Alabama State Capitol.Photo: Taylor Hill/GettyThelong-awaited midtermshave come and gone, with nearly every governor, Senate and House race called in the week since Election Day.In some states, the political landscape will look vastly different next year when the newly elected politicians are sworn in, with at least three governor seatsflipping from red to blue, or vice versa; at leastone Senate seat flipping; andnumerous House incumbents being unseated.To get an idea of which parties will represent which states on the national level come 2023, we tallied the new political makeup of each U.S. state, listed alphabetically. As the last outstanding races are called, we will update our running tally accordingly.AlabamaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:6 Republicans, 1 DemocratAlaskaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:1 DemocratGov.-elect Katie Hobbs.Kevin Dietsch/GettyArizonaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 IndependentU.S. House:6 Republicans, 3 DemocratsArkansasGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:4 RepublicansCaliforniaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:40 Democrats, 12 RepublicansSen. Michael Bennet.Bill Clark/CQ Roll CallColoradoGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:5 Democrats, 3 RepublicansConnecticutGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:5 DemocratsDelawareGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:1 DemocratIncoming Democratic Rep. Maxwell Alejandro Frost.Stephen M. Dowell/Orlando Sentinel/Tribune News Service via GettyFloridaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:20 Republicans, 8 DemocratsGeorgiaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:9 Republicans, 5 DemocratsHawaiiGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:2 DemocratsIdahoGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:2 RepublicansSen. Tammy Duckworth.IllinoisGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:14 Democrats, 3 RepublicansIndianaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:7 Republicans, 2 DemocratsIowaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:4 RepublicansKansasGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:3 Republicans, 1 DemocratSen. Rand Paul.GREG NASH/POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesKentuckyGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:5 Republicans, 1 DemocratLouisianaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:5 Republicans, 1 DemocratMaineGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:1 Independent, 1 RepublicanU.S. House:2 DemocratsGov.-elect Wes Moore.AP Photo/Julio CortezMarylandGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:7 Democrats, 1 RepublicanMassachusettsGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:9 DemocratsMichiganGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:7 Democrats, 6 RepublicansMinnesotaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:4 Democrats, 4 RepublicansMississippiGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:3 Republicans, 1 DemocratDemocratic Rep. Cori Bush.Drew Angerer/Getty ImagesMissouriGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:6 Republicans, 2 DemocratsMontanaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 RepublicanU.S. House:2 RepublicansNebraskaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:3 RepublicansSen. Catherine Cortez Masto.Getty ImagesNevadaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:3 Democrats, 1 RepublicanNew HampshireGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:2 DemocratsNew JerseyGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:9 Democrats, 3 RepublicansNew MexicoGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:3 DemocratsRepublican Rep. Elise Stefanik.Andrew Harrer/GettyNew YorkGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:15 Democrats, 11 RepublicansNorth CarolinaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:7 Democrats, 7 RepublicansNorth DakotaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:1 RepublicanOhioGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 RepublicanU.S. House:10 Republicans, 5 DemocratsOklahomaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:5 RepublicansGov.-elect Tina Kotek.Mathieu Lewis-Rolland/GettyOregonGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:4 Democrats, 2 RepublicansPennsylvaniaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:9 Democrats, 8 RepublicansRhode IslandGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:2 DemocratsSen. Tim Scott.Chip Somodevilla/GettySouth CarolinaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:6 Republicans, 1 DemocratSouth DakotaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:1 RepublicanTennesseeGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:8 Republicans, 1 DemocratGov. Greg Abbott.Eric Thayer/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesTexasGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:25 Republicans, 13 DemocratsUtahGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:4 RepublicansVermontGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 IndependentU.S. House:1 DemocratVirginiaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:6 Democrats, 5 RepublicansRepublican Rep. Dan Newhouse.Getty ImagesWashingtonGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:8 Democrats, 2 RepublicansWest VirginiaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 RepublicanU.S. House:2 RepublicansWisconsinGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 RepublicanU.S. House:6 Republicans, 2 DemocratsWyomingGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:1 Republican
Alabama State Capitol.Photo: Taylor Hill/Getty
