seat Change1(-) 6
Popular Vote133,883,538
Percentage145.1%
Swing1(-) 6.2%
Leader2Mitch McConnell
Party2Republican Party (United States)
Leaders Seat2Kentucky
Last Election241
Seats Before241
Seats After247
Seat Change2(+) 6
Popular Vote237,057,491
Percentage249.3%
Swing2(+) 3.9%
Map Image2010 Senate election results map.svg
Map Size320px
Map Caption {|style="margin: 0px auto"
Align"left"|    
TitleMajority Leader
Before ElectionHarry Reid
Before PartyDemocratic Party (United States)
After ElectionHarry Reid
After PartyDemocratic Party (United States)

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Elections to the United States Senate were held on November 2, 2010, for 37 of the total of 100 seats. A special election for a 38th seat was held in Massachusetts on January 19, 2010, for a term that ends in January 2013. Thirty-four of the seats were for six-year terms to the Senate's "class three", while three (in Delaware, New York, and West Virginia) were special elections for shorter terms.

After the 2008 elections and their subsequent events, the United States Senate was composed of 57 Democrats, 41 Republicans, and two independents who caucus with the Democrats. Of the above 37 seats up for election in 2010, 19 were held by Democrats (seven of whom retired or were defeated in the primary) and 18 were held by Republicans (eight of whom retired or were defeated in the primary).

As in most midterm elections, the party not controlling the White House gained ground. Republicans defeated two Democratic incumbents: Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas and Russ Feingold of Wisconsin; they also won open seats in Illinois, Indiana, North Dakota and Pennsylvania. This was the largest number of Senate gains for the party since the 1994 election and also the first time since that election that they successfully defended all of their own seats. However, Democrats retained a 53-47 majority.

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Retiring senators (12) :
Democrats (6) Republicans (6)

Incumbents seeking re-election (25) :
Democrats (13) Republicans (12)

Results summary :
Parties Last
election:
2008		 Before
this
election		 End of
last (111th)
Congress		 Not
Up		 Up Incumbent retired Incumbent ran Summary Popular Vote Result Change
Held by
same party		 Replaced by
other party		 Won
re-election		 Lost
re-election		 Lost
renomination,
but held by
same party		 Won Lost Gained Elected Votes Share
  Democratic  57  57  56  38  19 3  3 10A  3 0 13  (-) 6 13 33,883,538 45.10%  51 (-) 6
  Republican 41 41 42 23 18  6 0  11 0  1  18  (+) 6  24 37,057,491  49.32% 47  (+) 6
  Independent  2ID  2ID  2ID  2  0
1,909,449 2.54%  2
  Libertarian
871,238 1.16% -
  Green
651,275 0.87% -
  Constitution
205.031 0.27% -
  Others
555,508 0.77% -
Total 100 100 100 63 37 9 3 21 3 1 31 (-) 6 (+) 6 37 75,133,530 100% 100

Change in composition : Summary
                                       
Senate composition before the elections:
57 2 41
^
Senate composition after the elections and before the beginning of the 112th Congress.
56 2 42
^
Senate composition at the beginning of the 112th Congress:
51 2 47
^

Change in composition : Summary
Key:
Independent (caucuses with the Democrats)
Republican

1 | |R11 | |R21>
: Senate composition before the elections
R31 R41 D48
 R2  R12  R22 R32 D57 D47  D37  D27  D17  D7
 R3  R13  R23 R33 D56 D46  D36  D26  D16  D6
 R4  R14 R24 R34 D55 D45  D35  D25  D15  D5
 R5  R15 R25 R35 D54 D44  D34  D24  D14  D4
 R6  R16 R26 R36 D53 D43  D33  D23  D13  D3
 R7  R17 R27 R37 D52 D42  D32  D22  D12  D2
 R8  R18 R28 R38 D51 D41  D31  D21  D11  D1
 R9  R19 R29 R39 D50 D40  D30  D20  D10  I2
 R10  R20 R30 R40 D49 D39  D29  D19  D9  I1

