Reluctantly flipped Nevada and Illinois to GOP. I know the polls show PA going to Toomey, but I have a feeling Dem turnout is predicted to be too low in the polls and I feel that Sestak will pull it off. Colorado is as tossup as tossup can get, but I will give the edge to Bennet.

Flipped West Virginia and Wisconsin.

Looks like Manchin has retaken the lead. I still hold out hope Feingold will be able to pull it out, the poll in WI-8 makes me a bit more confident, since Johnson's lead there if true would probably mean pretty much a tie statewide. With that being said until other polling shows in closer I can't justify leaving it as Dem.

Nevada is on the edge of flipping. Angle being completely crazy should keep the seat in Reid's hands, but I am becoming less and less confident in that.

Pennsylvania, polls have been all over the place, from a solid Toomey lead to a tie. This is another I could easily flip, but will leave it as is for now.

Colorado, pure tie at this point. I give a very slight edge to Bennett holding on to it. I wouldn't be surprised if a winner isn't known right away.

Illinois, Kirk does seem to have anywhere from a 2-4 point lead right now. However, if any state is going to have undecideds break towards the Dems its Illinois. If the polls were a point or two higher I would give this to Kirk, but at this point I think a Republican probably needs a 3-5 point lead heading into election day in Illinois to win, its 2-4 now, so by the skin of the teeth I give this as a hold for the Dems.

Both Washington and California are right on the tossup/lean line, just decided to go with lean due to the state. Wisconsin is probably my most questionable pick, I just have a feeling Feingold will pull it out, though we might know no the result on Election Night.

Bennet and Sestak appear to have the momentum.