Editing Republican Revolution (section)

=== Senate ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! rowspan=1 | Name
! rowspan=1 | State
! rowspan=1 | Predecessor
! rowspan=1 | Predecessor's fate
|-
| [[Richard Shelby]]
| [[Alabama]]
| Himself as a Democrat
| Switched parties<ref group="lower-alpha">Shelby had been elected in [[1986 United States Senate election in Alabama|1986]] and [[1992 United States Senate election in Alabama|1992]] as a Democrat, but switched parties in 1994.</ref>
|-
| [[Jon Kyl]]
| [[Arizona]]
| [[Dennis DeConcini]]
| Retired
|-
| [[Ben Nighthorse Campbell]]
| [[Colorado]]
| Himself as a Democrat
| Switched parties<ref group="lower-alpha">Campbell was elected in [[1992 United States Senate election in Colorado|1992]] as a Democrat, but switched parties on March 3, 1995.</ref>
|-
| [[Olympia Snowe]]
| [[Maine]]
| [[George J. Mitchell|George Mitchell]]
| Retired
|-
| [[Spencer Abraham]]
| [[Michigan]]
| [[Donald Riegle]]
| Retired
|-
| [[Mike DeWine]]
| [[Ohio]]
| [[Howard Metzenbaum]]
| Retired
|-
| [[Jim Inhofe]]
| [[Oklahoma]]
| [[David Boren]]
| Retired<ref group="lower-alpha">Boren's impending resignation to assume the presidency of the [[University of Oklahoma]] triggered a special election where Inhofe won. Boren resigned a week after the special election, with Inhofe being sworn in 2 days later for the remainder of Boren's term ending in 1997.</ref>
|-
| [[Rick Santorum]]
| [[Pennsylvania]]
| [[Harris Wofford]]
| Defeated
|-
| [[Fred Thompson]]
| [[Tennessee]]
| [[Harlan Mathews]]
| Retired<ref group="lower-alpha">Mathews was appointed to the seat as a caretaker following the resignation of [[Vice President of the United States|Vice President]] [[Al Gore]]; Thompson was elected to serve the remaining two years of the term.</ref>
|-
| [[Bill Frist]]
| [[Tennessee]]
| [[Jim Sasser]]
| Defeated
|-
| [[Kay Bailey Hutchison]]
| [[Texas]]
| [[Bob Krueger]]
| Defeated<ref group="lower-alpha">Hutchison won the Senate seat from the Democrats in the [[1993 United States Senate special election in Texas|1993 special election]] to succeed Bob Krueger, who had been appointed to this seat following the resignation of [[Lloyd Bentsen]], who had become the [[United States Secretary of the Treasury|Secretary of the Treasury]], seen as a precursor to the Republican Revolution.</ref>
|}
{{reflist|group=lower-alpha}}