Your Vote, Your Senate, Your America

[HomestarSB9]

July 26, 2018



Senate candidates Thomas Kean Jr. (R-NJ), Steven Pearce (R-NM), John Cox (R-CA), Ed Gillepsie (R-VA), Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), Jay Inslee (D-WA), Doug Jones (D-AL), and Tina Smith (D-MN) have signed a pledge that says that if they are elected together to the United States Senate, they will introduce legislation to benefit technical schools and colleges.



Senate candidates Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), Stacey Abrams (D-GA), Russ Feingold (D-WI), Patty Murray (D-WA) have all stated that they would support legislation that reduces taxes for organizations that use or develop green energy. Meanwhile Senate candidate Don Blankenship (R-WV) has stated that he would oppose legislation to do so, and instead support legislation that defunds organizations that use or develop green energy, stating "this type of legislation is not popular with West Virginia people."

[aaroncd107]

Will you be releasing full results for this, including write-ins?

[Joe Biden 2024]

My vote was such a massive Dem wank it isn't even funny.

[HomestarSB9]

Will you be releasing full results for this, including write-ins?

Yes, I will, once all the voting is done.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

How many votes are in?

[aaa]

Why is James Comey listed as being from Iowa? I assume he’d be R-NY or I-NY.

[HomestarSB9]

QUICK RESULTS

If a race is decided by less than ten (fifteen in some states) votes, it leads to a run off.

Alabama
Class II Seat
Doug Jones (D) - 66 votes (77.6%)
Class III Seat
RUNOFF
Walter Maddox (D) - 37 votes (43.5%)
Richard Shelby (R) - 27 votes (31.8%)

Alaska
Class II Seat
Mark Begich (D) - 46 votes (54.1%)
Class III Seat
Lisa Murkowski (R) - 46 votes (54.1%)

Arizona
Class I Seat
Krysten Sinema (D) - 61 votes (71.8%)
Class III Seat
John McCain (R) - 35 votes (41.2%)

Arkansas
Class II Seat
Mike Beebe (D) - 56 votes (65.9%)
Class III Seat
Mark Pryor (D) - 45 votes (52.9%)

California
Class I Seat
Kamala Harris (D) - 51 votes (60%)
Class III Seat
RUNOFF
Kevin de Leon (D) - 25 votes (29.4%)
Jerry Brown (D) - 19 votes (22.4%)
John Cox (R) - 12 votes (14.1%)

Colorado
Class II Seat
John Hickenlooper (D) - 49 votes (57.6%)
Class III Seat
Michael Bennet (D) - 48 votes (56.5%)

Connecticut
Class I Seat
Chris Murphy (D) - 63 votes (75%)
Class III Seat
Richard Blumenthal (D) - 53 votes (63.1%)

Delaware
Class I Seat
RUNOFF
Chris Coons (D) - 53 votes (62.4%)
Joe Biden (D) - 45 votes (52.9%)
Class II Seat
Tom Carper (D) - 28 votes (32.9%)

Florida
Class I Seat
Gwen Graham (D) - 47 votes (55.3%)
Class III Seat
Bill Nelson (D) - 40 votes (47.1%)

Georgia
Class II Seat
Stacey Abrams (D) - 49 votes (57.6%)
Class III Seat
RUNOFF
Sam Nunn (D) - 25 votes (29.4%)
Max Cleland (D) - 21 votes (24.7%)
Johnny Isakson (R) - 18 votes (21.2%)
David Perdue (R) - 18 votes (21.2%)

Hawaii
Class I Seat
Brian Schatz (D) - 56 votes (67.5%)
Class III Seat
Mazie Hirono (D) - 40 votes (48.2%)

Idaho
Class II Seat
RUNOFF
Walter Minnick (D) - 30 votes (36.1%)
Larry LoRocco (D) - 28 votes (33.7%)
Raul Labrador (R) - 27 votes (32.5%)
Class III Seat
RUNOFF
Mike Crapo (R) - 25 votes (30.1%)
Butch Otter (R) - 23 votes (27.7%)
Jim Risch (R) - 17 votes (20.5%)

Illinois
Class II Seat
Dick Durbin (D) - 37 votes (43.5%)
Class III Seat
Tammy Duckworth (D) - 61 votes (71.8%)

