November 7, 2006 Senate candidate LOSERS!

Here it is, the list of losers (my predictions, at least) for each and every one of the 33 Senate races in the U.S. on November 7:

Jim Pederson (D-AZ)
Richard Mountjoy (R-CA)
Ned Lamont (D-CT)*
Jan C. Ting (R-DE)
Katherine Harris (R-FL)
Jerry Coffee (R-HI)
Steve Osborn(L-IN)**
Ken Chase (R-MA)
Michael Steele (R-MD)
Jean Hay Bright (D-ME)
Michael Bouchard (R-MI)
Mark Kennedy (R-MN)
Jim Talent (R-MO)(Democratic Pickup)
Erik Fleming(D-MS)
Conrad Burns (R-MT)(Democratic Pickup)
Dwight Grotberg (R-ND)
Pete Ricketts (R-NE)
Tom Kean, Jr. (R-NJ)
Allen McCullough (R-NM)
Jack Carter (D-NV)
John Spencer (R-NY)
Mike DeWine (R-OH) (Democratic Pickup)
Rick Santorum (R-PA)(Democratic Pickup)
Lincoln Chafee (R-RI)(Democratic Pickup)
Harold Ford, Jr. (D-TN)
Barbara Ann Radnofsky (D-TX)
Pete Ashdown(D-UT)
George Allen (R-VA)(Democratic Pickup)
Rich Tarrant (R-VT)
Mike McGavick (R-WA)
Robert Gerald Lorge (R-WI)
John Raese (R-WV)
Dale Groutage (D-WY)
* Democrat Ned Lamont is challenging Independent Joe Lieberman. Lieberman is a Democrat forced to run as an Independent after losing the Democratic primary to Lamont. Lieberman has promised to align himself with the Democratic party if elected.
** Libertarian Steve Osborn is the only challenger in Indiana to Republican incumbent Richard Lugar. Lugar is the only Senate candidate with no challenger from the other major party.

So there you have it, I think the Democrats will pickup exactly six(6) seats in the Senate thus taking over a majority.