2014 US Senate Election

Seeking re-election and favored to win re-election.
AL-Sessions-R 32R
CO- Udall-D 35D
DE- Coons-D 36D
HI- Schatz-D 37D
ID- Risch-R 33R
IL- Durbin-D 38D
KS- Roberts-R 34R
KY- McConnell-R 35R
ME- Collins-R 36R
MA- Markey-D 39D
MN- Franken-D 40D
NH- Shaheen-D 41D
NM-Udall-D 42D
NC- Hagan-D 43D
OK- Inhofe-R 37R
OR- Merkley-D 44D
RI- Reed-D 45D
SC- Graham-R 38R
SC- Scott-R 39R
TN- Alexander-R 40R
TX- Cornyn-R 41R
VA- Warner-D 46D
WY- Enzi-R 42R
Not Seeking re-election but same party hold.
GA- Broun-R or Gingrey-R or Kingston-R 43R
IA- Braley-D 47D
MI- Peters-D 48D
NE- Heineman-R 44R
NJ- Booker-D 49D
Not Seeking re-election but lean takeover.
WV- Capito-R 45R
Undeclared.
MS- Cochran-R wins re-election if he decides to run again, Tossup/Lean Republican if open. 46R
SD- Johnson-D loses re-election if he runs again,if open seat scenario Tossup Rounds-R vs Herseth-D or Herseth-D vs Noem-R 47R
Seeking re-election but narrowly favored to win re-election.
AK- Begich-D 50D
AR- Pryor-D 51D
LA- Landrieu-D 52D
MT- Baucus-D 53D

During 1994 and 2010 waves, no more than 2 Democratic incumbents lost re-election.
Begich-AK and Landrieu-LA win re-election.
Pryor-AR wins in a neutral year but loses in a wave year. Cotton-R or Darr-R
Baucus-MT ends up losing to Stapleton-R or Daines-R