2026 Election Results
Live, unofficial results for every U.S. Senate and governor race and the fight for the House on November 3, 2026. This page updates itself every minute on election night.
Results start Tuesday, Nov. 3 at 6 p.m. ET
Senate
House
Governors
Every race
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When the polls close
- Indiana (most), Kentucky (eastern)
- Florida (most), Georgia, Indiana (rest), Kentucky (rest), New Hampshire (most), South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia
- North Carolina, Ohio, West Virginia
- Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida (panhandle), Illinois, Kansas (most), Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan (most), Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire (rest), New Jersey, North Dakota (earliest), Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota (east), Tennessee, Texas (most)
- Arkansas
- Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas (west), Louisiana, Michigan (Upper Peninsula west), Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico, New York, South Dakota (west), Texas (El Paso area), Wisconsin, Wyoming
- Idaho (most), Montana, Nevada, Oregon (Malheur County), Utah
- California, Idaho (north), North Dakota (latest possible), Oregon (most), Washington
- Hawaii, Alaska (most)
- Alaska (Aleutians)
Times show when most polling places close; some counties and time zones differ, and anyone in line at closing time can still vote. Confirm with your state election office. Closing times by state →
Toss-up races
Browse all 2026 Senate and governor races
- Results on election night are unofficial. Mail ballots, provisional ballots and overseas ballots can take days to count in some states, so leads can change.
- States certify official results in the weeks after Election Day. Close races can go to a recount under state law.
- New senators and House members take office on January 3, 2027. Governors start on dates set by each state.
Learn more about how unofficial returns become certified results.
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