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35 Senate seats on the ballot
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35 shown| Race | Candidates | Margin | Polls | Chance | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| South Carolina SenateIncumbent running | Annie AndrewsvsDarline Graham | D +1.3 | 9 | Toss up | |
| Alaska SenateIncumbent running | Mary PeltolavsDan S. Sullivan | D +1.7 | 27 | Toss up | |
| Texas SenateIncumbent running | James TalaricovsKen Paxton | D +1.9 | 40 | Toss up | |
| Iowa SenateOpen seat | Josh TurekvsAshley Hinson | D +2.4 | 35 | Lean D | |
| Kansas SenateIncumbent running | Adam HamiltonvsRoger Marshall | D +2.8 | 15 | Lean D | |
| Maine SenateIncumbent running | Troy JacksonvsSusan Collins | D +2.1 | 24 | Lean D | |
| Nebraska SenateIncumbent running | Dan OsbornvsPete Ricketts | I +3.2 | 11 | Lean I | |
| Michigan SenateOpen seat | Abdul El-SayedvsMike Rogers | D +3.1 | 40 | Lean D | |
| Ohio Senate specialIncumbent running | Sherrod BrownvsJon Husted | D +3.8 | 32 | Lean D | |
| Mississippi SenateIncumbent running | Scott ColomvsCindy Hyde-Smith | R +5.1 | 2 | Lean R | |
| Florida SenateIncumbent running | Angie NixonvsAshley Moody | R +5.8 | 18 | Lean R | |
| Arkansas SenateIncumbent running | Hallie ShoffnervsTom Cotton | R +9.5 | 6 | Likely R | |
| New Hampshire SenateOpen seat | Chris PappasvsJohn E. Sununu | D +10.3 | 24 | Likely D | |
| Minnesota SenateOpen seat | Peggy FlanaganvsMichele Tafoya | D +8.8 | 14 | Likely D | |
| Louisiana SenateOpen seat | Jamie DavisvsJulia Letlow | R +11.3 | 2 | Likely R | |
| Georgia SenateIncumbent running | Jon OssoffvsMike Collins | D +9.3 | 20 | Likely D | |
| North Carolina SenateOpen seat | Roy CoopervsMichael Whatley | D +12.2 | 40 | Safe D | |
| South Dakota SenateIncumbent running | Brian BengsvsMike Rounds | R +19.9 | 8 | Safe R |
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Democrats win the Senate in 83% of simulations, with 53 seats on average. Democrats win the House in 92%, with 244 seats on average. Democrats average 28 of 50 governorships after the election, are favored to control 44 of the 87 state legislative chambers on the ballot, and 120 of 146 statewide ballot measures are favored to pass. Every number comes from 2,000 simulated elections, updated October 22, 2026, 12 days before the November 3 election.
Senate races
Leader ยท chance to win- Alabama SenateMoore>99%
- Alaska SenatePeltola62%
- Arkansas SenateCotton94%
- Colorado SenateHickenlooper>99%
- Delaware SenateCoons>99%
- Florida SenateMoody85%
- Georgia SenateOssoff97%
- Idaho SenateRisch>99%
- Illinois SenateStratton>99%
- Iowa SenateTurek65%
- Kansas SenateHamilton67%
- Kentucky SenateBarr>99%
- Louisiana SenateLetlow96%
- Maine SenateJackson68%
- Massachusetts SenateMarkey>99%
- Michigan SenateEl-Sayed72%
- Minnesota SenateFlanagan95%
- Mississippi SenateHyde-Smith80%
- Montana SenateAlme>99%
- Nebraska SenateOsborn71%
- New Hampshire SenatePappas94%
- New Jersey SenateBooker>99%
- New Mexico SenateLujรกn>99%
- North Carolina SenateCooper>99%
- Ohio Senate specialBrown79%
- Oklahoma SenateHern>99%
- Oregon SenateMerkley>99%
- Rhode Island SenateReed>99%
- South Carolina SenateAndrews56%
- South Dakota SenateRounds>99%
- Tennessee SenateHagerty>99%
- Texas SenateTalarico65%
- Virginia SenateWarner>99%
- West Virginia SenateCapito>99%
- Wyoming SenateHageman>99%
Governor races
Leader ยท chance to win- AlabamaTuberville99%
- AlaskaKreiss-Tomkins92%
- ArizonaHobbs99%
- ArkansasSanders>99%
- CaliforniaBecerra>99%
- ColoradoWeiser>99%
- ConnecticutLamont99%
- FloridaDonalds82%
- GeorgiaBottoms56%
- HawaiiGreen>99%
- IdahoLittle>99%
- IllinoisPritzker>99%
- IowaSand98%
- KansasHolscher66%
- MainePingree96%
- MarylandMoore>99%
- MassachusettsHealey>99%
- MichiganBenson98%
- MinnesotaKlobuchar>99%
- NebraskaPillen59%
- NevadaFord70%
- New HampshireAyotte97%
- New MexicoHaaland>99%
- New YorkHochul>99%
