"Sleeper" Senate seats

[Kevin]

On a spin-off of the the "sleeper" House seats that another forumite made a thread of, what Senate seats out there this election cycle could we see surprise results that were not really expected?

My vote for the GOP goes to Wisconsin, Oregon, perhaps Connecticut(if Richard opens his mouth a couple of more times), and had the GOP actually found an electable candidate; New York.

For the Democrats, I think North Carolina isn't entirely out of the question despite the fact that most factors are not playing into such a possibility. Although Kentucky and Missouri certainly are, considering that the two GOP candidates in those seats aren't running particularly smooth campaign from what I've gathered, although I haven't been following Missouri too closely, oh and so is Indiana also.


So does anyone else see any "sleeper" Senate seats out there.

[Lunar]

I wonder how much more "sleeper" potential Louisiana and New Hampshire have over North Carolina

[Kevin]

I wonder how much more "sleeper" potential Louisiana and New Hampshire have over North Carolina

Those too,

I guess 2010 has alot of this potential.