I don't think I'm gonna go as in-depth here as I did with the gubernatorial predictions due to two factors: laziness and homework.
SenateGOP +8 (PA, IN, IL, WI, AR, ND, CO & NV)
Democrats hold the chamber.
Notable Senate races:
NH: Ayotte (R) +12
NY: Schumer (D) +33
NY2: Gillibrand (D) +17
PA: Toomey (R) +4
DE: Coons (D) +14
WV: Chin-man (DINO) +4
OH: Portman (R) +16
KY: Paul (Objectivist) +8
SC: Greene (D) +52 (Don't count that one toward my total though.)
FL: Rubio (R) +13
AR: Boozehound (R) +16
MO: Blunt (Anti-Prohibition) +8
WI: Johnson (R) +6
IL: Kirk (R) +1
CO: Buck (R) +2
NV: Angle (R) +4
CA: Boxer (D) +6
OR: Wyden (D) +17
WA: Murray (D) +0.6
AK: Miller, maybe? I have no clue on the margin.
HouseGOP +50 sounds about right. I guess it'd be more surprising if it was less than that than it would be if it was more though.
Republicans take over the chamber.
I'll predict my House race and the one next to me.
NY-20
Gibson 53% (GOP PICKUP)
Murphy 47%
NY-19
Hayworth 51% (GOP PICKUP)
Hall 49%
Preparing for bummers on both fronts so if either of them survives I'll be pleasantly surprised.
Oddly enough, I think Hall is definitely more likely to survive despite not fitting his district very well at all
ideologically. They wouldn't have sent Clinton in there for him if they didn't think he had a good shot.
