April 4 United States Senate elections

Senate elections in Version III occurred on Monday, April 4, 2022. Republicans expanded their majority.

Overview

Parties					Total
			Democratic	Republican
March 31st			7	15	22
Not up			8	17	25
	Class 1 (March 2022 → April 12)		6	13	19
	Class 3 (New→ April 8)		2	4	6
Up			1	5	6
	Total elected		5	12	18
	Not elected		0	0	15
	Net gain/loss		5	12	18
	Nationwide vote		Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
		Share	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
	Result		13	29	42

Elections leading to the next Congress

In these general elections, the winners were elected for the term beginning March 31, 2022.

All of the elections involve the Class 1 seats and they are ordered by state.

State (linked to summaries below)	Incumbent			Results	Candidates
	Senator	Party	Electoral history
Alaska	Joseph Vargas	Republican	April 1 (Apt)	Senator did not run but was appointed by the Governor after the election.	Y Joseph Vargas (R)
Arkansas	Vacant			New senator elected. Democratic gain.	Y Avery (D) 100%
Colorado	Vacant			New senator elected. Republican gain.	Y Lauren Boebert (R) 100%
Georgia	Spamton G Spamton	Republican	April 1 (Apt)	Incumbent re-elected.	Y Spamton G Spamton (R) 72.16% D. Burgess (D) 27.84%
Idaho	Vacant			New senator elected. Republican gain.	Y Logan Buchan (R) 100%
Illinois	Beetlejuice	Republican	April 1 (Apt)	Incumbent re-elected.	Y Beetlejuice (D) 100%
Kentucky	Vacant			New senator elected. Democratic gain.	Y Tyrone Morgan (D) 100%
Massachusetts	Kyle Night	Democratic	April 1 (Apt)	Incumbent re-elected.	Y Kyle Night (D) 100%
Michigan	Vacant			New senator elected. Republican gain.	Y Joseph Randolph (R) 100%
Mississippi	Vacant			New senator elected. Republican gain.	Y Aishitemasu (R) 100%
Montana	Vacant			New senator elected. Democratic gain.	Y Robert Carnahan (D) 100%
New Hampshire	Gary Johnson	Republican	April 1 (Apt)	Incumbent re-elected	Y Gary Johnson (R) 100%
North Carolina	Vacant			New senator elected. Republican gain.	Y Kouhei Atashi (R) 74.05% Nezuko Chan (D) 25.95%
Oklahoma	Vacant			New senator elected. Republican gain.	Y Charles (R) 100%
South Carolina	Vacant			New senator elected. Republican gain.	Y Ciruno (R) 100%
South Dakota	Vacant			New senator elected. Democratic gain.	Y Celia Claire (D) 100%
Tennessee	Vacant			New senator elected. Republican gain.	Y Allen Collins (R) 100%
Texas	Moogs	Republican	April 1 (Apt)	Incumbent re-elected at the same time they were elected to the Presidency. Seat vacated.