- OhioActon78%
- OklahomaMazzei92%
- OregonKotek94%
- PennsylvaniaShapiro>99%
- Rhode IslandFoulkes97%
- South CarolinaWilson87%
- South DakotaRhoden91%
- TennesseeBlackburn98%
- TexasAbbott71%
- VermontScott90%
- WisconsinCrowley68%
- WyomingBarlow>99%
Closest House races
Leader ยท chance to win- Montana 1stForstag50%
- Minnesota 1stFinstad51%
- Arkansas 2ndHill51%
- Virginia 1stWittman51%
- Michigan 10thBouchard52%
- Missouri 2ndWellman52%
- Texas 35thGarcia52%
- Pennsylvania 10thStelson53%
- Ohio 9thKaptur53%
- Iowa 2ndJames54%
- Kansas 2ndCoover56%
- Arizona 8thHamadeh56%
- New York 1stLaLota57%
- Maine 2ndDunlap57%
- Florida 22ndAskar58%
- Wisconsin 1stSteil58%
- New York 11thMalliotakis59%
- Florida 4thBean60%
- Minnesota 8thSwanson61%
- Texas 24thBurge62%
- Washington 3rdBraun63%
- Kentucky 6thDembo63%
- South Carolina 1stHoneycutt63%
- Ohio 8thDavidson64%
State legislatures
Democratic control- Alabama Senate<1%
- Alabama House<1%
- Alaska Senate<1%
- Alaska House80%
- Arizona Senate94%
- Arizona House63%
- Arkansas Senate<1%
- Arkansas House<1%
- California Senate>99%
- California Assembly>99%
- Colorado Senate>99%
- Colorado House>99%
- Connecticut Senate>99%
- Connecticut House>99%
- Delaware Senate>99%
- Delaware House>99%
- Florida Senate<1%
- Florida House<1%
- Georgia Senate3%
- Georgia House31%
- Hawaii Senate>99%
- Hawaii House>99%
- Idaho Senate<1%
- Idaho House<1%
- Illinois Senate>99%
- Illinois House>99%
- Indiana Senate<1%
- Indiana House<1%
- Iowa Senate<1%
- Iowa House5%
- Kansas House5%
- Kentucky Senate<1%
- Kentucky House<1%
- Maine Senate>99%
- Maine House99%
- Maryland Senate>99%
- Maryland House of Delegates>99%
- Massachusetts Senate>99%
- Massachusetts House>99%
- Michigan Senate96%
- Michigan House94%
- Minnesota Senate>99%
- Minnesota House>99%
- Missouri Senate<1%
- Missouri House<1%
- Montana Senate<1%
- Montana House<1%
- Nevada Senate>99%
- Nevada Assembly>99%
- New Hampshire Senate93%
- New Hampshire House>99%
- New Mexico House>99%
- New York Senate>99%
- New York Assembly>99%
- North Carolina Senate14%
- North Carolina House47%
- North Dakota Senate<1%
- North Dakota House<1%
- Ohio Senate<1%
- Ohio House2%
- Oklahoma Senate<1%
- Oklahoma House<1%
- Oregon Senate>99%
- Oregon House>99%
- Pennsylvania Senate4%
- Pennsylvania House95%
- Rhode Island Senate>99%
- Rhode Island House>99%
- South Carolina House<1%
- South Dakota Senate<1%
- South Dakota House<1%
- Tennessee Senate<1%
- Tennessee House<1%
- Texas Senate<1%
- Texas House19%
- Utah Senate<1%
- Utah House<1%
- Vermont Senate>99%
- Vermont House>99%
- Washington Senate>99%
- Washington House>99%
- West Virginia Senate<1%
- West Virginia House of Delegates<1%
- Wisconsin Senate97%
- Wisconsin Assembly70%
- Wyoming Senate<1%
- Wyoming House<1%
Ballot measures
Chance to pass- Alaska Ballot Measure 2Repeal open primaries and ranked choice voting31%
- Alaska Ballot Measure 3Only U.S. citizens may vote>99%
- Alabama Statewide Amendment 1Lieutenant governor vacancies and legislative officer pay97%
- Alabama Statewide Amendment 2Process for merging county school systems84%
- Alabama Statewide Amendment 3Daily Pledge and student led prayer in schools95%
- Alabama Statewide Amendment 4Weekly national anthem in public schools96%
- Arkansas Issue 1Only U.S. citizens may vote>99%
- Arkansas Issue 2Right to bear arms shall not be infringed>99%
- Arkansas Issue 3Economic development districts and public loans23%
- Arkansas Issue 4$500 million water infrastructure bonds>99%
- Arizona Proposition 141Ban vehicle miles traveled taxes84%
- Arizona Proposition 142Ban race based preferences and DEI mandates72%
- Arizona Proposition 144Voter ID for all voters including mail>99%
- Arizona Proposition 316Cap local grocery taxes at 2 percent83%
- Arizona Proposition 317Designate drug cartels as terrorist organizations>99%
- Arizona Proposition 318Sex based school sports, restrooms, locker rooms95%
