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2026 Senate Election
Guess the states in which the likely candidates will face off in next year
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Last updated: May 20, 2026
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| First submitted | December 23, 2025 |
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-Burt Jones, Georgia LG, is trailing a GOP contender
-First Republican has announced a run in Hawaii
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-Kennealy eliminated at MassGOP Convention
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-Kansas has put up a strong Dem. candidate, Neumann won't win the D nomination
-Kentucky GOP candidate Daniel Cameron is no longer leading the polling.
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-Montana sees a new candidate running, others have stayed in
-Rhode Island Republicans now have a man running
-US Senator from Texas John Cornyn will likely lose the GOP nod on May 26
-Virginia has a new Republican frontrunner
-West Virginia has a leading Democrat, who is the only one of the 5 running for US Senate to have an endorsement from an organization, per Wikipedia.
-Oregon's GOP nominee has been decided
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-Rick Jackson no longer favored to win on my Governor's quiz. Go check that one out if you haven't yet.