November 3, 2026
The 2026 map
Senate class 2, two specials (Florida, Ohio), and an open Florida governor’s race. Each card is the people already on the line — not a poll, not a forecast.
Florida Senate special
Republican-heldFlorida · Senate
Final two years of Marco Rubio’s 2022 term. Appointed Sen. Ashley Moody won the GOP primary; Angie Nixon is the Democratic side of the November special.
Full Florida atlas
Ashley MoodyRU.S. Senator, Florida+70
Angie NixonDFlorida Senate candidate, 2026 special-71
Marco RubioRU.S. Secretary of State+53Ohio Senate special
Republican-heldOhio · Senate
Unexpired term after JD Vance became vice president. Appointed Sen. Jon Husted is on the 2026 special ballot.
Full Ohio atlas
Jon HustedRU.S. Senator, Ohio+48
JD VanceRVice President of the United States+56
Bernie MorenoRU.S. Senator, Ohio+50Georgia Senate
Toss-up / competitiveGeorgia · Senate
Jon Ossoff defends a Trump state — the cycle’s marquee Democratic hold.
Full Georgia atlasMichigan Senate
Toss-up / competitiveMichigan · Senate
Gary Peters’s seat in a state Trump carried in 2024. Slotkin is the other Michigan senator, not on this ballot.
Full Michigan atlasMaine Senate
Toss-up / competitiveMaine · Senate
Susan Collins, the most moderate Senate Republican, running in a Harris state. Angus King is the independent colleague.
Full Maine atlasNorth Carolina Senate
Republican-heldNorth Carolina · Senate
Thom Tillis is up. A purple-state conservative who sometimes deals on immigration.
Full North Carolina atlasNew Hampshire Senate
Toss-up / competitiveNew Hampshire · Senate
Jeanne Shaheen’s seat — a New England moderate Democrat in a 2026 map-watch.
Full New Hampshire atlasTexas Senate
Republican-heldTexas · Senate
John Cornyn lost the GOP nomination. The seat stays on the atlas until January; Cruz is the other senator, not on this ballot.
Full Texas atlasIowa Senate
Republican-heldIowa · Senate
Joni Ernst defends a farm-state GOP seat. Grassley is the colleague.
Full Iowa atlasColorado Senate
Democratic-heldColorado · Senate
Michael Bennet is up in a blue-trending Western state.
Full Colorado atlasMinnesota Senate
Democratic-heldMinnesota · Senate
Amy Klobuchar, among the more moderate Senate Democrats by NOMINATE, is up.
Full Minnesota atlasVirginia Senate
Democratic-heldVirginia · Senate
Mark Warner, a remaining business Democrat, is up.
Full Virginia atlas
Mark WarnerDU.S. Senator, Virginia-14
Tim KaineDU.S. Senator, Virginia-36
Glenn YoungkinRGovernor of Virginia+27Kentucky Senate
Republican-heldKentucky · Senate
Mitch McConnell is on the ballot in 2026. Beshear is the Democratic governor, not the Senate nominee.
Full Kentucky atlas
Mitch McConnellRU.S. Senator, Kentucky+45
Rand PaulRU.S. Senator, Kentucky+62
Andy BeshearDGovernor of Kentucky-14New Jersey Senate
Democratic-heldNew Jersey · Senate
Cory Booker is up.
Full New Jersey atlasIllinois Senate
Democratic-heldIllinois · Senate
Dick Durbin is up. Duckworth is the colleague.
Full Illinois atlas
Dick DurbinDU.S. Senator, Illinois-42
Tammy DuckworthDU.S. Senator, Illinois-40
J.B. PritzkerDGovernor of Illinois-49Oregon Senate
Democratic-heldOregon · Senate
Ron Wyden is up. Merkley is the more left colleague.
Full Oregon atlasMassachusetts Senate
Democratic-heldMassachusetts · Senate
Ed Markey, Green New Deal co-author, is up.
Full Massachusetts atlas
Ed MarkeyDU.S. Senator, Massachusetts-62
Elizabeth WarrenDU.S. Senator, Massachusetts-63
Maura HealeyDGovernor of Massachusetts-47Florida governor
Open seatFlorida · Governor
Open seat: Ron DeSantis is term-limited. The state’s federal bench is already on the line — Moody, Scott, the House cluster.
Full Florida atlas
Ron DeSantisRGovernor of Florida+69
Rick ScottRU.S. Senator, Florida+68Ashley MoodyRU.S. Senator, Florida+70
Byron DonaldsRU.S. Representative, Florida-19+67