- Arizona Proposition 319Restrict photo radar traffic enforcement88%
- Arizona Proposition 320Require 60 percent spending on instruction81%
- California Proposition 1Affordable housing and veterans housing bond93%
- California Proposition 2Raise rainy day fund cap to 20 percent99%
- California Proposition 3Make top income tax rates permanent92%
- California Proposition 4Allow public financing of campaigns62%
- California Proposition 5Recall: remove successor election42%
- California Proposition 37Loans for middle income buyers of new homes94%
- California Proposition 38Immunology research bonds90%
- California Proposition 39Voter ID and citizenship verification24%
- California Proposition 40One time 5 percent billionaire wealth tax50%
- California Proposition 41Audits of new special taxes, Gann limit rule31%
- California Proposition 42Ban new state wealth and personal property taxes66%
- California Proposition 43Two thirds vote for local special taxes4%
- California Proposition 44Community clinics must spend 90 percent on services8%
- California Proposition 45Fast track CEQA review for essential projects63%
- Colorado Proposition NNRaise TABOR cap for K-12 school funding95%
- Colorado Amendment 81Police must report undocumented violent offenders to DHS37%
- Colorado Amendment 82Constitutional right to natural gas18%
- Colorado Amendment 83Constitutional right to hunt and fish76%
- Colorado Amendment 84ID number required on mail ballots66%
- Colorado Amendment 85Plain language ballot questions13%
- Colorado Amendment 86Limits on mid decade congressional redistricting6%
- Colorado Amendment 87Graduated income tax for schools and health33%
- Colorado Proposition 132Tougher fentanyl penalties91%
- Colorado Proposition 133Life without parole for child sex trafficking91%
- Colorado Proposition 134School sports teams by biological sex58%
- Colorado Proposition 135Ban gender transition surgeries for minors57%
- Colorado Proposition 136Cap income tax rate at 4.4 percent51%
- Colorado Proposition 137Sporting goods sales tax for conservation69%
- District of Columbia Initiative 86Ban sale of force-fed foie gras77%
- Florida Amendment 1Bigger rainy day fund with required deposits70%
- Florida Amendment 2Property tax exemption for farm equipment73%
- Florida Amendment 3Large homestead property tax cut toward elimination62%
- Georgia Amendment 1Raise conservation use acreage cap to 4,00095%
- Georgia Amendment 2Nonpartisan elections for all probate judges83%
- Georgia Amendment 3Dedicated Next Generation 911 fund91%
- Hawaii Question 1More Senate time on judicial appointments84%
- Hawaii Question 2County tax increment bonds for infrastructure93%
- Iowa Amendment 1Two-thirds legislative vote to raise income taxes63%
- Idaho Advisory QuestionAdvisory vote on official state gun49%
- Idaho HJR 4Only Legislature may legalize marijuana and drugs86%
- Idaho HJR 6English as official state language95%
- Idaho Reproductive Freedom and Privacy ActRestore abortion access before viability23%
- Indiana Public Question #1Allow judges to deny bail to dangerous defendants>99%
- Indiana Public Question #2Let city or town judges live in adjacent county91%
- Kansas Constitutional Amendment No. 1Only U.S. citizens may vote>99%
- Kentucky Constitutional Amendment 1Limit governor pardons near gubernatorial election97%
- Louisiana Amendment 1Surviving spouse can transfer disabled veteran exemption94%
- Louisiana Amendment 2Keep right to restore prior maximum millage94%
- Louisiana Amendment 3No post conviction bail for crimes against minors>99%
- Louisiana Amendment 4Lifetime two term limit for governor97%
- Louisiana Amendment 5Flexibility in paying retirement system debt92%
- Louisiana Amendment 6Extra local property tax exemption for seniors94%
- Louisiana Amendment 7Public funds for private drinking water lines88%
- Louisiana Amendment 8Bar foreign adversaries from expropriating property91%
