Adele Peters via Fast Company:

‘At the point that we spoke on Friday, the latest model suggested that Republicans only had a 17.5% chance of keeping Senate control, down a couple of percentage points from earlier the same day, and a steep drop from the day before.

On Sunday, after surprise news that Michigan’s Democratic congresswoman Haley Stevens had endorsed the Republican candidate for Senate, Mike Rogers, over Abdul El-Sayed—Rogers’s chances ticked up slightly on the platform, but only temporarily, and nowhere near enough for a win.

By early Monday morning, with Election Day (Tuesday, November 3) just one day away, the platform predicted that Democrats had a roughly 90% chance of gaining control of the Senate….’