Of 101 confirmed 2026 Senate candidates, 57 have a verified official web presence — and only 52 a campaign or government homepage
Asked:“Create a list of all confirmed candidates for the us senate for the midterms 2026 by state and party”
Asked (follow-up):“For this list of senators can you add there official homepage and their current social media accounts”
This roster covers 101 candidates currently confirmed for the November 2026 U.S. Senate general elections across 35 contests — the 33 regular races plus special elections in Florida and Ohio. Every homepage and social account below was individually verified against the candidate's own campaign or government presence; research is single-sourced web research current through September 17, 2026, and a blank cell means no account was confidently verified, not that none exists.
Map: candidates on the general-election ballot per state. Colour deepens with the share of that state's candidates who have at least one verified official web presence; grey states have no 2026 Senate contest. Hover or tap a state for its candidates.
Republicans (37) and Democrats (35) fill most ballot lines, but 29 candidates run under 12 other labels — Libertarians alone field 13 candidates. en.wikipedia.org
X/Twitter is the most-verified platform (34 candidates), ahead of Facebook (13); TikTok, Bluesky, Threads and LinkedIn together account for just 6 verified links. ballotpedia.org
14 sitting officeholders keep a separate government homepage alongside any campaign site — such as Tom Cotton of Arkansas, listed with both. cotton.senate.gov
Four contests — Delaware, Massachusetts, the Florida special and the Ohio special — currently show no candidate with a verified official web presence at all. en.wikipedia.org
Full roster with verified links
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Candidate
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Campaign site
Gov site
X
FB
IG
YT
TikTok
Bluesky
Threads
LinkedIn
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Roster and web-presence research: 101 confirmed candidates for the November 2026 U.S. Senate general elections (35 contests: 33 regular plus Florida and Ohio specials), one row per candidate, drawn from single-pass web research across 45 source hosts, current through September 17, 2026. Only direct campaign sites, government sites, or accounts verifiably tied to the exact candidate were retained; news pages, Wikipedia, Ballotpedia, search results and impersonators were excluded as account URLs. A blank cell means no account was found and confidently verified — not that no account exists; handles change, platforms are abandoned, and ballot rosters can still change. Government pages are listed for current officeholders and imply no campaign endorsement.