Virginia legislature is possibly the most important. Youngkin pulled a bit of an upset in 2021 and won the House of delegates, but has largely had his agenda blocked because of democrats controlling the senate. Looking at the maps, democrats should be favorites to hold the senate while the House is a pure tossup. A win in either chamber (let alone both) would save VA Dems from catastrophe

-Ky Governor. Andy Beshar pulled an upset in 2019 and is one of the most popular governors in the country. However, in these very polarized times, it’s no guarantee that he wins in 2 weeks, with a state as red as Kentucky. Polling shows him winning fairly comfortably, but polling in Kentucky gubernatorial elections has historically been off.

In PA, an open Supreme Court race is on the ballot. If democrats win, they’ll have a 5-2majority and a very solid chance of holding the court well into the 2030’s.

-In Ohio, ballot measures to legalize weed and abortion are on the ballot. Polling shows both winning comfortably, but in a state that has shifted right faster than any in the country, there’s still no guarantees.

-In Mississippi, a gubernatorial race with the incumbent GOP governor facing a distant relative of Elvis Presley is on the ballot. Tate Reeves administration has been plagued with controversies and scandals, but he’s still a republican in arguably the reddest state in the nation.

There’s also a special election for a congressional seat in Rhode Island where the democrat will be the heavy favorite to hold the seat.

Give me your predictions on what will happen and please try to be as unbiased as possible, If you want to be a partisan cheerleader this thread is not for you