Competitive Senate Races

[°Leprechaun]

By "competitive" I mean races that are close or will be and ones which you expect to watch closely. Some races although predictable, may still be competitive but not likely upsets. In other words vote as to what you think is predictable or most likely.

Since things keep changing I am allowing you to change your vote, also.
Poll ends in 10 days.

I am going with 3 VA, MO, and TN. (although NJ and AZ could be interesting also to watch)

[nini2287]

I'd RI and NJ to that list.

[°Leprechaun]

I don't think RI is competitive, really. It would be interesting to see a 50-50 split, though, if Chafee could win. Would he remain a Republican?

[Jake]

PA, NJ, VA, TN, MO, MT, RI (7).

[adam]

PA

I'm curious as to your reasoning behind this.

[Conan]

Rhode Island and Pennsylvania are no longer competitive.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

3 tossups (MO, TN, VA)
5 leans (AZ, MD, MT, NJ, RI)

(So I'm not the worl'ds best typist.)

[Sam Spade]

3 tossups (MO, TN, VA)
5 leans (AZ, MD, MT, NZ, RI)

The New Zealand Senate seat is up this year?

[okstate]

Right at five.

MT, NJ, TN, MO, VA

RI, MD, AZ, and maybe even MI are less competitive.

Outside that we have OH and PA.

[adam]

MO, MT, TN, VA

[Adlai Stevenson]

There are three, i.e. MTV; Missouri, Tennessee and Virginia.  I was unsure about New Jersey but I think in the end Menendez will win by a larger margin than most polls predict, in the 52%-53% range. 

[SPQR]

MO,TN,VA,NJ.

[True Democrat]

Right now, I think it's all going to come down to Misssouri and Tennessee, though NJ might also be competitive.

[Raoul Takemoto]

I think NJ is very much competitive, considering recent polls.  I rank the most competitive MO, followed by TN, VA and NJ.  I think MD is just about wrapped up fro Cardin, and the GOP can forget about OH, PA and MT.

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The most competitive are MO, TN, VA, and NJ, in that order.

[Cubby]

Competitive: MO, TN, VA, NJ (4)

AZ, RI, MT, MD, CT and OH all seem to be clear by now.

[opebo]

1.  Missouri
2.  Tennessee
3.  Montana
4.  Virginia
5.  Rhode Island
6.  Ohio

7.  No other races are really competitive.

Tennessee is less competitive then Missouri only because of Ford's race.  

  

[Stranger in a strange land]

At this point, the most competitive are VA, MO, TN, and maybe MT. RI, OH, and PA are slightly less so as Chaffee, Santorum, and DeWine all look very likely to lose their seats. MD is somewhat competitive but is becoming less so as voters realize how conservative Steele is.