- Louisiana Amendment 9Raise income limit for assessment freeze to $150,00093%
- Louisiana Amendment 10Tax exemption for rehabilitated blighted property93%
- Massachusetts Question 1Apply public records law to Legislature and governor>99%
- Massachusetts Question 2Collective bargaining for public defender agency staff>99%
- Massachusetts Question 3Single all-party primary, top two advance60%
- Massachusetts Question 4Election Day voter registration>99%
- Massachusetts Question 5Change state revenue cap and rebate excess92%
- Massachusetts Question 6Create Nature for All conservation fund>99%
- Massachusetts Question 7Allow single-family homes on smaller lots>99%
- Massachusetts Question 8Repeal recreational marijuana sales<1%
- Massachusetts Question 9Keep or repeal 2024 gun law>99%
- Maryland Question 1Require budget to fund state worker contracts>99%
- Maryland Question 2Temporary appointments to judicial disabilities commission91%
- Maryland Question 3Remove constitutional limits on congressional districting19%
- Michigan Proposal 1Call a state constitutional convention81%
- Michigan Proposal 2Ban political donations from utilities and big contractors>99%
- Minnesota Constitutional Amendment 1Permanent School Fund payouts to school districts88%
- Missouri Amendment 3Repeal 2024 abortion rights amendment, restrict abortion42%
- Missouri Amendment 6Protect citizen initiatives from legislative repeal76%
- Missouri Amendment 7Create Show-Me Prosperity Fund to replace state taxes94%
- Missouri Amendment 8Constitutionally require elected county sheriffs>99%
- Missouri Proposition AKeep 2025 Republican-drawn congressional map44%
- Montana CI-132Keep judicial elections nonpartisan60%
- Montana CI-133Protect initiative and referendum rights49%
- Montana I-194Bar corporate political spending via charter limits86%
- North Carolina Photo ID AmendmentPhoto ID for all voters including mail>99%
- North Carolina Income Tax Cap AmendmentCap state income tax rate at 3.5%>99%
- North Carolina Property Tax Limit AmendmentRequire limits on local property tax increases>99%
- North Dakota Constitutional Measure No. 1Require 60% voter approval for constitutional amendments61%
- North Dakota Initiated Constitutional Measure No. 2Free breakfast and lunch for all public school students37%
- Nebraska Constitutional Amendment 1Allow three consecutive legislative terms97%
- Nebraska Initiative Measure 440Legalize online sports betting through racetracks22%
- Nebraska Initiative Measure 441Regulate online sports betting28%
- Nebraska Initiative Measure 442Sex-separate school and college sports teams94%
- New Hampshire Question 1Eliminate elected register of probate office36%
- New Mexico Constitutional Amendment 1End pocket veto, require veto explanations97%
- New Mexico Constitutional Amendment 2Allow school elections with partisan elections84%
- New Mexico Constitutional Amendment 3Nominating committee for university regents94%
- New Mexico Constitutional Amendment 4Tie legislator pay to median income97%
- New Mexico Bond Question 1Senior citizen facilities bond95%
- New Mexico Bond Question 2Library acquisitions bond94%
- New Mexico Bond Question 3Higher education and tribal schools bond93%
- Nevada Question 6Constitutional right to abortion until viability>99%
- Nevada Question 7Photo voter ID requirement>99%
- Ohio Issue 3Put photo voter ID in Ohio Constitution>99%
- Oklahoma State Question 845Restructure Judicial Nominating Commission>99%
- Oklahoma State Question 847Lower annual caps on taxable property value growth>99%
- Rhode Island Question 1$275M higher education facilities bond94%
- Rhode Island Question 2$120M housing and homeownership bond95%
- Rhode Island Question 3$100M economic development bond95%
- Rhode Island Question 4$50M cultural economy bond94%
- Rhode Island Question 5$55M green economy bond95%
- South Dakota Constitutional Amendment ITie Medicaid expansion to federal funding level85%