Thelong-awaited midtermshave come and gone, with nearly every governor, Senate and House race called in the week since Election Day.In some states, the political landscape will look vastly different next year when the newly elected politicians are sworn in, with at least three governor seatsflipping from red to blue, or vice versa; at leastone Senate seat flipping; andnumerous House incumbents being unseated.To get an idea of which parties will represent which states on the national level come 2023, we tallied the new political makeup of each U.S. state, listed alphabetically. As the last outstanding races are called, we will update our running tally accordingly.AlabamaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:6 Republicans, 1 DemocratAlaskaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:1 DemocratGov.-elect Katie Hobbs.Kevin Dietsch/GettyArizonaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 IndependentU.S. House:6 Republicans, 3 DemocratsArkansasGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:4 RepublicansCaliforniaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:40 Democrats, 12 RepublicansSen. Michael Bennet.Bill Clark/CQ Roll CallColoradoGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:5 Democrats, 3 RepublicansConnecticutGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:5 DemocratsDelawareGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:1 DemocratIncoming Democratic Rep. Maxwell Alejandro Frost.Stephen M. Dowell/Orlando Sentinel/Tribune News Service via GettyFloridaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:20 Republicans, 8 DemocratsGeorgiaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:9 Republicans, 5 DemocratsHawaiiGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:2 DemocratsIdahoGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:2 RepublicansSen. Tammy Duckworth.IllinoisGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:14 Democrats, 3 RepublicansIndianaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:7 Republicans, 2 DemocratsIowaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:4 RepublicansKansasGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:3 Republicans, 1 DemocratSen. Rand Paul.GREG NASH/POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesKentuckyGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:5 Republicans, 1 DemocratLouisianaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:5 Republicans, 1 DemocratMaineGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:1 Independent, 1 RepublicanU.S. House:2 DemocratsGov.-elect Wes Moore.AP Photo/Julio CortezMarylandGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:7 Democrats, 1 RepublicanMassachusettsGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:9 DemocratsMichiganGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:7 Democrats, 6 RepublicansMinnesotaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:4 Democrats, 4 RepublicansMississippiGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:3 Republicans, 1 DemocratDemocratic Rep. Cori Bush.Drew Angerer/Getty ImagesMissouriGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:6 Republicans, 2 DemocratsMontanaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 RepublicanU.S. House:2 RepublicansNebraskaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:3 RepublicansSen. Catherine Cortez Masto.Getty ImagesNevadaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:3 Democrats, 1 RepublicanNew HampshireGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:2 DemocratsNew JerseyGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:9 Democrats, 3 RepublicansNew MexicoGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:3 DemocratsRepublican Rep. Elise Stefanik.Andrew Harrer/GettyNew YorkGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:15 Democrats, 11 RepublicansNorth CarolinaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:7 Democrats, 7 RepublicansNorth DakotaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:1 RepublicanOhioGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 RepublicanU.S. House:10 Republicans, 5 DemocratsOklahomaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:5 RepublicansGov.-elect Tina Kotek.Mathieu Lewis-Rolland/GettyOregonGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:4 Democrats, 2 RepublicansPennsylvaniaGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:9 Democrats, 8 RepublicansRhode IslandGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:2 DemocratsSen. Tim Scott.Chip Somodevilla/GettySouth CarolinaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:6 Republicans, 1 DemocratSouth DakotaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:1 RepublicanTennesseeGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:8 Republicans, 1 DemocratGov. Greg Abbott.Eric Thayer/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesTexasGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:25 Republicans, 13 DemocratsUtahGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:4 RepublicansVermontGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 IndependentU.S. House:1 DemocratVirginiaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:6 Democrats, 5 RepublicansRepublican Rep. Dan Newhouse.Getty ImagesWashingtonGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:2 DemocratsU.S. House:8 Democrats, 2 RepublicansWest VirginiaGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 RepublicanU.S. House:2 RepublicansWisconsinGovernor:DemocratU.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 RepublicanU.S. House:6 Republicans, 2 DemocratsWyomingGovernor:RepublicanU.S. Senate:2 RepublicansU.S. House:1 Republican
Thelong-awaited midtermshave come and gone, with nearly every governor, Senate and House race called in the week since Election Day.
