WAVE STATUS: Achieved.
Wins from the expected trio of Montana, South Dakota, and West Virginia, and then . . .
#News #MostRecent Tim Cotton unseats Mark Pryor, scores GOP pickup http://t.co/YWrmKPc6nI via @CNN
— iRSSNews (@iRSSNews) November 5, 2014
Channel 13 projects @joniernst has won the US Senate race http://t.co/cYao0lW2Oy #iasen pic.twitter.com/VF8ICTBCsK
— WHO 13 News (@WHO13news) November 5, 2014
NBC News projects Cory Gardner (R) wins Colorado Senate http://t.co/N4HZaNEsJF pic.twitter.com/cSQJqrZhA6
— NBC News (@NBCNews) November 5, 2014
That’s six, giving Republicans 51 votes. As for those efforts by Democrats to win GOP-held seats . . .
NBC News: Georgia Senate race is Too Early to Call. David Perdue (R) is leading. It is likely Perdue (R) will finish with more than 50%
— Jesse Rodriguez (@JesseRodriguez) November 5, 2014
PROJECTION: Republican incumbent Pat Roberts is re-elected in the Kansas Senate race pic.twitter.com/BQmCa7FRwZ
— CBS News Politics (@CBSPolitics) November 5, 2014
Virginia is likely to go to a recount; Ed Gillespie either won or (more likely) came unbelievably close to knocking off a heavily favored Democratic incumbent.
Despite early reports Hagan won — and my premature criticism of the Tillis campaign on The Blaze earlier tonight — he’s still ahead.
Still awaiting Alaska and the Louisiana runoff.
Rick Scott wins in Florida. Scott Walker wins in Wisconsin.