Also there are some Rat Senators from Red states who are up for reelection..
How red can the states be then?
Here are the Senators up for reelection in 2010:
Evan Bayh, Democratic Senator from Indiana
Michael Bennet, Democratic Senator from Colorado
Barbara Boxer, Democratic Senator from California
Roland Burris, Democratic Senator from Illinois
Christopher Dodd, Democratic Senator from Connecticut
Byron Dorgan, Democratic Senator from North Dakota
Russell Feingold, Democratic Senator from Wisconsin
Daniel Inouye, Democratic Senator from Hawaii
Patrick Leahy, Democratic Senator from Vermont
Blanche Lincoln, Democratic Senator from Arkansas
Barbara Mikulski, Democratic Senator from Maryland
Patty Murray, Democratic Senator from Washington
Harry Reid, Democratic Senator from Nevada
Charles Schumer, Democratic Senator from New York
Ron Wyden, Democratic Senator from Oregon
Robert Bennett, Republican Senator from Utah
Christopher Bond, Republican Senator from Missouri
Sam Brownback, Republican Senator from Kansas
Jim Bunning, Republican Senator from Kentucky
Richard Burr, Republican Senator from North Carolina
Tom Coburn, Republican Senator from Oklahoma
Mike Crapo, Republican Senator from Idaho
Jim DeMint, Republican Senator from South Carolina
Chuck Grassley, Republican Senator from Iowa
Judd Gregg, Republican Senator from New Hampshire
Johnny Isakson, Republican Senator from Georgia
George LeMieux, Republican Senator from Florida
John McCain, Republican Senator from Arizona
Lisa Murkowski, Republican Senator from Alaska
Richard Shelby, Republican Senator from Alabama
Arlen Specter, Republican Senator from Pennsylvania
John Thune, Republican Senator from South Dakota
David Vitter, Republican Senator from Louisiana
George Voinovich, Republican Senator from Ohio
The two AR Dem Senators, Ben Nelson of NE, and Mary Landrieu are all in the NO column the last I read along with Bryd and Lieberman. If there is a public option Reid loses even more Senators. Even Snowe has said no to a public option. Baucus is mad because Reid took over writing the bill so not sure where he stands. He was the only Dem to vote against taking Cap and Trade out of the Boxer Committee illegally.