2014 Elections

Midterm

3 offices contested.

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2014

Balance of Power

44.0%Popular Vote51.7%

45.2%Popular Vote51.0%

46.4%Popular Vote50.4%

63,997,968 votes

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U.S. Senate

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36 contests|D won 12|R won 24

	State ▲	Winner	W%	Votes	Runner-up	R-up%	Votes	Margin	Swing
▶	Alabama	SessionsREP	97.3%	795,606	OtherOTH	2.8%	22,484	R+97.3	↓ R+70.4
▶	Alaska	SullivanREP	0.0%	—	—	—	—	---	—
▶	Arkansas	CottonREP	56.5%	478,819	PryorDEM	39.4%	334,174	R+17.1	↓ R+96.6
▶	Colorado	GardnerREP	48.2%	983,891	UdallDEM	46.3%	944,203	R+1.9	↓ R+12.2
▶	Delaware	CoonsDEM	55.8%	130,655	WadeREP	42.2%	98,823	D+13.6	↓ R+15.8
▶	Georgia	PerdueREP	52.9%	1,358,088	NunnDEM	45.2%	1,160,811	R+7.7	↑ D+7.2
▶	Hawaii(S)	SchatzDEM	69.8%	246,777	CavassoREP	27.7%	97,995	D+42.1	—
▶	Idaho	RischREP	65.3%	285,596	MitchellDEM	34.7%	151,574	R+30.7	↓ R+7.1
▶	Illinois	DurbinDEM	53.5%	1,929,637	OberweisREP	42.7%	1,538,522	D+10.8	↓ R+28.5
▶	Iowa	ErnstREP	52.1%	588,575	BraleyDEM	43.8%	494,370	R+8.3	↓ R+33.7
▶	Kansas	RobertsREP	53.1%	460,350	OtherOTH	46.9%	405,841	R+53.1	↓ R+29.6
▶	Kentucky	McConnellREP	56.2%	806,787	GrimesDEM	40.7%	584,698	R+15.5	↓ R+9.5
▶	Louisiana	CassidyREP	55.9%	712,379	LandrieuDEM	44.1%	561,210	R+11.9	↓ R+18.3
▶	Maine	CollinsREP	68.5%	413,070	BellowsDEM	31.5%	189,820	R+37.0	↓ R+14.3
▶	Massachusetts	MarkeyDEM	61.9%	1,289,944	HerrREP	38.0%	791,950	D+23.9	↓ R+11.1
▶	Michigan	PetersDEM	54.6%	1,704,936	LandREP	41.3%	1,290,199	D+13.3	↓ R+15.5
▶	Minnesota	FrankenDEM	53.1%	1,053,205	McFaddenREP	42.9%	850,227	D+10.2	↑ D+10.2
▶	Mississippi	CochranREP	59.9%	378,481	ChildersDEM	37.9%	239,439	R+22.0	↓ R+12.1
▶	Montana	DainesREP	57.8%	213,709	CurtisDEM	40.1%	148,184	R+17.7	↓ R+63.5
▶	Nebraska	SasseREP	64.3%	347,636	DominaDEM	31.5%	170,127	R+32.9	↓ R+15.4
▶	New Hampshire	ShaheenDEM	51.5%	251,184	BrownREP	48.2%	235,347	D+3.2	↓ R+3.1
▶	New Jersey	BookerDEM	55.8%	1,043,866	BellREP	42.3%	791,297	D+13.5	↓ R+0.6
▶	New Mexico	UdallDEM	55.6%	286,409	WehREP	44.4%	229,097	D+11.1	↓ R+11.5
▶	North Carolina	TillisREP	48.8%	1,423,259	HaganDEM	47.3%	1,377,651	R+1.6	↓ R+10.0
▶	Oklahoma	InhofeREP	68.0%	558,166	SilversteinDEM	28.6%	234,307	R+39.5	↓ R+22.0
▶	Oklahoma(S)	LankfordREP	67.8%	557,002	JohnsonDEM	29.0%	237,923	R+38.9	↓ R+21.4
▶	Oregon	MerkleyDEM	55.7%	814,537	WehbyREP	36.9%	538,847	D+18.9	↑ D+15.5
▶	Rhode Island	ReedDEM	70.6%	223,654	ZaccariaREP	29.3%	92,683	D+41.3	↓ R+5.3
▶	South Carolina	GrahamREP	54.3%	672,941	HuttoDEM	38.8%	480,933	R+15.5	↓ R+0.2
▶	South Carolina(S)	ScottREP	61.1%	757,215	DickersonDEM	37.1%	459,583	R+24.0	↓ R+8.7
▶	South Dakota	RoundsREP	50.4%	140,741	WeilandDEM	29.5%	82,456	R+20.9	↓ R+45.8
▶	Tennessee	AlexanderREP	62.2%	850,087	BallDEM	32.0%	437,848	R+30.2	↑ D+3.3
▶	Texas	CornynREP	61.6%	2,861,531	AlameelDEM	34.4%	1,597,387	R+27.2	↓ R+15.2
▶	Virginia	WarnerDEM	49.1%	1,073,667	GillespieREP	48.3%	1,055,940	D+0.8	↓ R+30.5
▶	West Virginia	CapitoREP	62.1%	281,820	TennantDEM	34.5%	156,360	R+27.7	↓ R+55.1
▶	Wyoming	EnziREP	72.2%	121,554	HardyDEM	17.4%	29,377	R+54.7	↓ R+7.9

