2020 US Senate Election Ratings.

[nkpolitics1212]

AL- Lean R(Lean D if Moore-R is the Republican Nominee)
AK- Likely R
AZ- Lean D
AR- Solid-R
CO- Lean D(Likely D if Hickenlooper-D is the Democratic Nominee)
DE- Solid D
GA- Lean R
ID- Solid R
IL- Solid D
IA- Lean R
KS- Likely-R(Tilt R if Kobach-R is the Republican Nominee)
KY- Lean R
LA- Solid R
ME- Tilt D(Likely D if Collins-R is not the Republican Nominee)
MA- Solid D
MI- Likely D(Lean D if James-R is the Republican Nominee)
MN- Likely D
MS- Likely R
MT- Likely R(Tilt D if Bullock-D is the Democratic Nominee)
NE- Solid R
NH- Likely D(Lean D if Ayotte-R or Sununu-R are the Republican Nominee)
NJ- Solid D
NM- Solid D
NC- Tilt D
OK- Solid R(Lean R if Pruitt-R is the Republican Nominee)
OR- Solid D
RI- Solid D
SC- Solid R
SD- Solid R
TN- Solid R
TX- Likely R(Tilt R if Beto-D is the Democratic Nominee)
VA- Likely D(Solid D if Stewart-R is the Republican Nominee)
WV- Likely R
WY- Solid R
Democrats lose AL, pick up AZ,CO,ME,and NC.

[femmocrat]

1. Thanks, interesting!

I would love to see Collins (ME) go down. Also, Mitch, but he’s probably firmly entrenched.
I hope Scott Kelly decides to run in AZ. Is that why AZ could go blue?

What is the prediction in terms of balance?

[nkpolitics1212]

3. AZ could go blue because Mark Kelly, Greg Stanton, or Ruben Gallego-D are top tier candidates.

Unless Sinema-D and McSally-R make a bipartisan pact that they will stay neutral in their US Senate Re-election campaigns, McSally-R will lose by a narrow to high single digit margin.

The prediction in terms of balance is
2 Independents that caucuses with Democrats
47 Democrats without ME(whoever replaces Collins)
50 Republicans without ME(Collins)

[LongtimeAZDem]

2. I don't know where they're getting this, but I doubt will pic up another seat here in Arizona /nt