I don’t currently have live access to up-to-date Senate election rosters in this turn. However, I can share the general framework and how to verify who is up for reelection. Direct answer (based on the request likely aiming at current or recent election cycles)
- If you’re asking about which U.S. senators are up for reelection in a specific cycle (e.g., 2026 or 2024), the answer depends on the Senate class system:
- Class I seats were last contested in 2024 and will be up again in 2030.
- Class II seats were last contested in 2022 and will be up again in 2028.
- Class III seats were last contested in 2020 and will be up again in 2026.
- For each cycle, the official Senate site and reputable election trackers (e.g., Ballotpedia, 270toWin) publish the full list of incumbents up for reelection, along with open-seat races and contested seats.
What I can do next
- If you tell me the specific election year you’re interested in (e.g., 2026, 2028, or a particular cycle), I can compile a precise list of:
- Incumbent senators in each class up for reelection
- Any open seats and notable races
- A quick status note on which seats are considered competitive and why
- I can also provide a concise table summarizing the incumbents, states, and class alignments for that cycle, with citations to authoritative sources.