- South Dakota Constitutional Amendment JOnly U.S. citizens may vote>99%
- South Dakota Constitutional Amendment KCreate trust for unclaimed property fund91%
- South Dakota Constitutional Amendment LRequire 60% to pass constitutional amendments56%
- Tennessee Amendment 1Remove right to bail for specified serious offenses>99%
- Tennessee Amendment 2Ban a state property tax98%
- Tennessee Amendment 3Marsy's Law crime victims' rights95%
- Utah Amendment AFlexible publication of proposed amendments91%
- Utah Amendment B60 percent vote for tax raising initiatives82%
- Virginia Question 1Right to reproductive freedom including abortion99%
- Virginia Question 2Repeal same sex marriage ban97%
- Virginia Question 3Automatic voting rights restoration after prison95%
- Vermont Proposal 3Constitutional right to collective bargaining>99%
- Vermont Proposal 4Constitutional equal protection guarantee>99%
- Washington Initiative Measure No. IL26-638Girls' sports limited to biological females71%
- Washington Initiative Measure No. IL26-001Parents' Bill of Rights reinstatement31%
- Washington Initiative Measure No. IP26-645Repeal millionaires income tax, ban income taxes11%
- Wisconsin Question 1Bar partial veto to raise taxes or fees85%
- Wisconsin Question 2Bar closing places of worship during emergencies73%
- Wisconsin Question 3Ban government discrimination or preferences by race or sex71%
- West Virginia Amendment 1Only U.S. citizens may vote>99%
- Wyoming Proposed Initiative Proposition Number One50 percent homestead property tax exemption94%
Statewide offices
Leader ยท chance to win- Alabama agriculture commissionerHill>99%
- Alabama attorney generalRobertson>99%
- Alabama auditorSorrell>99%
- Alabama lieutenant governorWahl>99%
- Alabama public service commission, place 1Gentry>99%
- Alabama public service commission, place 2Zeigler>99%
- Alabama secretary of stateDobson>99%
- Alabama associate justice of the supreme court, place 8Shaw>99%
- Alabama treasurerBoozer>99%
- Arizona attorney generalMayes98%
- Arizona state mine inspectorMatlock92%
- Arizona corporation commissionHill92%
- Arizona secretary of stateFontes99%
- Arizona superintendent of public instructionRuiz95%
- Arizona treasurerMansour96%
- Arkansas secretary of stateHammer>99%
- California attorney generalBonta>99%
- California state controllerCohen>99%
- California lieutenant governorMa>99%
- California secretary of stateWeber>99%
- California treasurerKounalakis>99%
- Colorado attorney generalGriswold>99%
- Colorado secretary of stateGonzalez>99%
- Colorado treasurerBridges>99%
- Connecticut attorney generalTong>99%
- Connecticut comptrollerScanlon>99%
- Connecticut secretary of stateThomas>99%
- Connecticut treasurerRussell>99%
- Delaware attorney generalJennings>99%
- Delaware auditorYork>99%
- Delaware treasurerLauzen>99%
- Florida agriculture commissionerSimpson95%
- Florida attorney generalUthmeier84%
- Florida treasurerIngoglia72%
- Georgia agriculture commissionerJuhan-Arnold68%
- Georgia attorney generalMiller95%
- Georgia commissioner of insuranceWaites69%
- Georgia commissioner of laborPorcher69%
- Georgia lieutenant governorMcLaurin79%
- Georgia public service commission, district 3Hubbard92%
- Georgia public service commission, district 5Edwards83%
- Georgia secretary of stateReynolds82%
- Georgia state school superintendentPowell69%
- Idaho attorney generalLabrador>99%
- Idaho state controllerWoolf>99%
- Idaho lieutenant governorBedke>99%
- Idaho secretary of stateMcGrane>99%
- Idaho superintendent of public instructionCritchfield>99%
- Idaho treasurerEllsworth>99%
- Illinois attorney generalRaoul>99%
- Illinois comptrollerCroke>99%
- Illinois secretary of stateGiannoulias>99%
- Illinois treasurerFrerichs>99%
- Indiana auditorNieshalla90%
- Indiana state comptrollerNieshalla94%
- Indiana secretary of stateEngling61%
- Indiana treasurerElliott94%
- Iowa agriculture commissionerJones60%
- Iowa attorney generalWillems84%
