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2000 Senate Election Results: Republicans Retained Control ✓
U.S. Senate elections were held for 34 U.S. Senate seats on November 7, 2000. Following the elections, Republicans retained control of the Senate despite losing seats in Delaware, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, and Washington to Democrats. Vice President Dick Cheney held tie-breaking vote in Senate, giving Republicans control of the chamber.
50
Democrats
✓ 50
Republicans
Key race alerts
Delaware U.S. Senate Election
✓ Tom Carper (DEM) won the Senate election in Delaware, flipping the seat to Delaware.
Florida U.S. Senate Election
✓ Bill Nelson (DEM) won the Senate election in Florida, flipping the seat to Democrats.
Michigan U.S. Senate Election
✓ Debbie Stabenow (DEM) won the Senate election in Michigan, flipping the seat to Democrats.
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Notes:
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Missouri U.S. senate election - Mel Carnahan (DEM) was elected posthumously.
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