Today is Tuesday, 10/20 and the general US Elections are in TWO WEEKS.

As it stands right now, the current Senate composition is:
47 - Democrats
51 - Republicans
2 - Independents

Looking at the numbers, we COULD see a huge shift in the Senate this year, best case scenario would be:

52 - Democrats
45 - Republicans
3 - Independents

1ST DEMOCRATIC FLIP - NC
2ND DEMOCRATIC FLIP - SC
3RD DEMOCRATIC FLIP - TX
4TH DEMOCRATIC FLIP - OH
5TH DEMOCRATIC FLIP - KS
6TH DEMOCRATIC FLIP - IA
7TH DEMOCRATIC FLIP - ME

El-Sayed wins MI, hold, not a flip!

Alaska - 74% Reporting - D+0.29 (637 votes!)
(Dan Sullivan^1 47.88%
Dan Sullivan^2 1.68%)
Alaska margin has not changed now in several days, and they can’t activate the ranked choice voting until ALL the initial ballots are counted. Expect this all to change dramatically when the lower tier candidates are elimimated and 2nd, 3rd, 4th place votes are counted.

Mississippi - 97% Reporting - D+0.27 (2,574 votes!)
The lead for the Democrat has been slowly increasing since election day. Mississippi has no function for recounting. Election results must be reported to the state by Friday, 11/13.

Chart Follows:

State	Current	Occupant	Status	D Cand	R Cand	Polling 10/18	Outcome	Polling Direction
Colorado	Democratic	Hickenlooper	Safe D	John Hickelooper	Mark Baisley	Called D
Delaware	Democratic	Coons	Safe D	Chris Coons	Michael Katz	Called D
Georgia	Democratic	Ossoff	Safe D	Jon Ossoff	Mike Collins	Called D
Illnois	Democratic	Durbin	Safe D	Juliana Stratton	Don Tracy	Called D
Massachusetts	Democratic	Markey	Safe D	Ed Markey	John Deaton	Called D
New Hampshire	Democratic	Shaheen	Safe D	Chris Pappas	John E. Sununu	Called D
New Jersey	Democratic	Booker	Safe D	Cory Booker	Justin Murphy	Called D
New Mexico	Democratic	Luja	Safe D	Ben Ray Luján	Larry Marker	Called D
Oregon	Democratic	Merkley	Safe D	Jeff Merkley	David Brock Smith	Called D
Rhode Island	Democratic	Reed	Safe D	Jack Reed	Raymond McKay	Called D
Virginia	Democratic	Warner	Safe D	Mark Warner	Bert Mizusawa	Called D
Minnesota	Democratic	Smith	D	Peggy Flanagan	Michele Tafoya	Called D
North Carolina	Republican	Tillis	D	Roy Cooper	Michael Whatley	D FLIP	Possible D Flip	D Momentum since 6/1
Alabama	Republican	Tuberville	Safe R	Everett Wess	Barry Moore	Called R
Arkansas	Republican	Cotton	Safe R	Hallie Shoffner	Tom Cotton	Called R
Florida	Republican	Moody	Safe R	Angie Nixon	Ashley Moody	Called R
Idaho	Republican	Risch	Safe R	Withdrawn	Jim Risch	Called R
Kentucky	Republican	McConnell	Safe R	Charles Booker	Andy Barr	Called R
Louisiana	Republican	Cassidy	Safe R	Jamie Davis	Julia Letlow	Called R
Mississippi	Republican	Hyde-Smith	Safe R	Cindy Hyde-Smith	Scott Colom	R+9
Montana	Republican	Daines	Safe R	Alani Bankhead	Kurt Alme	Called R
Nebraska	Republican	Ricketts	Safe R	Dan Osborn (I)	Pete Ricketts	Called R		R Momentum since 10/1
Oklahoma	Republican	Armstrong	Safe R	N’Kiyla Thomas	Kevin Hern	Called R
South Dakota	Republican	Rounds	Safe R	Brian Bengs	Mike Rounds	Called R
Tennessee	Republican	Hagerty	Safe R	Marquita Bradshaw	Bill Hagerty	Called R
West Virginia	Republican	Capito	Safe R	Rachel Fetty Anderson	Shelley Moore Capito	Called R
Wyoming	Republican	Lummis	Safe R	James Byrd	Harriet Hageman	Called R
South Carolina	Republican	Graham	R	Annie Andrews	Darline Graham	D FLIP		R Momentum since 8/29
Alaska	Republican	Sullivan	Tossup	Mary Peltola	Dan Sullivan	D+3	Possible D Flip	D Momentum since 8/4
Iowa	Republican	Ernst	Tossup	Josh Turek	Ashley Hinson	D FLIP	Possible D Flip	D Momentum since 9/10
Kansas	Republican	Marshall	Tossup	Adam Hamilton	Roger Marshall	D FLIP	Possible D Flip	D Momentum since 10/1
Maine	Republican	Collins	Tossup	Troy Jackson	Susan Collins	COLLINS CONCEDES	Possible D Flip	D Momentum since 7/6
Michigan	Democratic	Peters	Tossup	Abdul El-Sayed	Mike Rogers	Called D	Possible R Flip	D Momentum since 8/17
Ohio	Republican	Husted	Tossup	Sherrod Brown	Jon Husted	D FLIP	Possible D Flip	D Momentum since 6/2
Texas	Republican	Cornyn	Tossup	James Talarico	Ken Paxton	D FLIP	Possible D Flip	D Momentum since 6/1