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Which party will win the U.S. Senate?

Democratic Party

Democratic Party

Democratic Party

Republican Party

Republican Party

Republican Party

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Which party will win the U.S. Senate?

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Democratic Party

Democratic Party

Democratic Party

1.61x

Republican Party

Republican Party

Republican Party

2.63x

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News · Control of the U.S. Senate is on the line in the 2026 midterms, with Republicans defending a 53-47 majority and Democrats needing a net gain of four seats to retake the chamber, according to 270toWin. Key battlegrounds include Maine, North Carolina, Georgia and Michigan, according to Race to the WH.

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Fed decision in October?Fed maintains rate

2028 Democratic presidential nomineeJon Ossoff

Which party will win the U.S. House?Democratic Party

2026 Primaries

LA-05 Republican nominee?Michael Echols

LA-04 Republican nominee?Mike Johnson

LA-01 Republican nominee?Steve Scalise

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What will Trump say during his rally in Arizona?Kamala

New Jersey gas price at year-end 2026Above 3.9000

NFL: 10+ Rushing Touchdowns SeasonLamar Jackson

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What will Mark Kelly say during The Briefing with Jen Psaki?Afford / Affordable / Affordability

What will Tesla say during the roadster event?Grok

10Y US Treasury yield tomorrow?5.18% or above

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2028 Democratic presidential nomineeJon Ossoff

2027 NFL ChampionSF 49ers

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Before Jan 1, 2028

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5.88x

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Before Jan 21, 2029

2.50x

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3.23x

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$47.5 trillion

1.56x

$50 trillion

3.45x

$117,608 vol6 markets

Will the SAVE Act become law?

Yes

50.0x

No

1.02x

$14,499,597 vol1 market

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Fed decision in October?Fed maintains rate

2028 Democratic presidential nomineeJon Ossoff

Which party will win the U.S. House?Democratic Party