US Senators Up For Re-election in 2020 (Class II)

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These 33 United States Senators Are Up for Re-election in 2020:

• See also Class II Senators (Up for Re-election in 2020) by Senator’s State
• See also Class II Senators (Up for Re-election in 2020) by Senator’s Party
• See also Class III Senators (Senators’ Seats Up for Re-election in 2022)
• See also Class I Senators (Senators’ Seats Up for Re-election in 2024)

1. United States Senator Lamar Alexander (Republican Party) > State of Tennessee
2. United States Senator Cory Booker (Democratic Party) > State of New Jersey
3. United States Senator Shelley Moore Capito (Republican Party) > State of West Virginia
4. United States Senator Bill Cassidy (Republican Party) > State of Louisiana
5. United States Senator Susan Collins (Republican Party) > State of Maine
6. United States Senator Christopher Coons (Democratic Party) > State of Delaware
7. United States Senator John Cornyn (Republican Party) > State of Texas
8. United States Senator Tom Cotton (Republican Party) > State of Arkansas
9. United States Senator Steve Daines (Republican Party) > State of Montana
10. United States Senator Dick Durbin (Democratic Party) > State of Illinois
11. United States Senator Mike Enzi (Republican Party) > State of Wyoming
12. United States Senator Joni Ernst (Republican Party) > State of Iowa
13. United States Senator Cory Gardner (Republican Party) > State of Colorado
14. United States Senator Lindsey Graham (Republican Party) > State of South Carolina
15. United States Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (Republican Party) > State of Mississippi
16. United States Senator James Inhofe (Republican Party) > State of Oklahoma
17. United States Senator Doug Jones (Democratic Party) > State of Alabama
18. United States Senator Ed Markey (Democratic Party) > State of Massachusetts
19. United States Senator Mitch McConnell (Republican Party) > State of Kentucky
20. United States Senator Jeff Merkley (Democratic Party) > State of Oregon
21. United States Senator David Perdue (Republican Party) > State of Georgia
22. United States Senator Gary Peters (Democratic Party) > State of Michigan
23. United States Senator Jack Reed (Democratic Party) > State of Rhode Island
24. United States Senator James Risch (Republican Party) > State of Idaho
25. United States Senator Pat Roberts (Republican Party) > State of Kansas
26. United States Senator Mike Rounds (Republican Party) > State of South Dakota
27. United States Senator Ben Sasse (Republican Party) > State of Nebraska
28. United States Senator Jeanne Shaheen (Democratic Party) > State of New Hampshire
29. United States Senator Tina Smith (Democratic Party) > State of Minnesota
30. United States Senator Dan Sullivan (Republican Party) > State of Alaska
31. United States Senator Thom Tillis (Republican Party) > State of North Carolina
32. United States Senator Tom Udall (Democratic Party) > State of New Mexico
33. United States Senator Mark Warner (Democratic Party) > State of Virginia