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2014 Senate elections · Louisiana history

Louisiana U.S. Senate election 2014

Bill Cassidy REP +11.9 gain · Class II seat · held 12/6/14

Votes counted
1,273,589
Margin
11.9 pts
Seat held by
Democraticchanged party

Top-two primary 11/4/14

CandidatePartyVotesShareBar
Mary L. Landrieu WonDEM619,40242.08%
Bill CassidyREP603,04840.97%
Rob ManessREP202,55613.76%
Thomas ClementsREP14,1730.96%
Brannon McMorrisLIB13,0340.89%
Wayne AblesDEM11,3230.77%
William WaymireDEM4,6730.32%
Vallian SenegalDEM3,8350.26%
Total1,472,044

Official source: Election-Statistics

Runoff 12/6/14

CandidatePartyVotesShareBar
Bill Cassidy WonREP712,37955.94%
Mary L. LandrieuDEM561,21044.07%
Total1,273,589

Official source: Election-Statistics

Other Louisiana Senate races

YearSeatWinnerMargin
2022Class IIIJohn Kennedy43.7
2020Class IIBill Cassidy40.3
2016Class IIIJohn Kennedy21.3
2014Class IIBill Cassidy11.9
2010Class IIIDavid Vitter18.9
2008Class IIMary L. Landrieu6.4
2004Class IIIDavid Vitter21.7
2002Class IIMary L. Landrieu3.4
1998Class IIIJohn B. Breaux32.4
1996Class IIMary L. Landrieu0.3
1992Class IIIJohn B. Breaux64.2
1990Class IIBennett Johnston10.4

Full Louisiana Senate history →

Questions and answers

Who won the 2014 Louisiana Senate race?

Bill Cassidy (REP) won with 55.9% of the vote, ahead of Mary L. Landrieu (44.1%), a margin of 11.9 points.

Did the Louisiana 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 Louisiana Senate race?

1,273,589 votes were counted for the candidates in the runoff.

Compiled by FiveThirtyEight from the official source linked above.