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2014 Senate elections · Alaska history

Alaska U.S. Senate election 2014

Dan Sullivan REP +2.1 gain · Class II seat · held 11/4/14

Votes counted
282,400
Margin
2.1 pts
Seat held by
Democraticchanged party

General election 11/4/14

CandidatePartyVotesShareBar
Dan Sullivan WonREP135,44547.96%
Mark BegichDEM129,43145.83%
Mark S. FishLIB10,5123.72%
Ted GianoutsosUN5,6362.00%
Write-in—1,3760.49%
Total282,400

Official source: Election-Statistics

Other Alaska Senate races

YearSeatWinnerMargin
2022Class IIILisa Murkowski7.4
2020Class IIDan Sullivan12.7
2016Class IIILisa Murkowski15.2
2014Class IIDan Sullivan2.1
2010Class IIILisa Murkowski4.0
2008Class IIMark Begich1.2
2004Class IIILisa Murkowski3.0
2002Class IITed Stevens67.7
1998Class IIIFrank Murkowski54.8
1996Class IITed Stevens64.2
1992Class IIIFrank Murkowski14.6
1990Class IITed Stevens34.0

Full Alaska Senate history →

Questions and answers

Who won the 2014 Alaska Senate race?

Dan Sullivan (REP) won with 48.0% of the vote, ahead of Mark Begich (45.8%), a margin of 2.1 points.

Did the Alaska Senate seat change party in 2014?

Yes. It moved from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party.

How many votes were cast in the 2014 Alaska Senate race?

282,400 votes were counted for the candidates in the general election.

Compiled by FiveThirtyEight from the official source linked above.