1986 | Senate Elections

	Republican Holds
	Republican Pickups
	Democrat Holds
	Democrat Pickups

State	Incumbent	Party	Status	Canidates
Alabama	Jeremiah Denton	Republican	Defeated, 49.1%	Richard Shelby (Democratic) 50.9%
Alaska	Frank Murkowski	Republican	Re-elected, 54.0%	Glenn Olds (Democratic) 44.1% Chuck House (Libertarian) 1.7%
Arizona	Barry Goldwater	Republican	Retired, Republican victory	John McCain (Republican) 60.6% Richard Kimball (Democratic) 39.4%
Arkansas	Dale Bumpers	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.9%	Asa Hutchinson (Republican) 37.1%
California	Alan Cranston	Democratic	Re-elected, 49.3%	Ed Zschau (Republican) 47.8% Breck McKinley (Libertarian) 1.5% Edward B. "Ed" Vallen (American Ind.) 0.9% Andrew R. "Paul" Kangas (Peace & Freedom) 0.5%
Colorado	Gary Hart	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	Tim Wirth (Democratic) 49.9% Ken Kramer (Republican) 48.4% Michael Bush (Independent) 1.0% Michael Chamberlain (Socialist Workers) 0.4% Henry Olshaw (Unaffiliated American) 0.2% Calvin Dodge (Prohibition) 0.1%
Connecticut	Chris Dodd	Democratic	Re-elected, 64.8%	Roger W. Eddy (Republican) 34.8% Edward McCallum (Independent) 0.4%
Florida	Paula Hawkins	Republican	Defeated, 45%	Bob Graham (Democratic) 55%
Georgia	Mack Mattingly	Republican	Defeated, 49.1%	Wyche Fowler (Democratic) 50.9%
Hawaii	Daniel Inouye	Democratic	Re-elected, 73.6%	Frank Hutchinson (Republican) 26.4%
Idaho	Steve Symms	Republican	Re-elected, 51.4%	John V. Evans (Democratic) 48.6%
Illinois	Alan J. Dixon	Democratic	Re-elected, 65.4%	Judy Koehler (Republican) 34.1%
Indiana	Dan Quayle	Republican	Re-elected, 61.1%	Jill L. Long (Democratic) 38.9%
Iowa	Chuck Grassley	Republican	Re-elected, 66.0%	John P. Roehrick (Democratic) 34.0%
Kansas	Bob Dole	Republican	Re-elected, 70.1%	Guy MacDonald (Democratic) 29.9%
Kentucky	Wendell H. Ford	Democratic	Re-elected, 74.3%	Jackson M. Andrews (Republican) 25.7%
Louisiana	Russell B. Long	Democratic	Retired, Democratic victory	John Breaux (Democratic) 52.8% Henson Moore (Republican) 47.2%
Maryland	Charles Mathias, Jr.	Republican	Retired, Democratic victory	Barbara Mikulski (Democratic) 60.8% Linda Chavez (Republican) 39.2%
Missouri	Thomas Eagleton	Democratic	Retired, Republican victory	Kit Bond (Republican) 52.6% Harriett Woods (Democratic) 47.4%
Nevada	Paul Laxalt	Republican	Retired, Democratic victory	Harry Reid (Democratic) 50.0% James David Santini (Republican) 44.5% Kent Cromwell (Libertarian) 1.9%
New Hampshire	Warren Rudman	Republican	Re-elected, 62.9%	Endicott Peabody (Democratic) 32.4% Gruce Valley (Independent) 4.7%
New York	Al D'Amato	Republican	Re-elected, 57.7%	Mark J. Green (Democratic) 40.9%
North Carolina	Jim Broyhill1	Republican	Defeated, 48.1%	Terry Sanford (Democratic) 51.9%
North Dakota	Mark Andrews	Republican	Defeated, 49.0%	Kent Conrad (Democratic) 49.8%
Ohio	John Glenn	Democratic	Re-elected, 62.4%	Thomas N. Kindress (Republican) 37.6%
Oklahoma	Don Nickles	Republican	Re-elected, 54.5%	James Robert Jones (Democratic) 45.5%
Oregon	Bob Packwood	Republican	Re-elected, 63.5%	Rick Bauman (Democratic) 36.5%
Pennsylvania	Arlen Specter	Republican	Re-elected, 56.9%	Robert W. Edgar (Democratic) 43.1%
South Carolina	Ernest Hollings	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.9%	Henry D. McMaster (Republican) 36.1%
South Dakota	James Abdnor	Republican	Defeated, 48.3%	Tom Daschle (Democratic) 51.7%
Utah	Jake Garn	Republican	Re-elected, 72.3%	Craig Oliver (Democratic) 26.6% Hugh A. Butler (Libertarian) 0.7% Mary Zins (Independent) 0.4%
Vermont	Patrick Leahy	Democratic	Re-elected, 63.7%	Richard A. Snelling (Republican) 34.7%
Washington	Slade Gorton	Republican	Defeated, 48.7%	Brock Adams (Democratic) 50.6% Jill Fein (Socialist Workers) 0.7%
Wisconsin	Bob Kasten	Republican	Re-elected, 51.8%	Ed Garvey (Democratic) 48.2%

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