US Senate Elections, 2022 (Joe's World)

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US Senate Elections, 2022
34 of the 100 seats, 51 seats needed for the majority
November _, 2022
		First party	Second party
Leader		Chuck Schumer	John Thune
Party		Democratic	Republican
Last election		58 + 2	40
Seats won		53 + 4 (57)	43
Seat change		-6	+4
Majority Leader before election Chuck Schumer Democratic Resulting Majority Leader Chuck Schumer Democratic

The 2022 Senate Elections were held to elect 33 Senators to the United States Senate. The elections were held November 8 concurrently with the Congressional elections and gubernatorial elections of that year.

Results

State

     Republican gain      Republican hold      Democratic gain      Democratic hold      Independent gain      Independent hold

Winning candidate in bold

State	Incumbent	Party	Result	Candidates
Alabama	Richard Shelby	Republican	Incumbent retired, Republican hold	Mike Rogers (Republican) Terri Sewell (Democratic) Scott Beason (Conservative)
Alaska	Lisa Murkowski	Republican	Republican hold	Hollis French (Democratic) Joe Miller (Conservative)
Arizona	Greg Stanton	Democrat	Incumbent re-elected	Ben Quayle (Republican) Trent Franks (Conservative)
Arkansas	Bill Halter	Democratic	Incumbent lost re-election, Republican gain	Rick Crawford (Republican)
California	Darrell Steinberg	Democratic	Incumbent re-elected	Steve Knight (Republican)
Colorado	Michael Bennet	Democratic	Incumbent re-elected
Connecticut	Richard Blumenthal	Democratic	Incumbent retired, Democratic hold	Jim Himes (Democratic) John McKinney (Republican)
Florida	Alan Grayson	Democratic	Incumbent lost re-election	Ron DeSantis (Republican)
Georgia	Tom Graves	Republican	Incumbent re-elected	Stacey Adams (Democratic)
Hawaii	Colleen Hanabusa	Democratic	Incumbent re-elected
Idaho	Mike Crapo	Republican	Incumbent re-elected
Illinois	Mike Quigley	Democratic	Incumbent re-elected	Tom Cross (Republican)
Indiana	Dan Coats	Republican	Incumbent re-elected	Peter Visclosky (Democratic)
Iowa	Tom Vilsack	Republican	Incumbent re-elected	Bill Dix (Republican)
Kansas	Jerry Moran	Republican	Incumbent re-elected	Some guy (Democratic)
Kentucky	Rand Paul	Republican	Incumbent re-elected	Alison Lundergan Grimes (Democratic)
Louisiana	Charles Boustany	Republican	Incumbent re-elected	Some guy (Democratic)
Maryland	John Sarbanes	Democratic	Incumbent re-elected
Missouri	Jay Nixon	Republican	Incumbent lost re-election, Republican gain	Ann Wagner (Republican)
Nevada	Harry Reid	Democratic	Incumbent retired, Republican gain	Brian Sandoval (Republican) Ross Miller (Conservative)
New Hampshire	Maggie Hassan	Democratic	Incumbent lost re-election, Independent gain	Tara Mounsey (Independent)Marilinda Garcia (Republican)
New York	Chuck Schumer	Democratic	Democratic hold	Some dude (Republican)
North Carolina	Cal Cunningham	Democratic	WIP	WIP
North Dakota	John Hoeven	Republican	Incumbent re-elected
Ohio	Rob Portman	Republican	Incumbent retired, Democratic gain	Jim Jordan (Conservative) Mike Turner (Republican)
Oklahoma	Mick Cornett	Republican	Incumbent re-elected
Oregon	Ron Wyden	Democratic	Incumbent retired, Democratic hold	Jefferson Smith (Democratic)
Pennsylvania	Joe Sestak	Democratic	Incumbent re-elected	Joe Scarnati (Republican)
South Carolina	Tim Scott	Republican	Incumbent re-elected	Elizabeth Colbert-Busch(Democratic)
South Dakota	John Thune	Republican	Incumbent re-elected	Nathan Daschle (Democratic)
Utah	Mike Lee	Republican	Incumbent re-elected	None
Vermont	Patrick Leahy	Democratic	Incumbent retired, Independent gain	Shap Smith (Democratic)
Washington	Patty Murray	Democratic	Incumbent retired, Democratic hold	Derek Kilmer
Wisconsin	Ron Kind	Democratic	Incumbent re-elected	Sean Duffy (Republican)