National Journal: Senate and House Rankings

[Democratic Hawk]

Senate Race Rankings - by Hotline's Amy Walter & Quinn McCord

http://www.nationaljournal.com/njonline/no_20090420_6130.php

In order of most likely to switch:

1. Kentucky: Jim Bunning (R)

2. New Hampshire: Open Seat (R-Gregg)

3. Connecticut: Christopher Dodd (D)

4. Missouri: Open Seat (R-Bond)

5. Illinois: Roland Burris (D)

6. Pennsylvania: Arlen Specter (R)
 
7. Ohio: Open Seat (R-Voinovich)

8. Florida: Open Seat (R-Martinez)

9. Colorado: Michael Bennet (D)

10. Louisiana: David Vitter (R)

11. North Carolina: Richard Burr (R)

12. Nevada: Harry Reid (D)
 
13. Arkansas: Blanche Lincoln (D)

14. Delaware: Open Seat (D-Kaufman)

15. New York: Kirsten Gillibrand (D)

House Race Rankings - by Hotline's Tim Sahd

http://www.nationaljournal.com/njonline/no_20090421_6087.php

1. Louisiana-02 Anh (Joseph) Cao (R)

2. Idaho-01 Walt Minnick (D)

3. Florida-08 Alan Grayson (D)
 
4. Virginia-05 Tom Perriello (D)

5. Delaware-At Large Michael Castle (R)

6. Pennsylvania-06 Jim Gerlach (R)

7. Maryland-01 Frank Kratovil (D)

8. Michigan-11 Thaddeus McCotter (R)

9. New Hampshire-01 Carol Shea-Porter (D)
 
10. Ohio-01 Steve Driehaus (D)

11. Colorado-04 Betsy Markey (D)

12. Washington-08 Dave Reichert (R)

13. New York-20

14. Florida-10 Bill Young (R)

15. Mississippi-01 Travis Childers (D)

[Lunar]

Senate Race Rankings - by Hotline's Amy Walter & Quinn McCord

http://www.nationaljournal.com/njonline/no_20090420_6130.php

In order of most likely to switch:

1. Kentucky: Jim Bunning (R)

2. New Hampshire: Open Seat (R-Gregg)

3. Connecticut: Christopher Dodd (D)

4. Missouri: Open Seat (R-Bond)

5. Illinois: Roland Burris (D)

6. Pennsylvania: Arlen Specter (R)
 
7. Ohio: Open Seat (R-Voinovich)

8. Florida: Open Seat (R-Martinez)

9. Colorado: Michael Bennet (D)

10. Louisiana: David Vitter (R)

11. North Carolina: Richard Burr (R)

12. Nevada: Harry Reid (D)
 
13. Arkansas: Blanche Lincoln (D)

14. Delaware: Open Seat (D-Kaufman)

15. New York: Kirsten Gillibrand (D)

uh, no...

[AndrewTX]

Not that it matters much, but Chris Shays might run again in 2010.  Mainly because he needs to pay off his campaign debts, after king douche Sohn stole quite a bit from him in 2008.

[Landslide Lyndon]

Is Kirsten Gillibrand hot in that photo or what?

But seriously, I miss Chuck Todd's spot-on and often humorous analysis.

And Vitter more vulnerable than Burr? Seriously?

[Marokai Backbeat]

Not the best rankings I've seen so far.

[Rowan]

Poor Cao.

[Lunar]

Not the best rankings I've seen so far.

better question, are they the worst by a professional media organization?

answer: yes, by far.

[justfollowingtheelections]

Senate Race Rankings - by Hotline's Amy Walter & Quinn McCord

http://www.nationaljournal.com/njonline/no_20090420_6130.php

In order of most likely to switch:

1. Kentucky: Jim Bunning (R)

2. New Hampshire: Open Seat (R-Gregg)

3. Connecticut: Christopher Dodd (D)

4. Missouri: Open Seat (R-Bond)

5. Illinois: Roland Burris (D)

6. Pennsylvania: Arlen Specter (R)
 
7. Ohio: Open Seat (R-Voinovich)

8. Florida: Open Seat (R-Martinez)

9. Colorado: Michael Bennet (D)

10. Louisiana: David Vitter (R)

11. North Carolina: Richard Burr (R)

12. Nevada: Harry Reid (D)
 
13. Arkansas: Blanche Lincoln (D)

14. Delaware: Open Seat (D-Kaufman)

15. New York: Kirsten Gillibrand (D)

The senate list is laughable at best.  Illinois more likely to switch than Ohio?  Riigghhhhtt.
North Carolina should have been higher too.