Which of these is the MOST likely pickup for D's?

[SWE]

They're all long-shots, but they're the only GOP held seats that aren't a complete lock.

I'm going to go with Georgia

[free my dawg]

By far Georgia, by virtue of not having batsh*t insane candidates (or not being Mississippi).

[Miles]

Georgia.

[IceSpear]

Kentucky

[TDAS04]

Probably Georgia.

[Zioneer]

Kentucky. Senator Turtle is going down.

[7,052,770]

We can't really answer this until after the Republican primaries in each state.

But probably Georgia.

[LeBron]

Georgia, especially with Broun or Gingrey. Unless Kingston makes more gaffes in the campaign like the "child janitors" one, then if he gets the nominee, it's less likely Nunn can beat him when he has a substantial money advantage.

Kentucky I'm just as optimistic about. A Grimes and Nunn duo in the Senate would be awesome and I would love to see some Democratic revenge on the direct takeout of the Senate Minority Leader. As for MS, I'm not a fan of Childers really at all and even if McDaniel pulls an upset on Cochran, I would still feel unsafe putting any money into here only to lose.

[ElectionsGuy]

Georgia. Republicans can really screw up here, and apparently Broun is in the lead for the primary, so that's not good! Kentucky Grimes has to defeat McConnell which is... more unlikely than not, and Mississippi there's almost no chance in the first place.

[windjammer]

I don't know seriously.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Georgia, because the runoff system. We have been seeing poll after poll, Nunn relatively ahead of her GOP challengers, whereas Landrieu been running slightly behind Cassidy. I give the edge to Nunn because she isn't the incumbant party.

[Brittain33]

Georgia, because the runoff system.

Kentucky, because of Georgia's runoff system.

It's too easy for Nunn to lead narrowly in the original election and then see the Dems and protest voters forget to show up in the follow-up.

[ag]

Georgia. It´s a Nunn.

[Kushahontas]

Georgia, because the runoff system.

Kentucky, because of Georgia's runoff system.

It's too easy for Nunn to lead narrowly in the original election and then see the Dems and protest voters forget to show up in the follow-up.

yeah, this

[Pessimistic Antineutrino]

Georgia. Paul Broun is far more likely to go supernova than Mitch McConnell.

[Chunk Yogurt for President!]

Kentucky if McConnell wins, Georgia if Bevin wins.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

I think even more so now, that Dems are gonna have to hold LA, CO and NC and not pickup any seats.

[NewYorkExpress]

Kentucky is more likely to be DEM victory

Mississippi is more likely to have an incumbent (Cochran) actually lose