: Senate composition after the elections and before the beginning of the 112th Congress

1 | |R11 | |R21>
: Senate composition after the elections and before the beginning of the 112th Congress
R31 R41 D48 √
 R2  R12  R22 R32 R42 + D47 √  D37  D27  D17  D7
 R3  R13  R23 R33 D56 D46  D36  D26  D16  D6
 R4  R14 R24 R34 D55 D45  D35  D25  D15  D5
 R5  R15 R25 R35 D54 D44  D34  D24  D14  D4
 R6  R16 R26 R36 D53 D43  D33  D23  D13  D3
 R7  R17 R27 R37 D52 D42  D32  D22  D12  D2
 R8  R18 R28 R38 D51 D41  D31  D21  D11  D1
 R9  R19 R29 R39 D50 D40  D30  D20  D10  I2
 R10  R20 R30 R40 D49 O D39  D29  D19  D9  I1

1 | |R11 | |R21>
: Senate composition at the beginning of the 112th Congress
R31 √ R41 + D48 √
 R2  R12  R22 R32 √ R42 + D47 √  D37  D27  D17  D7
 R3  R13  R23 R33 √ R43 + D46 √  D36  D26  D16  D6
 R4  R14 R24 √ R34 √ R44 + D45 √  D35  D25  D15  D5
 R5  R15 R25 √ R35 O R45 + D44 √  D34  D24  D14  D4
 R6  R16 R26 √ R36 O R46 + D43 √  D33  D23  D13  D3
 R7  R17 R27 √ R37 O R47 + D42 √  D32  D22  D12  D2
 R8  R18 R28 √ R38 O D51 O D41 √  D31  D21  D11  D1
 R9  R19 R29 √ R39 O D50 O D40 √  D30  D20  D10  I2
 R10  R20 R30 √ R40 O D49 O D39 √  D29  D19  D9  I1

: Senate composition at the beginning of the 112th Congress
Key Parties Results
 R=Republican √=Party hold: Incumbent re-elected
 D=Democratic O=Party hold: New Senator elected from same party
 I=Independent, caucused with Democrats +=Party gain: New Senator elected from different party
No tag=Seat not up for election this year

Separate election :
Date State Incumbent Party Result Candidates
January 19,
2010		 Massachusetts
(Class 1: Special)		 Paul Kirk  Democratic  Appointee retired
Republican gain		 Scott Brown (R) 51.9%
Martha Coakley (D) 47.1%
Joseph L. Kennedy (L) 1.0%