U.S. House

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Districts

435

Contests on the full House page

Democratic Seats

188

Post-election chamber count

Republican Seats

247

Post-election chamber count

House Popular Vote

R+5.8

Two-party margin across all districts

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Governor

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36 contests|D won 11|R won 24|Other 1

	State ▲	Winner	W%	Votes	Runner-up	R-up%	Votes	Margin	Swing
▶	Alabama	BentleyREP	63.6%	750,231	GriffithDEM	36.2%	427,787	R+27.3	↓ R+11.6
▶	Alaska	WalkerIND	0.0%	—	—	—	—	---	—
▶	Arizona	DuceyREP	53.4%	805,062	DuvalDEM	41.6%	626,921	R+11.8	→ Even
▶	Arkansas	HutchinsonREP	55.4%	470,429	RossDEM	41.5%	352,115	R+13.9	↓ R+44.7
▶	California	BrownDEM	60.0%	4,388,368	KashkariREP	40.0%	2,929,213	D+19.9	↑ D+7.1
▶	Colorado	HickenlooperDEM	49.3%	1,006,433	BeauprezREP	46.0%	938,195	D+3.3	↓ R+36.6
▶	Connecticut	MalloyDEM	50.8%	554,314	FoleyREP	48.2%	526,295	D+2.6	↑ D+2.0
▶	Florida	ScottREP	48.1%	2,865,343	CristDEM	47.1%	2,801,198	R+1.1	↑ D+0.1
▶	Georgia	DealREP	52.7%	1,345,237	CarterDEM	44.9%	1,144,794	R+7.9	↑ D+2.2
▶	Hawaii	IgeDEM	49.5%	181,106	AionaREP	37.1%	135,775	D+12.4	↓ R+4.7
▶	Idaho	OtterREP	53.5%	235,405	BalukoffDEM	38.5%	169,556	R+15.0	↑ D+11.3
▶	Illinois	RaunerREP	50.3%	1,823,627	QuinnDEM	46.4%	1,681,343	R+3.9	↓ R+4.8
▶	Iowa	BranstadREP	59.0%	666,032	HatchDEM	37.3%	420,787	R+21.7	↓ R+12.1
▶	Kansas	BrownbackREP	49.8%	433,196	DavisDEM	46.1%	401,100	R+3.7	↑ D+27.4
▶	Maine	LepageREP	48.2%	294,258	MichaudDEM	43.4%	264,596	R+4.9	↑ D+14.2
▶	Maryland	HoganREP	51.0%	884,400	BrownDEM	47.3%	818,890	R+3.8	↓ R+18.2
▶	Massachusetts	BakerREP	48.4%	1,044,573	CoakleyDEM	46.5%	1,004,408	R+1.9	↓ R+8.3
▶	Michigan	SnyderREP	50.9%	1,607,399	SchauerDEM	46.9%	1,479,057	R+4.1	↑ D+14.1
▶	Minnesota	DaytonDEM	50.1%	989,113	JohnsonREP	44.5%	879,257	D+5.6	↑ D+5.1
▶	Nebraska	RickettsREP	57.1%	308,751	HassebrookDEM	39.2%	211,905	R+17.9	↑ D+29.9
▶	Nevada	SandovalREP	70.6%	386,340	GoodmanDEM	23.9%	130,722	R+46.7	↓ R+35.0
▶	New Hampshire	HassanDEM	52.4%	254,666	HavensteinREP	47.4%	230,610	D+5.0	↓ R+2.7
▶	New Mexico	MartinezREP	57.2%	293,443	KingDEM	42.8%	219,362	R+14.4	↓ R+7.7
▶	New York	CuomoDEM	54.2%	2,069,480	AstorinoREP	40.3%	1,537,077	D+13.9	↓ R+15.3
▶	Ohio	KasichREP	63.6%	1,944,848	FitzgeraldDEM	33.0%	1,009,359	R+30.6	↓ R+28.6
▶	Oklahoma	FallinREP	55.8%	460,298	DormanDEM	41.0%	338,239	R+14.8	↑ D+6.1
▶	Oregon	KitzhaberDEM	49.9%	733,230	RichardsonREP	44.1%	648,542	D+5.8	↑ D+4.2
▶	Pennsylvania	WolfDEM	54.9%	1,920,355	CorbettREP	45.1%	1,575,511	D+9.9	↑ D+18.8
▶	Rhode Island	RaimondoDEM	40.7%	131,899	FungREP	36.2%	117,428	D+4.5	↑ D+15.0
▶	South Carolina	HaleyREP	55.9%	696,645	SheheenDEM	41.4%	516,166	R+14.5	↓ R+10.0
▶	South Dakota	DaugaardREP	70.5%	195,477	WismerDEM	25.4%	70,549	R+45.0	↓ R+22.0
▶	Tennessee	HaslamREP	70.3%	951,796	BrownDEM	22.8%	309,237	R+47.5	↓ R+15.5
▶	Texas	AbbottREP	59.3%	2,796,547	DavisDEM	38.9%	1,835,596	R+20.4	↓ R+7.7
▶	Vermont	ShumlinDEM	46.4%	89,509	MilneREP	45.1%	87,075	D+1.3	↓ R+0.5
▶	Wisconsin	WalkerREP	52.3%	1,259,706	BurkeDEM	46.6%	1,122,913	R+5.7	↑ D+0.1
▶	Wyoming	MeadREP	59.4%	99,700	GosarDEM	27.3%	45,752	R+32.1	↑ D+10.6

