... ASSUMING A VALID ELECTION TAKES PLACE...
SENATE:
Colorado -- D's will win.
Washington -- D's will probably win, although R's do have a legit shot here.
Arizona -- R's might squeak it out (due to Lake)... it'll be close.
Georgia -- R's will probably win a close one.
New Hampshire -- idk who will win.
North Carolina -- R's will win. R's "losing" would be a huge red flag for fraud.
Nevada -- R's will win (and Hispanics will play a part in that).
Pennsylvania -- idk who will win. R's seem to have momentum to eek it out.
Wisconsin -- R's will win. R's "losing" would be a huge red flag for fraud.
Ohio -- R's will win and win big.
Florida -- R's will win.
I'm thinking either a 52-48 or a 53-47 win for R's... R's will take it, no doubt, it's just a matter of how much they'll take it by.
HOUSE:
I won't go through individual races here (there are too many), but R's will take it, no doubt, it's just a matter of how much they'll take it by. I'm thinking that they could gain as little as 20 seats and as many as 35 seats.
GOVERNOR:
I won't go through all individual races here, but I'll just note that R's will hold the majority of Governorships and that several D's will be flipping over to R's.
Georgia -- R's will hold.
Nevada -- R's will flip it (again, look for Hispanics to make a difference)
Pennsylvania -- idk who will win. R's seem to have momentum, but D's might hold it.
Wisconsin -- R's should win it, but not guaranteed.
Arizona -- R's will win. If R's "lose", that's a major red flag for fraud.
Florida and Texas will both easily remain R.