Although it is all but given that the Democrats will lose control of the House of Representatives in this year’s elections, the Senate race seems to be one that is too close to call. The Democratic party may remain in majority after the 2010 elections if they can win at least 2 of the toss up states.

The states of Washington, Alaska, Illinois, and Colorado, are being considered toss up states because the elections for Senators in each of those states are extremely close. If the Republicans can win all 4 of these states, they will have an excellent shot at winning control of the Senate. If the Democrats win one, and the Republicans three, a split Senate is likely.

While it’s looking better for Democratic candidate Murray in Washington State, Illinois and Colorado are seemingly favoring the Republican candidates. Alaska is a true toss up, possibly going to the write-in candidate Murkowski. If Joe Miller, a Sarah Palin Tea Party candidate, can pull out a victory in that state, the Republicans just may have a shot Election coverage later tonight should certainly be interesting, as Democrats and Republicans likely will be biting their nails until the final polls close.