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2014 Elections

Midterm

3 offices contested.

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2014

Balance of Power

44.0%Popular Vote51.7%

45.2%Popular Vote51.0%

46.4%Popular Vote50.4%

63,997,968 votes

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U.S. Senate

Full results →

36 contests|D won 12|R won 24

	State ▲	Winner	W%	Votes	Runner-up	R-up%	Votes	Margin	Swing
▶	Alabama	SessionsREP	97.3%	795,606	OtherOTH	2.8%	22,484	R+97.3	↓ R+70.4
▶	Alaska	SullivanREP	0.0%	—	—	—	—	---	—
▶	Arkansas	CottonREP	56.5%	478,819	PryorDEM	39.4%	334,174	R+17.1	↓ R+96.6
▶	Colorado	GardnerREP	48.2%	983,891	UdallDEM	46.3%	944,203	R+1.9	↓ R+12.2
▶	Delaware	CoonsDEM	55.8%	130,655	WadeREP	42.2%	98,823	D+13.6	↓ R+15.8
▶	Georgia	PerdueREP	52.9%	1,358,088	NunnDEM	45.2%	1,160,811	R+7.7	↑ D+7.2
▶	Hawaii(S)	SchatzDEM	69.8%	246,777	CavassoREP	27.7%	97,995	D+42.1	—
▶	Idaho	RischREP	65.3%	285,596	MitchellDEM	34.7%	151,574	R+30.7	↓ R+7.1
▶	Illinois	DurbinDEM	53.5%	1,929,637	OberweisREP	42.7%	1,538,522	D+10.8	↓ R+28.5
▶	Iowa	ErnstREP	52.1%	588,575	BraleyDEM	43.8%	494,370	R+8.3	↓ R+33.7
▶	Kansas	RobertsREP	53.1%	460,350	OtherOTH	46.9%	405,841	R+53.1	↓ R+29.6
▶	Kentucky	McConnellREP	56.2%	806,787	GrimesDEM	40.7%	584,698	R+15.5	↓ R+9.5
▶	Louisiana	CassidyREP	55.9%	712,379	LandrieuDEM	44.1%	561,210	R+11.9	↓ R+18.3
▶	Maine	CollinsREP	68.5%	413,070	BellowsDEM	31.5%	189,820	R+37.0	↓ R+14.3
▶	Massachusetts	MarkeyDEM	61.9%	1,289,944	HerrREP	38.0%	791,950	D+23.9	↓ R+11.1
▶	Michigan	PetersDEM	54.6%	1,704,936	LandREP	41.3%	1,290,199	D+13.3	↓ R+15.5
▶	Minnesota	FrankenDEM	53.1%	1,053,205	McFaddenREP	42.9%	850,227	D+10.2	↑ D+10.2
▶	Mississippi	CochranREP	59.9%	378,481	ChildersDEM	37.9%	239,439	R+22.0	↓ R+12.1
▶	Montana	DainesREP	57.8%	213,709	CurtisDEM	40.1%	148,184	R+17.7	↓ R+63.5
▶	Nebraska	SasseREP	64.3%	347,636	DominaDEM	31.5%	170,127	R+32.9	↓ R+15.4
▶	New Hampshire	ShaheenDEM	51.5%	251,184	BrownREP	48.2%	235,347	D+3.2	↓ R+3.1
▶	New Jersey	BookerDEM	55.8%	1,043,866	BellREP	42.3%	791,297	D+13.5	↓ R+0.6
▶	New Mexico	UdallDEM	55.6%	286,409	WehREP	44.4%	229,097	D+11.1	↓ R+11.5
▶	North Carolina	TillisREP	48.8%	1,423,259	HaganDEM	47.3%	1,377,651	R+1.6	↓ R+10.0
▶	Oklahoma	InhofeREP	68.0%	558,166	SilversteinDEM	28.6%	234,307	R+39.5	↓ R+22.0
▶	Oklahoma(S)	LankfordREP	67.8%	557,002	JohnsonDEM	29.0%	237,923	R+38.9	↓ R+21.4
▶	Oregon	MerkleyDEM	55.7%	814,537	WehbyREP	36.9%	538,847	D+18.9	↑ D+15.5
▶	Rhode Island	ReedDEM	70.6%	223,654	ZaccariaREP	29.3%	92,683	D+41.3	↓ R+5.3
▶	South Carolina	GrahamREP	54.3%	672,941	HuttoDEM	38.8%	480,933	R+15.5	↓ R+0.2
▶	South Carolina(S)	ScottREP	61.1%	757,215	DickersonDEM	37.1%	459,583	R+24.0	↓ R+8.7
▶	South Dakota	RoundsREP	50.4%	140,741	WeilandDEM	29.5%	82,456	R+20.9	↓ R+45.8
▶	Tennessee	AlexanderREP	62.2%	850,087	BallDEM	32.0%	437,848	R+30.2	↑ D+3.3
▶	Texas	CornynREP	61.6%	2,861,531	AlameelDEM	34.4%	1,597,387	R+27.2	↓ R+15.2
▶	Virginia	WarnerDEM	49.1%	1,073,667	GillespieREP	48.3%	1,055,940	D+0.8	↓ R+30.5
▶	West Virginia	CapitoREP	62.1%	281,820	TennantDEM	34.5%	156,360	R+27.7	↓ R+55.1
▶	Wyoming	EnziREP	72.2%	121,554	HardyDEM	17.4%	29,377	R+54.7	↓ R+7.9