November elections :
State Incumbent Party Result Candidates Previous election result
Alabama Richard Shelby  Republican Incumbent re-elected Richard Shelby (R) 65.3%
William G. Barnes (D) 34.7%		 Richard Shelby (R) 67.55%
Wayne Sowell (D) 32.35%
Alaska Lisa Murkowski  Republican Incumbent lost renomination,
but re-elected as write-in candidate		 Lisa Murkowski (R) (Write-in)
Joe Miller (R)
Scott McAdams (D)		 Lisa Murkowski (R) 48.58%
Tony Knowles (D) 45.55%
Marc Millican (I) 2.88%
Jerry Sanders (AKI) 1.23%
Jim Sykes (G) 0.99%
Arizona John McCain  Republican Incumbent re-elected John McCain (R) 59.2%
Rodney Glassman (D) 34.7%
David Nolan (L) 4.7%
Jerry Joslyn (G) 1.4%		 John McCain (R) 76.74%
Stuart Starky (D) 20.62%
Ernest Hancock (L) 2.64%
Arkansas Blanche Lincoln  Democratic  Incumbent lost re-election
Republican gain		 John Boozman (R) 58.0%
Blanche Lincoln (D) 36.9%
Trevor Drown (I) 3.3%
John Gray (G) 1.9%		 Blanche Lincoln (D) 55.90%
Jim Holt (R) 44.07%
California Barbara Boxer  Democratic Incumbent re-elected Barbara Boxer (D) 52.1%
Carly Fiorina (R) 42.5%
Gail Lightfoot (L) 1.8%
Marsha Feinland (P&F) 1.3%
Edward Noonan (AIP) 1.3%
Duane Roberts (G) 1.2%		 Barbara Boxer (D) 57.71%
Bill Jones (R) 37.80%
Marsha J. Feinland (P&F) 2.02%
James P. Gray (L) 1.80%
Colorado
(Class 3: Special) and
(Class 3: General)		 Michael Bennet  Democratic Incumbent elected to finish term
and elected to next full term		 Michael Bennet (D) 47.7%
Ken Buck (R) 46.8%
Bob Kinsey (G) 2.2%
Maclyn Stringer (L) 1.3%
 Ken Salazar (D) 51.30%
Pete Coors (R) 46.53%
Connecticut Christopher Dodd  Democratic  Incumbent retired
Democratic hold		 Richard Blumenthal (D) 55.1%
Linda McMahon (R) 43.3%
Warren Mosler (I) 1.0%
John Mertens (CfL) 0.6%		 Chris Dodd (D) 66.35%
Jack Orchulli (R) 32.13%
Delaware
(Class 2: Special)		 Ted Kaufman  Democratic  Incumbent retired
Democratic hold
(Winner elected to finish term)		 Chris Coons (D) 56.6%
Christine O'Donnell (R) 40.0%
Glenn Miller (I) 2.7%
James Rash (L) 0.7%		 Joe Biden (D) 64.69%
Christine O'Donnell (R) 35.31%
Florida George LeMieux  Republican  Incumbent retired
Republican hold		 Marco Rubio (R) 48.9%
Charlie Crist (I) 29.7%
Kendrick Meek (D) 20.1%
Alexander Snitker (L) 0.5%		 Mel Martinez (R) 49.43%
Betty Castor (D) 48.32%
Dennis F. Bradley (V) 2.24%
Georgia Johnny Isakson  Republican Incumbent re-elected Johnny Isakson (R) 58.1%
Michael Thurmond (D) 39.2%
Chuck Donovan (L) 2.7%		 Johnny Isakson (R) 57.88%
Denise Majette (D) 39.98%
Allen Buckley (L) 2.14%
Hawaii Daniel Inouye  Democratic Incumbent re-elected Daniel Inouye (D) 74.8%
Campbell Cavasso (R) 21.6%
James Brewer (G) 2.1%
Jeff Mallan (L) 0.8%		 Daniel Inouye (D) 75.51%
Campbell Cavasso (R) 20.99%
Jim Brewer (I) 2.23%
Lloyd Jeffrey Mallan (L) 1.27%
Idaho Mike Crapo  Republican Incumbent re-elected Mike Crapo 71.1%
Tom Sullivan (D) 25.0%
Randy Bergquist (C) 3.9%		 Mike Crapo (R) 99.18%
Write-ins 0.82%
Illinois
