Just moving NC from D >50% to D >40%. Hagan should win somewhere around 48/45

Selected Results:<br /> <br /> NH: Shaheen, 53%; Brown, 45% <br /> VA: Warner, 52%; Gillespie, 45%<br /> WV: Capito, 52%, Tennant, 46% (R+1)<br /> KY: McConnell, 51%; Grimes, 47%<br /> NC: Tillis, 50%; Hagan, 48% (R+1)<br /> GA: Perdue, 54%; Nunn, 44%<br /> MI: Peters, 52%; Land, 47%<br /> MS: Cochran, 54%; Childers, 45%<br /> MN: Franken, 52%; McFadden, 46% <br /> IA: Ernst, 51%; Braley, 48% (R+1)<br /> AR: Cotton, 53%; Pryor, 46% (R+1)<br /> LA: Cassidy, 51%; Landrieu, 49% (R+1)*<br /> SD: Rounds, 46%; Weiland, 38%; Pressler, 15% (R+1)<br /> MT: Daines, 55%; Walsh, 43% (R+1)<br /> CO: Udall, 50%; Gardner, 48%<br /> OR: Merkley, 54%; Wehby, 44%<br /> AK: Sullivan, 49%; Begich, 48% (R+1) <br /> <br /> * - Runoff result<br /> <br /> GOP gets the majority on election night 52-47. Since Louisiana's election will not play a determining factor in determining the majority party in the Senate, Landrieu runs a good runoff campaign against Cassidy and almost manages an upset. In the end its not enough though and the GOP takes over 53-47.

Republicans win 50 seats on election night, and Landrieu's defeat in the runoff a few weeks later gives them the majority. THAD COCHRAN IS CHAIRMAN OF APPROPRIATIONS!!!1!<br />rn<br />rnSome Select States<br />rn<br />rnNH: Shaheen, 54%; Brown, 45%<br />rnVA: Warner, 53%; Gillespie, 45% <br />rnWV: Capito, 51%; Tennant, 48%<br />rnNC: Tillis, 50%; Hagan, 48%<br />rnGA: Kingston, 53%; Nunn, 46%<br />rnMI: Peters, 52%; Land, 47%<br />rnKY: McConnell, 49%; Grimes, 48%<br />rnMS: Cochran, 54%; Childers, 44% <br />rnIA: Braley, 50; Ernst, 48%<br />rnAR: Cotton, 51%; Pryor, 47%<br />rnLA*: Cassidy, 55%; Landrieu, 45%<br />rnMT: Daines, 52%; Walsh, 46%<br />rnCO: Udall, 50%; Gardner, 47%<br />rnAK: Begich, 49%; Sullivan, 48%<br />rn<br />rn* - results of the runoff

Alabama: Jeff Sessions (R)
Alaska: Mark Begich (D)
Arkansas: Mark Pryor (D)
Colorado: Mark Udall (D)
Delaware: Chris Coons (D)
Georgia: Karen Handel (R)
Hawaii special: Colleen Hanabusa (D)
Idaho: Jim Risch (R)
Illinois: Dick Durbin (D)
Iowa: Bruce Braley (D)
Kansas: Pat Roberts (R)
Kentucky: Mitch McConnell (R)
Louisiana: Mary Landrieu (D)
Maine: Susan Collins (R)
Massachusetts: Ed Markey (D)
Michigan: Gary Peters (D)
Minnesota: Al Franken (D)
Mississippi: Mark Keenum (R)
Montana: Marc Racicot (R)
Nebraska: Adrian Smith (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: Lindsay Graham (R)
South Carolina special: Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota: Mike Rounds (R)
Tennessee: Lamar Alexander (R)
Texas: John Cornyn (R)
Virginia: Mark Warner (D)
West Virginia: Natalie Tennant (D)
Wyoming: Mike Enzi (R)