U.S. House

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Districts

435

Contests on the full House page

Democratic Seats

188

Post-election chamber count

Republican Seats

247

Post-election chamber count

House Popular Vote

R+5.8

Two-party margin across all districts

Governor

Full results →

36 contests|D won 11|R won 24|Other 1

	State ▲	Winner	W%	Votes	Runner-up	R-up%	Votes	Margin	Swing
▶	Alabama	BentleyREP	63.6%	750,231	GriffithDEM	36.2%	427,787	R+27.3	↓ R+11.6
▶	Alaska	WalkerIND	0.0%	—	—	—	—	---	—
▶	Arizona	DuceyREP	53.4%	805,062	DuvalDEM	41.6%	626,921	R+11.8	→ Even
▶	Arkansas	HutchinsonREP	55.4%	470,429	RossDEM	41.5%	352,115	R+13.9	↓ R+44.7
▶	California	BrownDEM	60.0%	4,388,368	KashkariREP	40.0%	2,929,213	D+19.9	↑ D+7.1
▶	Colorado	HickenlooperDEM	49.3%	1,006,433	BeauprezREP	46.0%	938,195	D+3.3	↓ R+36.6
▶	Connecticut	MalloyDEM	50.8%	554,314	FoleyREP	48.2%	526,295	D+2.6	↑ D+2.0
▶	Florida	ScottREP	48.1%	2,865,343	CristDEM	47.1%	2,801,198	R+1.1	↑ D+0.1
▶	Georgia	DealREP	52.7%	1,345,237	CarterDEM	44.9%	1,144,794	R+7.9	↑ D+2.2
▶	Hawaii	IgeDEM	49.5%	181,106	AionaREP	37.1%	135,775	D+12.4	↓ R+4.7
▶	Idaho	OtterREP	53.5%	235,405	BalukoffDEM	38.5%	169,556	R+15.0	↑ D+11.3
▶	Illinois	RaunerREP	50.3%	1,823,627	QuinnDEM	46.4%	1,681,343	R+3.9	↓ R+4.8
▶	Iowa	BranstadREP	59.0%	666,032	HatchDEM	37.3%	420,787	R+21.7	↓ R+12.1
▶	Kansas	BrownbackREP	49.8%	433,196	DavisDEM	46.1%	401,100	R+3.7	↑ D+27.4
▶	Maine	LepageREP	48.2%	294,258	MichaudDEM	43.4%	264,596	R+4.9	↑ D+14.2
▶	Maryland	HoganREP	51.0%	884,400	BrownDEM	47.3%	818,890	R+3.8	↓ R+18.2