Indiana
Class I Seat
Joe Donnelly (D) - 51 votes (60%)
Class III Seat
Evan Bayh (D) - 41 votes (48.2%)

Iowa
Class II Seat
RUNOFF
Tom Harkin (D) - 33 votes (38.8%)
Joni Ernst (R) - 27 votes (31.8%)
James Comey (R) - 22 votes (25.9%)
Class III Seat
Tom Vilsack (D) - 43 votes (50.6%)

Kansas
Class II Seat
Kathleen Sebelius (D) - 55 votes (64.7%)
Class III Seat
RUNOFF
Jerry Moran (R) - 19 votes (22.4%)
Mike Pompeo (R) - 18 votes (21.2%)
Dan Glickman (D) - 17 votes (20%)
Pat Roberts (R) - 14 votes (16.5%)
Sam Brownback (R) - 14 votes (16.5%)
Dennis Moore (D) - 12 votes (14.1%)

Kentucky
Class II Seat
Allison L. Grimes (D) - 47 votes (55.3%)
Class III Seat
Andy Beshear (D) - 46 votes (54.1%)

Louisiana
Class II Seat
RUNOFF
Mitch Landreiu (D) - 35 votes (41.2%)
John Bel Edwards (D) - 35 votes (41.2%)
John N. Kennedy (R) - 26 votes (30.6%)
Class III Seat
Mary Landreiu (D) - 45 votes (52.9%)

Maine
Class I Seat
RUNOFF
Olympia Snowe (R) - 38 votes (45.2%)
Angus King (I) - 36 votes (42.9%)
Mike Michaud (D) - 26 votes (31%)
Class II Seat
Susan Collins (R) - 34 votes (40.5%)

Maryland
Class I Seat
RUNOFF
Ben Shapiro (R) - 20 votes (23.8%)
Larry Hogan (R) - 20 votes (23.8%)
John Sarbanes (D) - 13 votes (15.5%)
Class III Seat
Chris Van Hollen (D) - 56 votes (66.7%)

Massachusetts
Class I Seat
Elizabeth Warren (D) - 53 votes (63.1%)
Class II Seat
RUNOFF
Charlie Baker (R) - 29 votes (34.5%)
William Weld (L) - 23 votes (27.4%)
John Kerry (D) - 21 votes (25%)

Michigan
Class I Seat
Debbie Stabenow (D) - 52 votes (61.9%)
Class II Seat
Gary Peters (D) - 44 votes (52.4%)

Minnesota
Class I Seat
Amy Klobechar (D) - 61 votes (72.6%)
Class II Seat
Tina Smith (D) - 31 votes (36.9%)

Mississippi
Class I Seat
Jim Hood (D) - 43 votes (51.2%)
Class II Seat
RUNOFF
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) - 26 votes (31%)
Ronnie Musgrove (D) - 21 votes (25%)
Roger Wicker (R) - 18 votes (21.4%)
Chris McDaniel (R) - 18 votes (21.4%)

Missouri
Class I Seat
Claire McCaskill (D) - 45 votes (53.6%)
Class III Seat
Jason Kander (D) - 62 votes (73.8%)

Montana
Class I Seat
Jon Tester (D) - 65 votes (77.4%)
Class II Seat
Steve Bullock (D) - 57 votes (67.9%)

Nebraska
Class I Seat
RUNOFF
Bob Kerrey (D) - 30 votes (35.7%)
Chuck Hagel (R) - 25 votes (29.8%)
Ben Nelson (D) - 23 votes (27.4%)
Class II Seat
Ben Sasse (R) - 42 votes (50%)

Nevada
Class I Seat
Jacky Rosen (D) - 60 votes (71.4%)
Class III Seat
Catherine Cortez Masto (D) - 50 votes (59.5%)

New Hampshire
Class II Seat
RUNOFF
Maggie Hassan (D) - 52 votes (61.9%)
Jeanne Shaheen (D) - 51 votes (60.7%)
Class III Seat
Kelly Ayotte (R) - 26 votes (31%)

New Jersey
Class I Seat
RUNOFF
Thomas Kean Jr. (R) - 21 votes (25.6%)
Chris Christie (R) - 18 votes (22%)
Class III Seat
Cory Booker (D) - 56 votes (68.3%)

