2018 US Senate Election Rating.

[nkpolitics1212]

Solid Democratic
CA(Feinstein-D) 24
CT(Murphy-D) 25
DE(Carper-D) 26
HI(Hirono-D) 27
ME(King-I/D) 28
MD(Cardin-D) 29
MA(Warren-D) 30
MN(Klobuchar-D) 31
NM(Heinrich-D) 32
NY(Gillibrand-D) 33
RI(Whitehouse-D) 34
VT(Sanders-I/D) 35
VA(Kaine-D) 36
WA(Cantwell-D) 37
Solid Republican
MS(Wicker-R) 43
NE(Fischer-R) 44
UT(Romney-R) 45
WY(Barrasso-R) 46
Likely Democratic
MI(Stabenow-D)38
MN(Smith-D)39
NJ(Menendez-D)40
OH(Brown-D)41
PA(Casey-D)42
WI(Baldwin-D)43
Likely Republican
MS(Hyde Smith-R)47
Lean Democratic
AZ(Sinema-D)44
MT(Tester-D) 45
WV(Manchin-D)46
Lean Republican
TX(Cruz-R)48
Slight Democratic
FL(Nelson-D)47
IN(Donnelly-D)48
MO(McCaskill-D)49
NV(Rosen-D)50
ND(Heitkamp-D)51
TN(Bredesen-D)52

[no_hypocrisy]

1. Note about NJ-Menendez

There's a Republican named Bob Hugin who's been running a lot of TV spots, making an impossible promise to Menendez voters and Independents: that Hugin will vote *independently* of the Senate Leadership if the law isn't good for New Jersey.

We all know how that will turn out if he ingenuously means it. He'll vote for a tax cut that hurts New Jersey if he's told to. He's not even close to Susan Collins.