This is purely for fun and in no way represents any psychic ability on my part.
My Senate predictions…
Dems Retain: VA, RI, OR, NJ, NM, NH, NC, MN, MI, MA, IL, IA, HI, DE, CO, AK
Dems Flip: KS*, GA
GOP Flips: WV, SD, MT, LA, AR
GOP Retains: WY, TX, TN, SC-A, SC-B, OK-A, OK-B, NE, MS, ME, KY, ID, AL
Final count, Harry Reid 52, Mitch McConnell 48.
South Dakota one pains me, I'd hoped Rounds would implode, and I'm still crossing my fingers. Maine puzzles me, because this state is way too blue to have a GOoPer Senator without a 3-way race. And Alison Lundergan Grimes if you're gonna run as a Democrat be proud of it, that said I'm still crossing my fingers for you because I'd rather have John Cornyn running the GOoPers in the Senate than McConnell.
Governors…
Dems Retain: CA, CO, CT, HI, IL, MD, MN, NH, OR, RI, VT
Dems Retain in name only: NY
Dems Flip: AK*, FL, ID, KS, ME, MI, PA, WI
GOP Flips: MA
GOP Retains: AL, AR, AZ, GA, IA, NE, NM, NV, OH, OK, SC, SD, TN, TX, WY
Dems gain a 27-23-1 advantage.
When Andrew Cuomo wins can we really count it as a "Democratic" victory? That said, I hope he decides to run for President in 2016. He'll make Hillary seem much more reasonable.
I'm not worried about a GOP win in Massachusetts. The lege will remain solidly Democratic keep him in check.
Texas hurts and will be a textbook example of too much reliance on targeting and Wendy Davis spent 9 months gathering cash (including much of mine) and doing nothing to define herself or her opponent and by the time she went on the offensive the race was already lost. That said Rick Perry beat Bill White 55-42.3%. I do expect Wendy to outperform both the polls and Bill White losing by only 53-45% (assuming that the Voter ID law doesn't do more than marginal damage, we shall see). The really disturbing races are down ballot as the GOP nominated certified lunatic Dan Patrick for Lt. Gov., criminal Ken Paxton for Attorney General, and the completely unqualified Glenn Hager for Comptroller.
House:
In the House the Dems net 1 seat, but given an utter dearth of public data on house races don't ask me to pick which.
State Leges:
Outside of my home state of Texas where I expect to lose a Senate seat and gain a house seat, I have no idea the state of play here. I couldn't even guess. What's happening in your state?
Propositions:
Outside of the Texas road funding proposition which I expect to pass, I have no idea what's on the ballot on other states. What's on the ballot in your state?