Politics

Ron Wyden received 1.1M (56.7 %) votes, beating Mark Callahan who gained 651.1k (33.4 %) by 454k votes in Oregon.

Was Vice President Joe Biden able to match President Obama's 2008 victory with winning or better Clinton's efforts?

Voting patterns in 2020 draw a very clear and distinct line between the Democrat and Republican voter based on how they voted in 2020. The rural and micropolitan counties with 50% or more high school graduate or some college population, voted overwhelmingly for President Trump (almost 3 to 1 for Biden). This in itself should be a warning sign for the Democrat party, when it comes to gaining majority in House and Senate races. The more metropolitan counties with large college graduate populations

Chris Van Hollen received 1.7M (61.0 %) votes, beating Kathy Szeliga who gained 972.6k (35.7 %) by 687.4k votes in Maryland.

John Kennedy received 536.2k (60.7 %) votes, beating Foster Campbell who gained 347.8k (39.3 %) by 188.4k votes in Louisiana.

James Lankford received 980.9k (67.7 %) votes, beating Mike Workman who gained 355.9k (24.6 %) by 625k votes in Oklahoma.

Tim Scott received 1.2M (60.6 %) votes, beating Thomas Dixon who gained 757k (37.0 %) by 484.6k votes in South Carolina.

Jerry Moran received 732.4k (62.2 %) votes, beating Patrick Wiesner who gained 379.7k (32.2 %) by 352.6k votes in Kansas.

Michael D. Crapo received 449k (66.1 %) votes, beating Jerry Sturgill who gained 188.2k (27.7 %) by 260.8k votes in Idaho.

Chuck Schumer received 5.2M (70.6 %) votes, beating Wendy Long who gained 2M (27.2 %) by 3.2M votes in New York.

Todd Young received 1.4M (52.1 %) votes, beating Evan Bayh who gained 1.2M (42.4 %) by 265k votes in Indiana.

Brian Schatz received 306.6k (73.6 %) votes, beating John Carroll who gained 92.7k (22.2 %) by 214k votes in Hawaii.