Who will win the Senate control in November?

[International Brotherhood of Bernard]

Democrats, but it will be narrow; I currently predict anywhere from 52-48 Dem to 50-50.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Republicans will win back the United States Senate, ending the Democrats' 8-year streak by picking up the following Senate seats:
1. South Dakota (Open)
2. West Virginia (Open)
3. Arkansas: I just see anti-incumbent sentiment dooming Pryor: backlash against the AR Dems is too strong (see GOPers taking out Lincoln in 2010, winning several down-ballot statewide offices that year and winning both chambers of the General Assembly in 2012).
4. North Carolina
5. Montana
6. Iowa (Open)
7. Michigan (Open): Snyder could have coattails to help Land cross the finish line

Snyder might have coattails to help Land, but that seems doubtful at this point. I'd say that Cassidy would defeat Landrieu in Louisiana and Gardner would defeat Udall in Colorado before Land wins.

He has predicted a GOP takeover all along. There is no correspondence of Land and Syder winning. MI just like Iowans in the case of Braley and Branstand do split votes.

Anyways Synder's lead is narrowerer.

I dont see how a Dem can benefit from a GOP takeover. If Sestak or Ginnoulius would have won like they were suppose to we would have 1 more seat.

[Sol]

They already completely ruined their chance at taking the tipping point state (NC) given the Libertarian, the Constitution guy, and Tillis' polarizing nature in the legislature. 

No. Tillis may have been the best possible candidate, except for maybe someone like Sue Myrick. Of course, he's still not great, but the GOP still has about a 46% chance of winning.

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No. Jones is too libertarian to get through a primary, and wouldn't be too strong in a general. Miller would not primary-challenge Hagan. Forest is a tea partier who, IIRC, is prone to gaffes.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Republicans 51-49.

[windjammer]

Republicans 51-49.

Which senators would be defeated Bushie?