As of October 2025, there are 47 Democratic senators, along with two independents who caucus with the Democrats, bringing the total in the Democratic caucus to 49. The Democratic party is the minority in the Senate, which is controlled by Republicans.
Democratic
leadership
· Minority
Leader: Chuck Schumer (New York)
· Minority Whip: Dick Durbin (Illinois)
List
of Democratic senators (47)
· Alabama: N/A
· Alaska: N/A
· Arizona: Mark
Kelly
· Arkansas: N/A
· California: Laphonza
Butler, Alex Padilla
· Colorado: Michael
Bennet
· Connecticut: Richard
Blumenthal, Chris Murphy
· Delaware: Lisa
Blunt Rochester, Tom Carper
· Florida: N/A
· Georgia: Jon
Ossoff, Raphael Warnock
· Hawaii: Mazie
Hirono, Brian Schatz
· Idaho: N/A
· Illinois: Tammy
Duckworth, Dick Durbin
· Indiana: N/A
· Iowa: N/A
· Kansas: N/A
· Kentucky: N/A
· Louisiana: N/A
· Maine: N/A
· Maryland: Angela
Alsobrooks, Chris Van Hollen
· Massachusetts: Ed
Markey, Elizabeth Warren
· Michigan: Debbie
Stabenow, Gary Peters
· Minnesota: Amy
Klobuchar, Tina Smith
· Mississippi: N/A
· Missouri: N/A
· Montana: Jon
Tester
· Nebraska: N/A
· Nevada: Catherine
Cortez Masto, Jacky Rosen
· New
Hampshire: Maggie Hassan, Jeanne Shaheen
· New Jersey: Cory
Booker, Andy Kim
· New Mexico: Martin
Heinrich, Ben Ray Luján
· New York: Kirsten
Gillibrand, Chuck Schumer
· North
Carolina: N/A
· North Dakota: N/A
· Ohio: Sherrod
Brown
· Oklahoma: N/A
· Oregon: Jeff
Merkley, Ron Wyden
· Pennsylvania: Bob
Casey Jr., John Fetterman
· Rhode Island: Jack
Reed, Sheldon Whitehouse
· South
Carolina: N/A
· South Dakota: N/A
· Tennessee: N/A
· Texas: N/A
· Utah: N/A
· Vermont: N/A
· Virginia: Tim
Kaine, Mark Warner
· Washington: Maria
Cantwell, Patty Murray
· West Virginia: N/A
· Wisconsin: Tammy
Baldwin
· Wyoming: N/A
Independents
who caucus with the Democrats
· Maine: Angus King
· Vermont: Bernie Sanders
As of October 2025, there are 47 Democratic senators and two independent senators who caucus with the Democrats in the U.S. Senate. This gives the Democratic caucus 49 members in total.
Key
Democratic leaders and members include:
· Chuck Schumer (New
York): Senate Minority Leader.
· Richard
Durbin (Illinois): Senate Minority Whip.
· Tammy
Baldwin (Wisconsin): A member of the Democratic caucus.
· Michael
Bennet (Colorado): A member of the Democratic caucus.
· Richard
Blumenthal (Connecticut): A member of the Democratic caucus.
· Cory Booker (New
Jersey): A member of the Democratic caucus.
· Catherine Cortez
Masto (Nevada): A member of the Democratic caucus.
· John
Fetterman (Pennsylvania): A member of the Democratic caucus.
· Mark
Warner (Virginia): A member of the Democratic caucus.
· Jon Ossoff (Georgia): A member of the Democratic caucus.
Note: The exact composition of the Senate and leadership can be subject to change due to elections or shifts in political allegiances. For the most current and complete list, you can consult the official U.S. Senate website.
25
States have no Democrat Senators. 19
States have 2 Democrat Senators. 33
Senate seats will be elected in November 2026.
Republicans
need to win Democrat Senate seats in Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, Minnesota,
Michigan, Virginia, New Jersey and New Mexico.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_United_States_Senate_elections
Comments
Allowing only eligible US Citizens to vote should be legally established by the Supreme Court by November 2026. This would also apply to the number of US House seats. After the Midterms, Republicans should pass Laws supporting all Supreme Court’s findings.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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