Was talking to a Republican who sees internal polls. Nothing earth-shattering here, but for what it’s worth:

South Dakota looks good despite the scare a couple of weeks ago, with internals showing a widening Rounds lead.

In Georgia, Perdue has obviously had a tough couple of weeks on outsourcing and needs to shift the momentum. But it’s probably heading to run-off, where it will be hard for Nunn to get to 50.

In Louisiana, Republican internals show Landrieu in the mid-to-high 30s.

Iowa may be be the closest race in the country, and perhaps the nastiest. The undecideds tend to be disenchanted Obama voters, so the question is if Ernst can reach them.

Everyone feels good about Colorado, where, as Joel wrote today, Republicans may have their best candidate this cycle in Cory Gardner.

In New Hampshire, Brown has fought it to a margin-of-error race, and it will depend on late-breakers.

In Alaska, it’s a 4–5 point lead for Sullivan.

Cotton is looking good.

Kansas, not surprisingly, is going to be a squeaker.