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2010 Midterm Elections

2010 Election Results

37 Senate seats

Election Day

NOV 3

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Federal election calendar
Democrats won 13 seatsRepublicans won 23 seats
Democrat by<5 · 5–15 · 15+ ptsRepublican by<5 · 5–15 · 15+ pts

2010 Senate results

Closest races first · margin in percentage points

ILspecialMark Steven Kirk+1.6
COMichael F. Bennet+1.6
PAPat Toomey+2.0
AKLisa Murkowski+4.1
WAPatty Murray+4.7
WIRon Johnson+4.8
NVHarry Reid+5.9
CABarbara Boxer+10.0
WVspecialJoe Manchin III+10.1
KYRand Paul+11.5
NCRichard Burr+11.8
CTRichard Blumenthal+12.1
MORoy Blunt+13.6
INDan Coats+14.6
DEspecialChristopher A. Coons+16.7
OHRob Portman+17.6
ORRon Wyden+18.0
GAJohnny Isakson+19.3
FLMarco Rubio+19.4
LADavid Vitter+19.8
ARJohn Boozman+21.0
NHKelly Ayotte+23.2
AZJohn Mccain+24.3
MDBarbara A. Mikulski+26.7
NYspecialKirsten E. Gillibrand+28.4
UTMike Lee+28.8
ALRichard C. Shelby+30.5
IAChuck Grassley+31.1
VTPatrick J. Leahy+33.8
SCJim Demint+34.4
NYCharles E. Schumer+34.6
KSJerry Moran+43.7
OKTom Coburn+44.8
IDMike Crapo+46.3
NDJohn Hoeven+54.0
HIDaniel K. Inouye+54.1
SDJohn Thune—

Election results in Worldview are entered by hand or bulk-imported from public sources: MIT Election Lab for returns, U.S. Census for boundaries.

Who votes

The people who actually cast a ballot in November, compared with every eligible citizen (U.S. citizens 18 and over), by age, race and ethnicity, sex, education, and family income. From the Census Bureau’s survey of voting and registration, taken right after each federal election.

Voted, 2024 presidential election

154.3M

United States

▼ −0.2% vs 2020

Turnout among eligible citizens

65.3%

66.8% in 2020

Registered to vote

73.6%

72.7% in 2020

Age

Share of voters compared with share of eligible citizens, and each group's turnout

VotersEligible citizens
Turnout18–248.5%11.7%47.7%25–3414.4%16.5%56.8%35–4415.8%16.2%63.7%45–5415.8%15.0%68.7%55–6417.5%16.1%71.1%65–7416.5%14.3%75.2%75 and over11.6%10.3%74.0%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, CPS Voting and Registration Supplement

Race & ethnicity

Share of voters compared with share of eligible citizens, and each group's turnout

VotersEligible citizens
TurnoutWhite70.6%65.5%70.5%Black11.5%12.5%60.1%Hispanic10.7%13.9%50.6%Asian4.6%5.2%57.7%Other & multiracial2.6%3.0%57.1%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, CPS Voting and Registration Supplement

Sex

Share of voters compared with share of eligible citizens, and each group's turnout

VotersEligible citizens
TurnoutWomen52.8%51.6%66.9%Men47.2%48.4%63.7%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, CPS Voting and Registration Supplement

Education

Share of voters compared with share of eligible citizens, and each group's turnout

VotersEligible citizens
TurnoutNo high school diploma3.8%6.9%36.4%High school graduate23.0%28.6%52.5%Some college or associate28.2%27.4%67.4%Bachelor's degree27.8%23.5%77.2%Advanced degree17.1%13.5%82.5%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, CPS Voting and Registration Supplement

Family income

Share of voters compared with share of eligible citizens, and each group's turnout

VotersEligible citizens
TurnoutUnder $30,00010.6%14.2%48.8%$30,000–49,99912.2%14.1%56.3%$50,000–74,99916.7%16.9%64.5%$75,000–99,99914.0%13.7%67.1%$100,000–149,99919.1%17.5%71.1%$150,000 and over27.5%23.7%75.9%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, CPS Voting and Registration Supplement

How they voted

Share of voters

In person on Election Day39.6%In person before Election Day30.7%By mail29.0%Not reported0.7%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, CPS Voting and Registration Supplement

Voting calendar

Check dates where you vote.

Now

Registration, mail ballot, and early-voting deadlines vary by state.

November 3

Federal Election Day. State and local contests may appear on the same ballot.

After voting

Canvass, recount, runoff, and certification dates are set by each state.