▶	Massachusetts	BakerREP	48.4%	1,044,573	CoakleyDEM	46.5%	1,004,408	R+1.9	↓ R+8.3
▶	Michigan	SnyderREP	50.9%	1,607,399	SchauerDEM	46.9%	1,479,057	R+4.1	↑ D+14.1
▶	Minnesota	DaytonDEM	50.1%	989,113	JohnsonREP	44.5%	879,257	D+5.6	↑ D+5.1
▶	Nebraska	RickettsREP	57.1%	308,751	HassebrookDEM	39.2%	211,905	R+17.9	↑ D+29.9
▶	Nevada	SandovalREP	70.6%	386,340	GoodmanDEM	23.9%	130,722	R+46.7	↓ R+35.0
▶	New Hampshire	HassanDEM	52.4%	254,666	HavensteinREP	47.4%	230,610	D+5.0	↓ R+2.7
▶	New Mexico	MartinezREP	57.2%	293,443	KingDEM	42.8%	219,362	R+14.4	↓ R+7.7
▶	New York	CuomoDEM	54.2%	2,069,480	AstorinoREP	40.3%	1,537,077	D+13.9	↓ R+15.3
▶	Ohio	KasichREP	63.6%	1,944,848	FitzgeraldDEM	33.0%	1,009,359	R+30.6	↓ R+28.6
▶	Oklahoma	FallinREP	55.8%	460,298	DormanDEM	41.0%	338,239	R+14.8	↑ D+6.1
▶	Oregon	KitzhaberDEM	49.9%	733,230	RichardsonREP	44.1%	648,542	D+5.8	↑ D+4.2
▶	Pennsylvania	WolfDEM	54.9%	1,920,355	CorbettREP	45.1%	1,575,511	D+9.9	↑ D+18.8
▶	Rhode Island	RaimondoDEM	40.7%	131,899	FungREP	36.2%	117,428	D+4.5	↑ D+15.0
▶	South Carolina	HaleyREP	55.9%	696,645	SheheenDEM	41.4%	516,166	R+14.5	↓ R+10.0
▶	South Dakota	DaugaardREP	70.5%	195,477	WismerDEM	25.4%	70,549	R+45.0	↓ R+22.0
▶	Tennessee	HaslamREP	70.3%	951,796	BrownDEM	22.8%	309,237	R+47.5	↓ R+15.5
▶	Texas	AbbottREP	59.3%	2,796,547	DavisDEM	38.9%	1,835,596	R+20.4	↓ R+7.7
▶	Vermont	ShumlinDEM	46.4%	89,509	MilneREP	45.1%	87,075	D+1.3	↓ R+0.5
▶	Wisconsin	WalkerREP	52.3%	1,259,706	BurkeDEM	46.6%	1,122,913	R+5.7	↑ D+0.1
▶	Wyoming	MeadREP	59.4%	99,700	GosarDEM	27.3%	45,752	R+32.1	↑ D+10.6

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