Marshall is surely the single-most endangered Democrat incumbent, bar none. I think Barrow is toast, too. The one thing I have to see, however, is how much $$ the challengers are raising. We can talk up great candidates all we want, but if they're not coming close to matching the incumbents in the $$ department, they can forget about it (there are some exceptions to the rule, of course). Of course, even if the Democrats win back the House (that's more likely than the Senate), it'll be as brief control as the Senate was following the Jeffords apostasy. The #1 agenda of the Congressional Democrats is Impeachment. I don't care how high Dubya's negatives allegedly are (and I believe his approval is at least at 50%, not 40%), the support for Impeachment amongst the general public is only coming from the moonbat fringe. If 2006 is 1946 in reverse for the Democrats, we always have 2008 (as the new 1948-in-reverse) to look forward to.
Antiguv, how much money does Collins have in the bank right now?
It can't help Marshall nor Barrow with Perdue leading by 20 points.