New Mexico
Class I Seat
Martin Heinrich (D) - 59 votes (70.2%)
Class II Seat
Gary Johnson (L) - 31 votes (36.9%)

New York
Class I Seat
Kirsten Gillibrand (D) - 45 votes (53.6%)
Class III Seat
RUNOFF
Chuck Schumer (D) - 29 votes (34.5%)
George Pataki (R) - 23 votes (27.4%)

North Carolina
Class II Seat
Kay Hagan (D) - 49 votes (58.3%)
Class III Seat
Roy Cooper (D) - 43 votes (51.2%)

North Dakota
Class I Seat
Heidi Heitkamp (D) - 66 votes (79.5%)
Class III Seat
John Hoeven (R) - 28 votes (33.7%)

Ohio
Class I Seat
Sherrod Brown (D) - 61 votes (72.6%)
Class III Seat
Richard Cordray (D) - 39 votes (46.4%)

Oklahoma
Class II Seat
Drew Edmondson (D) - 32 votes (39.5%)
Class III Seat
RUNOFF
Dan Boren (D) - 22 votes (27.2%)
Mary Fallin (R) - 21 votes (25.9%)
Joe Exotic (L) - 21 votes (25.9%)

Oregon
Class II Seat
Jeff Merkley (D) - 60 votes (72.3%)
Class III Seat
Ron Wyden (D) - 52 votes (62.7%)

Rhode Island
Class I Seat
Sheldon Whitehouse (D) - 62 votes (75.6%)
Class II Seat
Jack Reed (D) - 51 votes (62.2%)

South Carolina
Class II Seat
RUNOFF
Jim Clyburn (D) - 33 votes (40.2%)
Tim Scott (R) - 33 votes (40.2%)
Class III Seat
Lindsey Graham (R) - 31 votes (37.8%)

South Dakota
Class II Seat
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (D) - 38 votes (45.8%)
Class III Seat
Tom Daschle (D) - 51 votes (62.2%)

Tennessee
Class I Seat
Phil Bredesen (D) - 62 votes (73.8%)
Class II Seat
RUNOFF
Bob Corker (R) - 27 votes (32.1%)
Bill Halsam (R) - 21 votes (25%)
Jim Cooper (D) - 17 votes (20.2%)

Texas
Class I Seat
Beto O'Rouke (D) - 59 votes (71.1%)
Class II Seat
RUNOFF
Ron Paul (L) - 18 votes (21.7%)
John Cornyn (R) - 16 votes (19.3%)
Marc Veasey (D) - 16 votes (19.3%)
Rick Perry (R) - 12 votes (14.5%)
Gene Green (D) - 8 votes (9.6%)

Utah
Class I Seat
RUNOFF
Mitt Romney (R) - 39 votes (47%)
Evan McMullin (I) - 31 votes (37.3%)
Class III Seat
John Huntsman Jr. (R) - 44 votes (53%)

Vermont
Class I Seat
RUNOFF
Bernie Sanders (I) - 40 votes (48.2%)
Howard Dean (D) - 33 votes (39.8%)
Phil Scott (R) - 27 (32.5%)
Class III Seat
Patrick Leahy (D) - 38 votes (45.8%)

Virginia
Class I Seat
Tim Kaine (D) - 50 votes (59.5%)
Class II Seat
RUNOFF
Ralph Northam (D) - 28 votes (33.3%)
Mark Warner (D) - 28 votes (33.3%)
Ed Gillepsie (R) - 16 votes (19%)
Terry McAuliffe (D) - 14 votes (16.7%)

Washington
Class I Seat
Maria Cantwell (D) - 42 votes (50%)
Class III Seat
Patty Murray (D) - 48 votes (57.1%)

West Virginia
Class I Seat
Joe Manchin (D) - 41 votes (48.8%)
Class II Seat
Richard Ojeda (D) - 45 votes (53.6%)

Wisconsin
Class I Seat
Tammy Baldwin (D) - 59 votes (70.2%)
Class III Seat
Russ Feingold (D) - 61 votes (72.6%)

Wyoming
Class I Seat
Liz Cheney (R) - 37 votes (44.6%)
Class II Seat
Dave Fruenthal (D) - 44 votes (53%)

Polls are closed due to obsessive nonsense write-ins.

