[RunItUpTheGut]

The way I got it figured, every single race is already decided except for the ones below.
While I think Repubs have a good shot at getting the majority of these, which is what they'll need, I think anything is possible.

Arkansas-No reason Cotton shouldn't win. Pryor has been lagging behind him the entire time. I see this going Republican unless a major meltdown at the polls happen, or Dem turnout is crazy good in Arkansas, which I don't see happening.

Louisiana- As Smokey said, this will most likely be a Landrieu win Tuesday, but it will definitely go to a run off in either case. With the two candidates going head to head in front of a national stage in January, expect the Republican to come out ahead. Can you imagine if this state determines whether or not who gets control of the senate? There will be more money spent on that race these next two months than many campaigns combined.

Colorado- I think Gardner wins, but I wouldn't count out Udall just yet. The potheads may come out in full force as is usually the case with Colorado. I expect Gardner to eek one out, but wouldn't be surprised if Udall wins.

New Hampshire- If Shaheen loses to the shady Brown, then you'll know just how bad its gotten for dems. I didn't even expect this one to be close, but you have to give Brown one thing, hes definitely ran a good campaign. If this one goes red, ball game over.

Iowa- I like Ernst in this one, but as the polls have showed, its a dead heat. "Bailey" as Michelle puts it has had everyone but Barry himself come to Iowa. Honestly a toss up in this one, but I think Ernst has a slight advantage.

Georgia- I really think the dems steal this one and Nunn gets elected. Just a feeling.

Kansas-The Indocrat has been scaring the Repubs in this one for months now, but Orman is just a wolf in sheeps clothing and I think voters have realized this as the repubs have took back the lead in the polls, but don't be surprised if it happens. I think this state is critical to just how much of a majority the repubs will get.