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Democrats blew it. So far, they've won Colorado and Arizona, and lost everywhere else. They've lost Maine and Iowa, and didn't even come close in Montana, South Carolina, Kentucky, Alabama(the only one which they held), Mississippi, or any of the other places they invested hundreds of millions of dollars.
Georgia is going to a run-off of Raphael Warnock vs. Kelly Loeffler, and the other one might go to a run-off if Perdue drops below 50%. Both Republicans should be considered the favorite to win in the run-off regardless, unfortunately.
At least Gary Peters seems to have held on in Michigan.

So, the Dems needed to gain a net of 3-4 seats(3 now that Biden seems to have it), and they gained a net of 1. My gut feeling is that the Dems essentially treating the Coney-Barrett nomination as a normal nomination process(complete with Feinstein hugging Lindsey Graham and thanking him for conducting such a great hearing) helped to not only normalize Coney-Barrett, but take heat off of vulnerable Republican incumbents.