Here's my prediction, also based off polls. I was a Bernie supporter in 2016 (although I was too young to vote) and am a Democratic Socialist now, although in all honesty I'm beginning to like Trump and think he's kind of making America great again.
>Arizona: Polling shows Sinema is a strong candidate, so this race is likely Democratic. I think it will get a lot closer later this year, but I think Sinema can and will pull it off in the end.
>FL: Tossup. The polls are showing a close race. If I had to give this to anyone right now, I'd give it to Nelson since he's the incumbent.
>MT: Although people say Jon Tester has this race in the bag, I think it'll be a lot closer. He didn't win his last race in a landslide. And a pre-primary poll has "Generic Republican" in the lead by 13%.
>MO: I live in Missouri. Tossup. I don't like Claire and most people I've talked to don't either. This race will be pretty close. I actually did 2 polls on Facebook recently and Hawley won both of them.
>NJ: Lean Democratic. Bob Menendez is pretty corrupt. Last poll actually only has Menendez up by 4%. I think this race will be closer than expected, but it's New Jersey, so I won't be surprised when Menendez wins.
>NV: I originally thought this race would be safe Democratic, but the polls are now showing a tight race. I think Jacky Rosen will pull it off in the end, but it will be close. Keep in mind Hillary won here in 2016.
>MN (special): No polls have been released yet I believe, so I'm actually making this race a tossup, but Amy Klobuchar is a strong candidate and is running for re-election this year so I think she'll help carry Tina Smith to victory in the end.
>TN: The only reason I didn't make this chance lean Democratic is because it's the South. Phil Bredesen beat Marsha Blackburn in 9 of the last 12 polls.
>WV: Joe Manchin will narrowly win. West Virginia loves him, but Pence's Twitter attacks on him worked. Any other year he'd win in a landslide.
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