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Ratings by Inside Elections with Nathan L. Gonzales indicate the degree to which one party is most likely to win each race.

Current balance: 53 Republicans, 47 Democrats (including 2 Independents)

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Last Updated: December 15, 2020

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Senate Race Ratings

Here are the Senate seats on the ballot this year and their incumbents grouped by ratings category.

Favors Democrats (12)

Lean Democratic

Colorado

Gardner (R)

Michigan

Peters (D)

Likely Democratic

N/A

Solid Democratic

Delaware

Coons (D)

Illinois

Durbin (D)

Massachusetts

Markey (D)

Minnesota

Smith (D)

New Hampshire

Shaheen (D)

New Jersey

Booker (D)

New Mexico

Open, T. Udall (D)

Oregon

Merkley (D)

Rhode Island

Reed (D)

Virginia

Warner (D)

Toss-ups & Tilts (9)

Toss-up

Georgia

Perdue (R)

Georgia

Loeffler (R)

Iowa

Ernst (R)

Montana

Daines (R)

Tilt Democratic

Arizona

McSally (R)

Maine

Collins (R)

North Carolina

Tillis (R)

Tilt Republican

Kansas

Open, Roberts (R)

South Carolina

Graham (R)

Favors Republicans (14)

Lean Republican

Alabama

Jones (D)

Alaska

Sullivan (R)

Texas

Cornyn (R)

Likely Republican

N/A

Solid Republican

Arkansas

Cotton (R)

Idaho

Risch (R)

Kentucky

McConnell (R)

Louisiana

Cassidy (R)

Mississippi

Hyde-Smith (R)

Nebraska

Sasse (R)

Oklahoma

Inhofe (R)

South Dakota

Rounds (R)

Tennessee

Open, Alexander (R)

West Virginia

Capito (R)

Wyoming

Open, Enzi (R)