2014 Senatorial Predictions

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Alabama- Jeff Sessions (R)
Alaska- Mead Treadwell (R)
Arkansas- Tom Cotton (R)
Colorado- Mark Udall (D)
Delaware- Chris Coons (D)
Georgia- Paul Broun (R)
Hawaii- Brian Schatz (D)
Idaho- Jim Risch (R)
Illinois-Dick Durbin (D)
Iowa- Bruce Braley (D)
Kansas- Todd Tiahart (R)
Kentucky Alison Lundgren Grimes (D)
Louisana- Bill Cassidy (R)
Maine- Susan Collins- (R)
Massachusetts- Ed Markey (D)
Michigan- Gary Peters (D)
Minnesota- Al Franken (D)
Mississippi- Stacey Pickering (R)
Montana- Champ Edmunds (R)
Nebraska- Dave Heineman (R)
New Hampshire- Jeanne Shaheen (D)
New Jersey- Cory Booker (D)
New Mexico- Tom Udall (D)
North Carolina- Kay Hagan (D)
Oklahoma- Jim Inhofe (R)
Oregon- Jeff Merkley (D)
Rhode Island- Jack Reed (D)
South Carolina- Lindsey Graham (R)
South Carolina Special- Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota- Kristi Noem (R)
Tennessee- Lamar Alexander (R)
Texas- John Cornyn (R)
Virginia- Mark Warner (D)
West Virginia- Shelly Moore Capito (R)
Wyoming- Elizabeth Cheney (R)

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Updated Predictions

Alabama- Jeff Sessions (R)
Alaska- Mead Treadwell (R)
Arkansas- Tom Cotton (R)
Colorado- Mark Udall (D)
Delaware- Chris Coons (D)
Georgia- Michelle Nunn (D)
Illinois- Richard "Dick" Durbin (D)
Idaho- Jim Risch (R)
Iowa- Bruce Braley (D)
Kansas- Pat Roberts (R)
Kentucky Alison Lundergan Grimes (D)
Louisana- Bill Cassidy (R)
Maine- Susan Collins (R)
Massachusetts- Ed Markey (D)
Michigan- Gary Peters (D)
Minnesota- Al Franken (D)
Mississippi- Chris McDaniel (R)
Montana- Steve Daines (R)
Nebraska- Don Stenberg (R)
New Hampshire- Jeanne Shaheen (D)
New Jersey- Cory Booker (D)
New Mexico- Mark Udall (D)
North Carolina- Greg Brannon (R)
Oklahoma- Jim Inhofe (R)
Oregon- Jeff Merkley (D)
Rhode Island- Jack Reed (D)
South Carolina "A"- Lee Bright (R)
South Carolina "B- Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota- Mike Rounds (R)
Tennessee- Lamar Alexander (R)
Texas- John Cornyn (R)
Virginia- Mark Warner (D)
West Virginia- Shelly Moore Capito (R)
Wyoming- Liz Cheney (R)

Net result is R+4... but they'll need a new leader.

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Updated Predictions

Alabama- Jeff Sessions (R)
Alaska- Mead Treadwell (R)
Arkansas- Tom Cotton (R)
Colorado- Mark Udall (D)
Delaware- Chris Coons (D)
Georgia- Michelle Nunn (D)
Illinois- Richard "Dick" Durbin (D)
Idaho- Jim Risch (R)
Iowa- Bruce Braley (D)
Kansas- Pat Roberts (R)
Kentucky Alison Lundergan Grimes (D)
Louisana- Bill Cassidy (R)
Maine- Susan Collins (R)
Massachusetts- Ed Markey (D)
Michigan- Gary Peters (D)
Minnesota- Al Franken (D)
Mississippi- Chris McDaniel (R)
Montana- Steve Daines (R)
Nebraska- Don Stenberg (R)
New Hampshire- Jeanne Shaheen (D)
New Jersey- Cory Booker (D)
New Mexico- Mark Udall (D)
North Carolina- Greg Brannon (R)
Oklahoma- Jim Inhofe (R)
Oregon- Jeff Merkley (D)
Rhode Island- Jack Reed (D)
South Carolina "A"- Lee Bright (R)
South Carolina "B- Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota- Mike Rounds (R)
Tennessee- Lamar Alexander (R)
Texas- John Cornyn (R)
Virginia- Mark Warner (D)
West Virginia- Shelly Moore Capito (R)
Wyoming- Liz Cheney (R)

Net result is R+4... but they'll need a new leader.

Wouldn't this be R+5?
I can see most of this happening, except I'm not sure about Bannon in North Carolina.

Also, if this does happen, who ends up becoming the GOP Leader? Thune or Coryn?

You're right... I can't count worth jack...

As for the new GOP leader... I'd say it'll be Thune or Moran.

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Time to update

Alabama-Jeff Sessions
Alaska-Mead Treadwell/Daniel Sullivan (Whichever of these two challengers emerges with GOP nomination should win)
Arkansas-Tom Cotton (If your're looking for a safe bet on an incumbent to go down, Pryor is your bet)
Colorado-Mark Udall (This one will be closer than previously thought, but I think Hickenlooper is more likely to lose)
Delaware-Chris Coons (Only way this gets interesting is if someone like Beau Biden is a late primary entry)
Georgia-Karen Handel(Upset Special A) (I think the GOP primary is close enough that only Art Gardner and Derrick Grayson, Handel is probably the best candidate to match Nunn's advantage's, but it will be very close.)
Hawaii-Brian Schatz (Yes, this Primary will get nasty, yes it could get competitive, but if former popular former Governor Linda Lingle couldn't win here, how could Cam Cavasso?)
Idaho-Jim Risch
Illinois-Dick Durbin
Iowa-Bruce Braley
Kansas-Pat Roberts (The sad part is if Milton Wolf wins the GOP primary, He'd win the General with Ease)
Kentucky-Alison Lundergan Grimes (Gut tells me she beats McConnell, loses narrowly to Bevin, therefore upset special B)
Louisiana-Bill Cassidy (In Runoff) (30% chance Landrieu doesn't make the runoff)
Maine-Susan Collins
Massachusetts- Ed Markey
Michigan-Gary Peters
MinnesotaAl Franken
Mississippi-Chris McDaniel
Montana-Steve Daines(Even with Walsh becoming an incumbent, the Democrats are still heavy underdogs)
Nebraska-Ben Sasse
New HampshireJeanne Shaheen( If Scott Brown makes up his mind about what he's doing, this race could be more competitive... but Shaheen would still be favored)
New Jersey Cory Booker (Even more of a prohibitive favorite with the Christie imbroglio going on)
New Mexico-Tom Udall
North Carolina Greg Brannon
Oklahoma-Jim Inhofe
Oklahoma 'B' T.W Shannon
Oregon-Jeff Merkley
Rhode Island-Jack Reed
South Carolina-Lee Bright(Graham needs to get over 50%, because I don't think he's going to win a runoff)
South Carolina "B" Tim Scott
South Dakota Mike Rounds (Pressler gets to about 10-15% but I think he draws from both candidates equally, thus a Rounds victory)
TennesseeJoe Carr (Again, doesn't matter who wins the GOP primary, they'll win the General with ease)
Texas John Cornyn (If Steve Stockman was slightly competent he could beat Cornyn)
Virginia Mark Warner (This one has the potential to get closer (5-10% margin) with Gillespie, but there's no guarantee  that he will be the nominee.
West Virginia Shelly Moore Capito(Even with Tennant, this one's gone)
Wyoming Mike Enzi (All the fun got sucked out of this race when Liz Cheney dropped out)