(Class 3: Special) and
(Class 3: General)		 Roland Burris
  Democratic  Incumbent retired
Republican gain
(Winner elected to finish term
and elected to next full term)		 Mark Kirk (R) 48.2%
Alexi Giannoulias (D) 46.3%
LeAlan Jones (G) 3.2%
Mike Labino (L) 2.4%		 Barack Obama (D) 69.97%
Alan Keyes (R) 27.05%
Albert Franzen (I) 1.58%
Jerry Kohn (L) 1.35%
Indiana Evan Bayh  Democratic  Incumbent retired
Republican gain		 Dan Coats (R) 56.4%
Brad Ellsworth (D) 38.1%
Rebecca Sink-Burris (L) 5.4%		 Evan Bayh (D) 61.65%
Marvin Scott (R) 37.23%
Albert Barger (L) 1.13%
Iowa Chuck Grassley  Republican Incumbent re-elected Chuck Grassley (R) 64.5%
Roxanne Conlin (D) 33.2%
John Heiderscheit (L) 2.3%		 Chuck Grassley (R) 70.18%
Arthur Small (D) 27.88%
Christy Ann Welty (L) 1.03%
Kansas Sam Brownback  Republican  Incumbent retired
Republican hold		 Jerry Moran (R) 70.3%
Lisa Johnston (D) 26.2%
Michael Dann (L) 2.1%
Joe Bellis (Reform) 1.4%		 Sam Brownback (R) 69.16%
Lee Jones (D) 27.49%
Steven Rosile (L) 1.93%
George Cook (Ref) 1.42%
Kentucky Jim Bunning  Republican  Incumbent retired
Republican hold		 Rand Paul (R) 55.8%
Jack Conway (D) 44.2%		 Jim Bunning (R) 50.66%
Daniel Mongiardo (D) 49.34%
Louisiana David Vitter  Republican Incumbent re-elected David Vitter (R) 56.6%
Charles Melancon (D) 37.7%
Randall Hayes (L) 1.1%
Michael Brown (I) 0.8%		 David Vitter (R) 51.03%
Chris John (D) 29.34%
John Neely Kennedy (D) 14.92%
Arthur Morrell (D) 2.56%
Maryland Barbara Mikulski  Democratic Incumbent re-elected Barbara Mikulski (D) 61.8%
Eric Wargotz (R) 36.3%
Kenniss Henry (G) 1.1%
Richard Shawver (C) 0.8%		 Barbara Mikulski (D) 64.77%
E. J. Pipkin (R) 33.71%
Maria Allwine (G) 1.07%
Missouri Kit Bond  Republican  Incumbent retired
Republican hold		 Roy Blunt (R) 54.3%
Robin Carnahan (D) 40.6%
Jonathan Dine (L) 3.0%
Jerry Beck (C) 2.1%		 Kit Bond (R) 56.09%
Nancy Farmer (D) 42.80%
Other 1%
Nevada Harry Reid  Democratic Incumbent re-elected Harry Reid (D) 50.2%
Sharron Angle (R) 44.6%
None of These Candidates 2.2%
Scott Ashjian (Tea) 0.8%		 Harry Reid (D) 61.08%
Richard Ziser (R) 35.14%
None 1.60%
Thomas L. Hurst (L) 1.18%
New Hampshire Judd Gregg  Republican  Incumbent retired
Republican hold		 Kelly Ayotte (R) 60.2%
Paul Hodes (D) 36.7%
Chris Booth (I) 2.0%
Ken Blevens (L) 1.0%		 Judd Gregg (R) 66.18%
Doris Haddock (D) 33.72%
New York
(Class 1: Special)		 Kirsten Gillibrand  Democratic Incumbent elected to finish term Kirsten Gillibrand (D) 62.0%
Joseph DioGuardi (R) 35.8%
Cecile Lawrence (G) 0.8
Joseph Huff (I) 0.5%		 Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) 67.00%
John Spencer (R) 31.01%
Howie Hawkins (G) 1.24%
New York Chuck Schumer  Democratic Incumbent re-elected Chuck Schumer (D) 65.4%
Jay Townsend (R) 33.0%
Colia Clark (G) 1.0%
Randy Credico (L) 0.6%		 Chuck Schumer (D) 71.16%
Howard Mills (R) 24.24%
Marilyn F. O'Grady (C) 3.30%
North Carolina Richard Burr  Republican Incumbent re-elected Richard Burr (R) 55.0%
