| ← 2022 2024 2025 → | ||
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Presidential election year
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| Election day | November 5 | |
| Incumbent president | Joe Biden (Democratic) | |
| Next Congress | 119th | |
| Presidential election | ||
| Partisan control | Democratic Hold | |
| Senate elections | ||
| Overall control | Democratic Hold | |
| Seats contested | 6 of 16 seats (6 seats of Class II) | |
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| House of Representatives elections | ||
| Overall control | Democratic Gain | |
| Seats contested | All 24 voting seats | |
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| Gubernatorial elections | ||
| Overall control | Divided Control | |
| Seats contested | 4 states | |
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Federal elections[]
Presidential election[]
Main article: 2024 United States presidential election
The 2024 United States presidential election were the 60th quadrennial U.S. presidential election. Incumbent one-term President Joe Biden declined to seek re-election, leaving the race open.
Democratic nominee Martha Holley defeated Republican Bennett Reed, maintaining the White House for the incumbent party.
Senate elections[]
Main article: 2024 United States Senate elections
All 6 seats in Senate Class 2 were up for election. Democrats controlled the majority in the Senate following the 2022 United States Senate elections, but will have to defend 3 seats in 2024. In the Senate elections.
The Democratic Party held control of the chamber, Democrats held 3 seats and Republicans held 2 seats, with one of the Republican held seats flipping to an independent, however, the independent choose to caucus with the Republican Party, maintaining the control of the chamber the same as previously.
House of Representatives elections[]
Main article: 2024 United States House of Representatives elections
All 24 voting seats in the United States House of Representatives were up for election. Republicans held a majority in the House of Representatives following the 2022 United States House of Representatives elections.
After the elections, the Democratic Party gained control of the chamber despite the outgoing president being a Democrat, Democrats gained 1 seat while Republicans lost 3 seats, aditionally, independent and third party candidates had strong performances, with 1 independent and 3 greens winning seats, all of them caucusing with the Democratic Party.
State elections[]
Gubernatorial elections[]
Main article: 2024 United States gubernatorial elections
Elections were held for the governorships of four of the eight U.S. states.
After the elections, both parties maintained the same number of governorships, with the Republican Party flipping Appalachia and the Democratic Party flipping Amarillo, where each of them held 4 states.
| Elections in the United States | ||
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| 2022 | Senate | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Amarillo | Yellowstone |
| House of Representatives | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade | |
| Governors | Chesapeake | Magnolia | Erie | Cascade | |
| 2024 | President | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade |
| Senate | Concord | Chesapeake | Magnolia | Erie | Yellowstone | Cascade | |
| House of Representatives | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade | |
| Governors | Concord | Appalachia | Amarillo | Yellowstone | |
| 2026 | Senate | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Cascade (reg.) | Cascade (reg.) |
| House of Representatives | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade | |
| Governors | Chesapeake | Magnolia | Erie | Yellowstone (spe.) | Cascade | |
| 2028 | President | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade |
| Senate | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade (spe.) | |
| House of Representatives | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade | |
| Governors | Concord | Appalachia | Amarillo | Yellowstone | |