Election 2022
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2022 Senate Election Results

 

Bloomberg News is reporting live election results for US Senate races. Balance of power in the Senate currently is split, with 50 Republicans and 50 senators who caucus with Democrats. Thirty-five Senate seats are up for election, including a special election in Oklahoma to fill a vacant seat. The Cook Political Report has rated four races as a “Toss Up.”

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Republicans need a net gain of just one seat in the 2022 election to win the Senate.
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Senate Races to Watch
Results for All Senate Races
+ Okla. SPECIAL
Senate Race Competitiveness Ratings
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By Julian Burgess, Luis Daniel, Jeremy Diamond, Brittany Harris and Paul Murray

Edited by Alex Tribou

Source: Results data from the Associated Press; Race competitiveness ratings from the Cook Political Report; Congressional map files from the Redistricting Data Hub.

Note: Total seats won include races where the winning party is certain, such as a race between two candidates of the same party.

Estimated vote count percentages are based on Estimated Expected Vote Percentage (EEVP) as provided by the Associated Press. Historical vote percentages are calculated from an implied estimate of total votes based on the current EEVP value.