Elaine Marshall (D) 42.9%
Mike Beitler (L) 2.1%		 Richard Burr (R) 51.60%
Erskine Bowles (D) 47.02%
Tom Bailey (L) 1.38%
North Dakota Byron Dorgan  Democratic-NPL  Incumbent retired
Republican gain		 John Hoeven (R) 76.2%
Tracy Potter (D) 22.2%
Keith Hanson (L) 1.6%		 Byron Dorgan (D) 68.28%
Mike Liffrig (R) 31.72%
Ohio George Voinovich  Republican  Incumbent retired
Republican hold		 Rob Portman (R) 57.3%
Lee Fisher (D) 39.0%
Eric Deaton (C) 1.7%
Michael Pryce (I) 1.3%		 George Voinovich (R) 63.85%
Eric Fingerhut (D) 36.14%
Oklahoma Tom Coburn  Republican Incumbent re-elected Tom Coburn (R) 70.5%
Jim Rogers (D) 26.1%
Stephen Wallace (I) 2.5%
Ronald Dwyer (I) 0.9%		 Tom Coburn (R) 52.77%
Brad Carson (D) 41.24%
Sheila Bilyeu (I) 5.99%
Oregon Ron Wyden  Democratic Incumbent re-elected Ron Wyden (D) 57.2%
Jim Huffman (R) 39.4%
Bruce Cronk (W.F.) 1.3%
Marc Delphine (Libertarian) 1.1%
Rick Staggenborg (Progressive) 1.0%		 Ron Wyden (D) 63.39%
Al King (R) 31.75%
Teresa Kean (G) 2.42%
Dan Fitzgerald (L) 1.66%
Pennsylvania Arlen Specter  Democratic  Incumbent lost renomination
Republican gain		 Pat Toomey (R) 51.01%
Joe Sestak (D) 48.99%		 Arlen Specter (R) 52.62%
Joe Hoeffel (D) 41.99%
James N. Clymer (C) 3.96%
Betsy Summers (L) 1.43%
South Carolina Jim DeMint  Republican Incumbent re-elected Jim DeMint (R) 62.4%
Alvin Greene (D) 28.2%
Tom Clements (G) 9.4%		 Jim DeMint (R) 53.67%
Inez Tenenbaum (D) 44.10%
South Dakota John Thune  Republican Incumbent re-elected John Thune (R) 100% (Unopposed) John Thune (R) 50.58%
Tom Daschle (D) 49.42%
Utah Bob Bennett  Republican  Incumbent lost renomination
Republican hold		 Mike Lee (R) 61.6%
Sam Granato (D) 32.8%
Scott Bradley (C) 5.7%		 Bob Bennett (R) 68.73%
Paul Van Dam (D) 28.40%
Gary R. Van Horn (C) 1.90%
Vermont Patrick Leahy  Democratic Incumbent re-elected Patrick Leahy (D) 64.4%
Len Britton (R) 30.9%
Daniel Freilich (I) 1.5%
Cris Ericson (I) 1.1%
Stephen Cain (I) 1.0%		 Patrick Leahy (D) 70.63%
Jack McMullen (R) 24.54%
Cris Ericson (M) 2.11%
Craig Hill (G) 1.30%
Keith Stern (I) 1.07%
Washington Patty Murray  Democratic Incumbent re-elected Patty Murray (D) 52.4%
Dino Rossi (R) 47.6%		 Patty Murray (D) 54.98%
George Nethercutt (R) 42.74%
J. Mills (L) 1.21%
Mark B. Wilson (G) 1.08%
Wisconsin Russ Feingold  Democratic  Incumbent lost re-election
Republican gain		 Ron Johnson (R) 51.9%
Russ Feingold (D) 47.0%
Rob Taylor (C) 1.1%		 Russ Feingold (D) 55.35%
Tim Michels (R) 44.11%
West Virginia
(Class 1: Special)		 Carte Goodwin  Democratic  Incumbent retired
Democratic hold		 Joe Manchin (D) 53.5%
John Raese (R) 43.4%
Jesse Johnson (Mountain) 1.9%
Jeff Becker (C) 1.2%		 Robert Byrd (D) 64.4%
John Raese (R) 33.7%
State Incumbent Party Result Candidates Previous election result

November elections :
 Democrats seeking re-election (13 seats)  Republicans seeking re-election (12 seats)

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