My attempt at a timeline

[DreamTheater]

2014 midterms overview
Senate
Republican gains
Louisiana:
Mary Landrieu is defeated in a close election by her Republican challenger, Congressman Jeff Landry, 51%-48%
Arkansas:
Mark Pryor is defeated in a nailbiter that spawned a recount. His republican challenger, Congressman Steve Womack, won by less than 1,000 votes.
Alaska:
Mark Begich is defeated handily by challenger Joe Miller, 55%-45%
New Hampshire:
Jeanne Shaheen is defeated handily by her challenger, state senator Jim Forsythe, 55%-45%
North Carolina:
Kay Hagan loses a very close race to challenger Greg Brannon, 50%-49%
Democrat gains
None
Governor
Republican gains
Arkansas: In a contentious race to replace Mike Beebe, Republican Lieutenant Governor Mark Darr narrowly defeats Democrat Attorney General Dustin McDaniel, 51%-48%.
Democrat gains
Florida:
Incumbent Republican Rick Scott loses to Republican-turned-Democrat Charlie Crist, 55%-45%.

And now for the fun stuff. Election 2016

The media has been constantly speculating about a number of candidates, though none have officially declared their candidacy yet. A few candidates from each party have appeared as likely candidates

Republicans:
US Senator from Florida Marco Rubio


New Jersey Governor Chris Christie


Former Governor of Florida Jeb Bush


US Senator from Kentucky Rand Paul


Former Governor of Utah Jon Huntsman


Governor of Louisiana Bobby Jindal


Governor of New Mexico Susana Martinez


Governor of Virginia Bob McDonnell


Governor of Wisconsin Scott Walker


Republican Polling:
Christie: 16%
Rubio: 15%
Bush: 13%
Paul: 12%
Martinez: 9%
Huntsman: 6%
Jindal: 5%
McDonnell: 3%
Walker: 2%
Undecided: 19%

Democrats:
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton

 
Vice President Joe Biden


Governor of New York Andrew Cuomo


US Senator from New York Kirsten Gillibrand


Governor of Colorado John Hickenlooper


US Senator from Virginia Tim Kaine


Governor of Maryland Martin O'Malley


Governor of Montana Brian Schweitzer


US Senator from Virginia Mark Warner


Democrat Polling:
Clinton: 24%
Biden: 12%
Cuomo: 12%
Gillibrand: 9%
Kaine: 9%
O'Malley: 6%
Kickenlooper: 6%
Schweitzer: 3%
Warner: 3%
Undecided: 16%

More tomorrow!

[GPORTER]

Looks good, continue please.

[Jerseyrules]

Looks good!  More please

[JulioMadrid]

1) I doubt Shaheen will lose by that much in 2012.
2) Begich wouldn't lose by 10 against Joe Miller. He'd win by 10.
3) Paul LePage won't be reelected in Maine.
4) If Hillary's running, she's not at 24%. 64% is more accurate.
5) Continue!

[Jack Enderman]

Hey where are you? you really should update! and another thing, MAPS!!!