- Iowa auditorWettach87%
- Iowa secretary of statePeterman66%
- Iowa treasurerNorwood80%
- Kansas attorney generalKobach50%
- Kansas commissioner of insuranceSykes61%
- Kansas secretary of stateDay52%
- Kansas treasurerJohnson58%
- Maryland attorney generalBrown>99%
- Maryland comptrollerLierman>99%
- Massachusetts attorney generalCampbell>99%
- Massachusetts secretary of stateGalvin>99%
- Massachusetts treasurerGoldberg>99%
- Michigan attorney generalSavit96%
- Michigan michigan state university board of trusteesZemke>99%
- Michigan state board of educationTilley>99%
- Michigan university of michigan board of regentsMakled99%
- Michigan wayne state university board of governorsMack99%
- Michigan secretary of stateGilchrist98%
- Minnesota attorney generalEllison96%
- Minnesota auditorFilipovich94%
- Minnesota secretary of stateSimon>99%
- Missouri auditorFitzpatrick97%
- Nebraska attorney generalHilgers97%
- Nebraska secretary of statePetersen80%
- Nebraska treasurerSpellerberg98%
- Nevada attorney generalCannizzaro85%
- Nevada state controllerMacDougall70%
- Nevada lieutenant governorJauregui69%
- Nevada secretary of stateAguilar93%
- Nevada treasurerMathis-Coleman88%
- New Mexico attorney generalTorrez>99%
- New Mexico auditorMaestas>99%
- New Mexico commissioner of public landsSanchez>99%
- New Mexico secretary of stateAskin>99%
- New Mexico treasurerMontoya>99%
- New York attorney generalJames>99%
- New York state comptrollerDiNapoli>99%
- North Carolina associate justice of the supreme court, seat 1Earls>99%
- North Dakota agriculture commissionerGoehring>99%
- North Dakota attorney generalWrigley>99%
- North Dakota public service commission, six-year termHaugen-Hoffart>99%
- North Dakota public service commission, two-year unexpired termKringstad>99%
- North Dakota secretary of stateHowe>99%
- Ohio attorney generalKulewicz65%
- Ohio auditorBlackwell67%
- Ohio secretary of stateRusso58%
- Ohio justice of the supreme court, seat held by daniel r. hawkinsHawkins55%
- Ohio justice of the supreme court, seat held by jennifer brunnerBrunner83%
- Ohio treasurerWalsh66%
- Oklahoma attorney generalEchols>99%
- Oklahoma insurance commissionerSullivan>99%
- Oklahoma commissioner of laborWest>99%
- Oklahoma lieutenant governorShannon>99%
- Oklahoma corporation commissionBoles>99%
- Oklahoma state superintendent of public instructionFranklin>99%
- Rhode Island attorney generalAhern>99%
- Rhode Island lieutenant governorMatos>99%
- Rhode Island treasurerDiossa>99%
- South Carolina agriculture commissionerSimpson>99%
- South Carolina attorney generalStumbo98%
- South Carolina comptroller generalBurkhold99%
- South Carolina secretary of stateHammond>99%
- South Carolina superintendent of educationWeaver>99%
- South Carolina treasurerLoftis>99%
- South Dakota auditorBarranco92%
- South Dakota public utilities commissionHaggar91%
- South Dakota secretary of stateBaxter91%
- South Dakota treasurerHull91%
- Texas agriculture commissionerSheets68%
- Texas attorney generalMiddleton57%
- Texas comptroller of public accountsHuffines84%
- Texas commissioner of the general land officeBuckingham83%
- Texas lieutenant governorPatrick78%
- Texas railroad commissionerFrench56%
- Texas chief justice, supreme courtBlacklock77%
- Texas judge, court of criminal appeals, place 3Smith63%
- Texas judge, court of criminal appeals, place 4Yeary77%
- Texas judge, court of criminal appeals, place 9Messinger57%
- Texas justice, supreme court, place 2Sullivan69%
- Texas justice, supreme court, place 7Hawkins72%
- Texas justice, supreme court, place 8Busby80%
- Vermont attorney generalClark97%
- Vermont auditorAshe91%
- Vermont lieutenant governorGray85%
- Vermont secretary of stateHanzas97%
- Vermont treasurerPieciak96%
- Wisconsin attorney generalKaul91%
- Wisconsin secretary of stateZamarripa82%
- Wisconsin treasurerXiong68%
- Wyoming secretary of stateShort>99%
- Wyoming superintendent of public instructionHarshman>99%