Safe R because Republicans just improved 2 points on the Reuters/Ipsos generic congressional ballot poll.
You do realize that 538 thinks the Democrats' chance of winning this particular race is greater than 99.9% and the Republicans' chance is less than 0.1%, right? How could such probabilities equal Safe R?
The same site that said Hillary had a 99% chance of winning, right? LOL. Fake news.
It was never at 99%; the peak probability was 96% in August, and the final probability on Election Day was 71% - which, BTW, was more pessimistic than most other outlets.
Anyhow, my point is that the correct assessment of the Hawaii Senate race should be Safe D.
It’s at least likely R. Also you conveniently ignored when huffpost said Hillary had a 98-99.99% of winning THE NIGHT of the election.