Here's the breakdown on the more important races:

Arizona: Not a big race here anymore, leans Republican, and will be won by Kyl.

California: Feinstein will win, but I have no clue by how much. I'm keeping it in the 50% range since California is not a state known for large landslides with its huge popuation.

Connecticut: This race is another race that isn't so big, but I believe it will be close in the end. Liberman will win by a tight margin.

Delaware: Boring. Carper wins.

Florida: Nelson wins.

Indiana: Question, 80 or 90 percent?

Maine: Yet again, a question on percentages, 60 or 70 percent?

Maryland: This is the third closest race. In the end, Cardin will win with the Democratic leanings in the state.

Massachusetts: Dems win.

Michigan: Dems win.

Minnesota: Dems win.

Mississippi: When's the last time they polled here? This race could be close, but alas, I say Lott wins.

Missouri: The closest race out there. I have no clue who will win, and I will go with the candidate I prefer for this prediction.

Montana: A semi-close race. It looks like Tester should win, but a big Republican turnout is possible.

Nebraska: Nelson wins.

Nevada: Ensign wins.

New Jersey: The fourth closest race, I think Menendez will win, but its impossible to tell.

New York: Clinton wins.

North Dakota: Another place lacking polls. Conrad should win, but surprises are possible.

New Mexico: I missed this one, probably because it's not at all competitive.

Ohio: A close race, but I give it to the the Democrats.

Pennsylvania: No longer very competitive, the Dems are shoo-ins.

Rhode Island: A close race that will result in a win for Whitehouse.

Tennessee: I wish this race were closer. I want Ford to win, but the polls are not favoring him. This will still be a close race, but I'm giving it to the Republicans this time.

Texas: Republican win.

Utah: Republican win.

Vermont: Independent win. Bernie Sanders rules!

Virginia: A very close race, I believe this is my second closest race, and I have the feeling that Webb will win by a close margin.

Washington: My state! Maria Cantwell will win, and McGavick has so far had a declining campaign. This race has almost no ads anymore, probably because it's just not so competitive anymore.

West Virginia: Dems win.

Wisconsin: Dems win.

Wyoming: Thomas wins.

I changed Missouri for the Republicans and New Jersey for the Dems, due to polls, and largely because at this point either side could win, but I'm giving a slight advantage towards the incumbent.
I changed some percentages, Hawaii, Delaware, New Mexico, and Massachusetts based on polls, but I didn't change the winning parties in those states.
Not much change so far these past few months. The races are coming down to the wire, and the winners at this point are decided in most states.

Basic prediction, not perfect, but it uses polls and personal guesses.

 By: padfoot714 (D-OH) - 2006-11-03 @ 23:47:33

I think Ohio, Rhode Island, and New Jersey are probably leaners at this point. GOP is more concerned with protecting Allen and Talent.

 By: RepubforDem (R-IL) - 2006-11-04 @ 00:48:17

I still want to know if Dick Lugar is advocating a national sales tax.

 By: padfoot714 (D-OH) - 2006-11-04 @ 03:55:31

Who is he? Personally I would actually prefer a sales tax to an income tax.

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