All 35 Senate contests of 2026 have a confirmed ballot: 113 candidates across 16 party labels

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Ballot rosters as confirmed through September 17, 2026 — still subject to change

This report covers all 35 of 35 U.S. Senate contests on November 3, 2026 — 33 regularly scheduled Class 2 elections plus special elections in Florida and Ohio. After deduplicating name and party spellings and removing withdrawn, replaced and unconfirmed rows, 113 confirmed general-election candidates remain: every one is listed below with its source.

Democratic nominee only confirmed Republican nominee only confirmed Both major parties confirmed No 2026 Senate contest ● dot marks a state with third-party, independent or write-in candidates — hover or tap a state for its full slate

Tennessee has the largest ballot: 10 candidates, including six independents alongside the major-party nominees. tennesseetimes.org

Ohio’s special election lists six candidates, among them two Libertarians and two certified write-ins. thegreenpapers.com

In Nebraska, Dan Osborn runs as an independent against Pete Ricketts on a six-way ballot with three state-specific parties. en.wikipedia.org

Alaska’s ranked-choice general gained Gerald L. Heikes after the fourth-place primary finisher withdrew. adn.com

Every confirmed candidate, by contest and party

Contest Party

Contest	Party	Candidate	Ballot status	Source

Method: 113 confirmed general-election candidates across all 35 U.S. Senate contests of November 3, 2026 (33 Class 2 seats plus Florida and Ohio specials), as of September 17, 2026. Compiled by web research over 976 unique search results spanning 22 source hosts (national overviews, Ballotpedia, The Green Papers, state and news references); no single source backs more than half the rows. 142 raw candidate-affiliation spellings were deduplicated to 113 people; fictional, mock-election, withdrawn, replaced and primary-loser rows were removed. Write-in rows are certified write-in candidacies, not FEC filings. Rosters can still change through withdrawals, substitutions and litigation.

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