I made a similar table in Excel here similar to yours.
Let me know if you have any concerns about these. There's a few here I'm debating. Like whether Wisconsin is is Lean R or Likely R or whether Rhode Island is Likely D or Safe D. Mostly though the reason why there are so many "Likely D's" and not as many "Safe D's" is because of Open Seats (MD, MA, RI) and unpopular incumbents (HI), the rest (MN, NH) are normal.
Georgia should be Lean R. Iowa should be Safe R, Nevada should be Safe R, New Mexico should be Safe R, Connecticut should be a tossup, and Pennsylvania should be Likely D.
