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Rank Race Current Party Change
1 Delaware Democrat Up
2 Connecticut Democrat None
3 Nevada Democrat Up
4 Ohio Republican None
5 Missouri Republican Down
6 Colorado Democrat None
7 New Hampshire Republican Down
8 Kentucky Republican Down
9 Illinois Democrat Up
10 (tie) Pennsylvania Democrat Up
10 (tie) Louisiana Republican Down
Republican Recruiting and the National Environment (Oct. 9, 2009) Getting Mike Castle is the latest in a series of recruitment successes for Senate Republicans.
Rank Race Current Party Change
1 LA-02 Republican None
2 LA-03 Democrat Up
3 NY-23 Republican Up
4 NM-02 Democrat Up
5 IL-10 Republican Down
6 AL-02 Democrat Up
7 MD-01 Democrat Down
8 PA-06 Republican Down
9 CO-04 Democrat Up
10 PA-07 Democrat Up
A GOP-Friendly Environment (Sept. 25, 2009) The signs of an environmental change are everywhere.
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1 Kansas Democrat None
2 Tennessee Democrat Up
3 Oklahoma Democrat Up
4 Vermont Republican Up
5 Hawaii Republican Down
6 R.I. Republican Down
7 Michigan Democrat Down
8 N.J. Democrat Up
9 Nevada Republican Down
10 Virginia Democrat Down
The First 15! (Sept.11, 2009) With 39 governors races between now and Nov. 2010, the top ten races just wasn't enough.
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1 Texas Gov. Republican None
2 Pa. Senate Democrat None
3 Calif. Gov. Republican Up
4 Connecticut Sen. Republican Up
5 Ky. Senate Democrat None
6 Illinois Gov. Democrat Up
7 California Gov. Democrat Down
8 Kansas Senate Republican Up
9 Colo. Senate Republican Up
10 Michigan Gov. Republican Down
The Four Elements of Great Primaries (Oct. 2, 2009) The Fix's top 10 list of best intraparty battles.
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Debate and Draft Preview

Two of The Fix's favorite things converge tonight: politics and basketball. The NBA Draft begins at 7 pm on ESPN; the third Democratic debate of the campaign from Howard University is on PBS at 9.

Needless to say, we'll be absolutely glued to our television -- watching the debate (and the draft) from home and offering some thoughts on each. (Never fear, political junkies, there will be a lot more on the debate than the draft.)

In the meantime, we're interested to know your thoughts on the debate. Who would be your #1 pick in tonight's debate? Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) has shined in the first two debates but Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) improved significantly between the first and second debate and could be primed for a star turn tonight. Or is former Sen. John Edwards (D-N.C.), who has dominated media coverage this week with his (and his wife's) spat with conservative columnist Ann Coulter, the candidate most likely to win tonight's debate?

Use the comments section below to offer your thoughts. And, if the spirit moves you, give us your top five picks in the NBA draft too. Make sure to tune into The Fix tonight at 9 for the latest and greatest.

By Chris Cillizza  |  June 28, 2007; 5:50 PM ET
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