Mark Warner received 2.5M (56.0 %) votes, beating Daniel Gade who gained 1.9M (44.0 %) by 532.3k votes in Virginia.

David Perdue received 2.5M (49.7 %) votes, beating Jon Ossoff who gained 2.4M (48.0 %) by 88.1k votes in Georgia.

Jim Justice received 497.9k (67.8 %) votes, beating Ben Salango who gained 237k (32.3 %) by 260.9k votes in West Virginia.

Lindsey Graham received 1.4M (55.2 %) votes, beating Jaime Harrison who gained 1.1M (44.8 %) by 258.3k votes in South Carolina.

Tom Cotton received 793.9k (66.5 %) votes, beating Ricky Harrington who gained 399.4k (33.5 %) by 394.5k votes in Arkansas.

Jay Inslee received 2.3M (56.7 %) votes, beating Loren Culp who gained 1.7M (43.3 %) by 545.2k votes in Washington.

Susan Collins received 417.6k (54.6 %) votes, beating Sara Gideon who gained 347.2k (45.4 %) by 70.4k votes in Maine.

Phil Scott received 248.4k (71.5 %) votes, beating David Zuckerman who gained 99.2k (28.5 %) by 149.2k votes in Vermont.

John Hickenlooper received 1.7M (54.8 %) votes, beating Cory Gardner who gained 1.4M (45.2 %) by 301.6k votes in Colorado.

Jack Reed received 328.6k (66.6 %) votes, beating Allen Waters who gained 164.9k (33.4 %) by 163.7k votes in Rhode Island.

Mike Parson received 1.7M (58.4 %) votes, beating Nicole Galloway who gained 1.2M (41.6 %) by 494.4k votes in Missouri.

Mitch McConnell received 1.2M (60.2 %) votes, beating Amy McGrath who gained 816.2k (39.8 %) by 416.9k votes in Kentucky.