In a polarized, closely-divided Congress, the fight for U.S. Senate control comes with high stakes. This year’s elections will determine whether Republicans or Democrats capture a Senate majority, or if the present 50-50 split continues.

There are 35 Senate seats on the block this November, of which 21 are held by Republicans and 14 by Democrats. Seven incumbents aren’t running: six Republicans and one Democrat. 

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