• Kim Strassel tackles the biggest election myths of 2010.

• Check out The Washington Post’s election predictions contest.

House:

• Most prominent election handicappers are predicting a GOP gain in the House of somewhere between 48-60 seats.

• AZ-07 — I wrote previously about the surprisingly close race between Rep. Raul Grijalva (D) and 28-year-old rocket scientist Ruth McClung (R). Here is her latest campaign ad, focusing on Social Security:

Senate:

• KY — The Louisville Courier-Journal writes that Republican Rand Paul is “in position to win in a landslide” over Jack Conway (D). A new SurveyUSA poll has Paul leading by nine points. Interestingly, 30 percent of Democrats said they would vote for Paul.

• WA — CNN writes that Sen. Patty Murray (D) is “running for her political life.” On the homepage, Dick Morris and Eileen McGann look at Dino Rossi’s chances to become the ninth GOP takeaway in the Senate.

• WI – POLITICO’s “Races we’re watching” has an interesting (and pretty spot-on) take on the implications of Sen. Russ Feingold’s impending defeat:

Feingold has been one of the most aggressive supporters of the health care overhaul on the campaign trail, while some of his Democratic colleagues have been hiding their voting record.
A win by Johnson on Tuesday could convince Democrats that there is no viable way to spin the health reform law.

• As I wrote earlier, it sure looks like the die is cast in this race — Feingold is on the verge of getting dumped (Courtesy of a reader in Wisconsin):