In some states, the political landscape will look vastly different next year when the newly elected politicians are sworn in, with at least three governor seatsflipping from red to blue, or vice versa; at leastone Senate seat flipping; andnumerous House incumbents being unseated.
To get an idea of which parties will represent which states on the national level come 2023, we tallied the new political makeup of each U.S. state, listed alphabetically. As the last outstanding races are called, we will update our running tally accordingly.
Alabama
Governor:Democrat
U.S. Senate:2 Republicans
U.S. House:6 Republicans, 1 Democrat
Alaska
Governor:Republican
U.S. House:1 Democrat
Gov.-elect Katie Hobbs.Kevin Dietsch/Getty
Arizona
U.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 Independent
U.S. House:6 Republicans, 3 Democrats
Arkansas
U.S. House:4 Republicans
California
U.S. Senate:2 Democrats
U.S. House:40 Democrats, 12 Republicans
Sen. Michael Bennet.Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call
Colorado
U.S. House:5 Democrats, 3 Republicans
Connecticut
U.S. House:5 Democrats
Delaware
Incoming Democratic Rep. Maxwell Alejandro Frost.Stephen M. Dowell/Orlando Sentinel/Tribune News Service via Getty
Florida
U.S. House:20 Republicans, 8 Democrats
Georgia
U.S. House:9 Republicans, 5 Democrats
Hawaii
U.S. House:2 Democrats
Idaho
U.S. House:2 Republicans
Sen. Tammy Duckworth.
Illinois
U.S. House:14 Democrats, 3 Republicans
Indiana
U.S. House:7 Republicans, 2 Democrats
Iowa
Kansas
U.S. House:3 Republicans, 1 Democrat
Sen. Rand Paul.GREG NASH/POOL/AFP via Getty Images
Kentucky
U.S. House:5 Republicans, 1 Democrat
Louisiana
Maine
U.S. Senate:1 Independent, 1 Republican
Gov.-elect Wes Moore.AP Photo/Julio Cortez
Maryland
U.S. House:7 Democrats, 1 Republican
Massachusetts
U.S. House:9 Democrats
Michigan
U.S. House:7 Democrats, 6 Republicans
Minnesota
U.S. House:4 Democrats, 4 Republicans
Mississippi
Democratic Rep. Cori Bush.Drew Angerer/Getty Images
Missouri
U.S. House:6 Republicans, 2 Democrats
Montana
U.S. Senate:1 Democrat, 1 Republican
Nebraska
U.S. House:3 Republicans
Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto.Getty Images
Nevada
U.S. House:3 Democrats, 1 Republican
New Hampshire
New Jersey
U.S. House:9 Democrats, 3 Republicans
New Mexico
U.S. House:3 Democrats
Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik.Andrew Harrer/Getty
New York
U.S. House:15 Democrats, 11 Republicans
North Carolina
U.S. House:7 Democrats, 7 Republicans
North Dakota
U.S. House:1 Republican
Ohio
U.S. House:10 Republicans, 5 Democrats
Oklahoma
U.S. House:5 Republicans
Gov.-elect Tina Kotek.Mathieu Lewis-Rolland/Getty
Oregon
U.S. House:4 Democrats, 2 Republicans
Pennsylvania
U.S. House:9 Democrats, 8 Republicans
Rhode Island
Sen. Tim Scott.Chip Somodevilla/Getty
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
U.S. House:8 Republicans, 1 Democrat
Gov. Greg Abbott.Eric Thayer/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Texas
U.S. House:25 Republicans, 13 Democrats
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
U.S. House:6 Democrats, 5 Republicans
Republican Rep. Dan Newhouse.Getty Images
Washington
U.S. House:8 Democrats, 2 Republicans
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
source: people.com
