[Right Angler]

My gut tells me that a couple of Dem senators go down to everyone’s surprise. I just can’t see this kind of Republican support in house races not carrying over into some Senate races.

[unkus]

Good point.

[Anti-Hillary]

You are right on with your analysis. There is NO way you can have this much movement in the House and not have equal movement in the Senate. It just doesn't compute.

Dems are about ready to have a XLarge can of whoop-ass opened up on them!

(but I'll remember that you said it first...lol)

[Mountain Mary]

I agree, Right Angler, that a few Rat Senators who weren’t expected to lose...will. The October surprise will be revealed on Nov. 2.

[arista]

My gut tells me that a couple of Dem senators go down to everyone’s surprise. I just can’t see this kind of Republican support in house races not carrying over into some Senate races. The problem is that for the Reps to win a majority in the senate, they need to win 78% of the senate races.

[ReleaseTheHounds]

The PA polls close at 7PM eastern, I’m pretty sure... I want to see Sestak and Kanjorski declared losers at 7:05 PM and then the wave will be on its way. I love the thought of voters in California seeing those kind of results coming in while they’re still on their commutes (if they’re lucky enough to be working) home... maybe there will be some second-thoughts about voting for Jerry Brown and Barbara Boxer and Patty Murray, et. al.

[kevkrom]

My gut tells me that a couple of Dem senators go down to everyone’s surprise. I just can’t see this kind of Republican support in house races not carrying over into some Senate races.

While I agree with you, just note that it is possible -- a lot of the "safe" Democrat seats are in districts that vote 80-90% 'rat. Just a few of those districts can offset a lot of 55-45 GOP districts.