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Question: az ca co fl ga il in ia la mo nv nh nc oh pa wi
#1
AZ - John McCain (R)
 
#2
AZ - Ann Kirkpatrick (D)
 
#3
CA - Kamala Harris (D)
 
#4
CA - Loretta Sanchez (D)
 
#5
CO - Darryl Glenn (R)
 
#6
CO - Michael Bennet (D)
 
#7
FL - Marco Rubio (R)
 
#8
FL - Patrick Murphy (D)
 
#9
GA - Johnny Isakson (R)
 
#10
GA - Jim Barksdale (D)
 
#11
IL - Mark Kirk (R)
 
#12
IL - Tammy Duckworth (D)
 
#13
IN - Todd Young (R)
 
#14
IN - Evan Bayh (D)
 
#15
IA - Chuck Grassley (R)
 
#16
IA - Patty Judge (D)
 
#17
LA - Charles Boustany (R)
 
#18
LA - John Neely Kennedy (R)
 
#19
LA - Foster Campbell (D)
 
#20
LA - Caroline Fayard (D)
 
#21
MO - Roy Blunt (R)
 
#22
MO - Jason Kander (D)
 
#23
NV - Joe Heck (R)
 
#24
NV - Carolina Cortez-Masto (D)
 
#25
NH - Kelly Ayotte (R)
 
#26
NH - Maggie Hassan (D)
 
#27
NC - Richard Burr (R)
 
#28
NC - Deborah Ross (D)
 
#29
OH - Rob Portman (R)
 
#30
OH - Ted Strickland (D)
 
#31
PA - Pat Toomey (R)
 
#32
PA - Katie McGinty (D)
 
#33
WI - Ron Johnson (R)
 
#34
WI - Russ Feingold (D)
 
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Arizona: McCain, but very close; may well go to a recount. (Tossup)
California: Harris
Colorado: Bennet.  If a stronger Republican were running, this race could have been close. (Lean D)
Florida: Rubio (Tossup)
Illinois: Kirk; he's a moderate Republican who doesn't frighten suburbanites and hasn't embraced Trump.  Polls currently show him in striking distance, while Duckworth is gaffe-prone and facing a lawsuit. But if it were today, he would lose. (Tossup)
Indiana: Young.  Bayh is fool's gold for Democrats, although he might win if it were today. (Tossup)
Iowa: Grassley, but will be closer than his previous campaigns because of Merrick Garland. (Lean R)
Louisiana: Kennedy (Lean R)
Missouri: Blunt, but Kander is not to be underestimated. (Tossup)
Nevada: Heck (Tossup)
New Hampshire: Ayotte, but like Arizona, will be close and could easily go to a recount. (Tossup)
North Carolina: Burr
Ohio: Portman, for much the same reasons as Kirk, sans lawsuit. (Tossup)
Pennsylvania: Toomey, but McGinty if it the election were today. (Tossup)
Wisconsin: Feingold.  By far, the most likely Senate seat to change hands. Still, I rate it a Tossup because Johnson has enough time to come back with a strong campaign. (Tossup)
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