[morgankingsley]

I find it highly unlikely that there would be many straight democrat states and not a single straight republican state

[scutosaurus]

Official write-in campaign for Paulette Jordan starts here

[HomestarSB9]

I find it highly unlikely that there would be many straight democrat states and not a single straight republican state

welcome to atlas

[HomestarSB9]

I forgot to put Tennessee in the run-off poll.

[morgankingsley]

I find it highly unlikely that there would be many straight democrat states and not a single straight republican state

welcome to atlas

Yeah true lol

[HomestarSB9]

Article: Enter Virginia Senate Candidate Daisy "Shmorky" Kelly


Senate candidate and former Something Awful artist Daisy "Shmorky" Kelly (D-VA) is seen as a long shot for the Senate. They have been alleged to have been involved in pedophilic activities with diaper fetishes. There is also audio recording of them and their schizophrenic ex-girlfriend arguing. They've stated that the pedophilia claims are false and photographs are doctored. They've also said that if they're elected they would introduce legislation forcing President Trump to pardon them; legislation that would make it illegal to misgender an individual; and legislation to impeach a members of the House Freedom Caucus. They have received the endorsements of fellow candidates Joe Exotic (L-OK) and Cynthia McKinney (G-GA)

[Progressive Pessimist]

I'm very surprised that there is an R vs. R runoff in my state. I know Menendez sucks, but people really voted for Christie!? Go Tom Kean I guess.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Official write-in campaign for Paulette Jordan starts here

[HomestarSB9]

RUN-OFF RESULTS

Alabama
Richard Shelby (R) - 17 votes (58.6%)

California
John Cox (R) - 12 votes (41.4%)

Delaware
Michael Castle (R) - 12 votes (41.4%)

Georgia
Sam Nunn (D) - 7 votes (25%)

Idaho
Class II:
Raul Labrador (R) - 13 votes (44.8%)
Class III:
Butch Otter (R) - 10 votes (34.5%)

Iowa
James Comey (R) - 17 votes (58.6%)

Kansas
Dan Glickman (D) - 7 votes (25%)

Louisiana
John Bel Edwards (D) - 10 votes (34.5%)

Maine
Olympia Snowe (R) - 14 votes (41.4%)

Maryland
John Sarbanes (D) - 13 votes (44.8%)

Massachusetts
Charlie Baker (R) - 13 votes (44.8%)

Mississippi
Cindy-Hyde Smith (R) - 15 votes (53.6%)

Nebraska
Bob Kerrey (D) - 12 votes (41.4%)

New Jersey
Thomas Kean Jr. (R) - 10 votes (34.5%)

New York
Cynthia Nixon (WF) - 12 votes (41.4%)

Oklahoma
Joe Exotic (L) - 10 votes (35.7%)

South Carolina
Tim Scott (R) - 15 votes (53.6%)

Tennessee
Jim Cooper (D) - 8 votes (53.3%)

Texas
John Cornyn (R) - 8 votes (27.6%)

Utah
Mitt Romney (R) - 18 votes (62.1%)

Vermont
Bernie Sanders (I) - 12 votes (41.4%)

Virginia
Ed Gillepsie (R) - 9 votes (31%)




Democratic Party: 79 seats
Republican Party: 16 seats
Libertarian Party: 2 seats
Working Families Party: 1 seat
Independent: 1 seat

[morgankingsley]

I find two libertarian senators to be the most intriguing and funny part of this whole line up

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Ed Gillespie?!

[NewYorkExpress]

Until i looked at Wikipedia, I had no idea, Joe Exotic was actually someone's name.

Also, am I the only person thinking that Nixon and Sanders should/will caucus with the Democrats and  Johnson/Exotic should/will caucus with the Republicans...or do we get to vote on that?

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Shouldn't sc be two R's?

Also wtf how did Gillespie win

[Orwell]

The well known conservative stronghold of Maine has more Republican Senators then the Swing State of Maine.

[Vern]

You should re-due this but give people only the option to vote for people who are most likely to win in the state.  For example, in OK, no democrats will have a chance to win. So only put Republicans on there.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

This is what it is. No need whatsoever for re-doing. No need to nullify votes that have already been cast.

[Joe Biden 2024]

Who are the senators from Pennsylvania?

[HomestarSB9]

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