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2026 Midterms
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US Elections
Midterms
2028
Senate
House
Governor
International elections
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US Elections
Midterms
2028
Senate
House
Governor
International elections
Brazil
Referendums
Senate
House
Governor
Balance of Power
Live
Kalshi Forecast
Democrats
have a
60%
chance
to control the Senate
Early forecasts
· 44 days to Election
50
Democrats
Dem seats
51 to win
51
to win
Republicans
Rep seats
48
47 current
Democratic seats
53 current
Republican seats
Timeline
Live
Races by rating
Safe D
Likely D
Lean D
Toss-up
Lean R
Likely R
Safe R
Safe Democratic
Total 12
D
Colorado
98%
D
Delaware
98%
D
Georgia
93%
D
Illinois
97%
D
Massachusetts
98%
D
Minnesota
90%
D
North Carolina
92%
D
New Jersey
98%
D
New Mexico
97%
D
Oregon
97%
D
Rhode Island
97%
D
Virginia
97%
Likely Democratic
Total 1
D
New Hampshire
83%
Lean Democratic
Total 3
D
Alaska
70%
D
Maine
68%
D
Michigan
66%
Toss-up
Total 2
Dem 2
Rep 0
D
Ohio
57%
D
Texas
59%
Lean Republican
Total 3
R
Iowa
61%
R
Kansas
74%
R
Nebraska
69%
Likely Republican
Total 2
R
Florida
89%
R
South Carolina
87%
Safe Republican
Total 12
R
Alabama
98%
R
Arkansas
94%
R
Idaho
94%
R
Kentucky
95%
R
Louisiana
93%
R
Mississippi
92%
R
Montana
92%
R
Oklahoma
96%
R
South Dakota
93%
R
Tennessee
96%
R
West Virginia
97%
R
Wyoming
98%
Rating changes · Past month
Combos
Senate
How many Senate seats will Democrats hold after the Midterms?
Above 52
35
%
51
16
%
$2,908,608 vol
10 markets
Senate
How many Senate seats will Republicans hold after the Midterms?
49
15
%
48
14
%
$1,034,134 vol
15 markets
Senate
Maine-Texas Senate Combo
James Talarico and Troy Jackson
47
%
Ken Paxton and Susan Collins
25
%
$788,629 vol
6 markets
Senate
Maine Senate Exact Outcome
Democratic party wins
69
%
Republican party wins
32
%
$650,042 vol
2 markets
Senate
Closest Senate race this year?
Texas
15
%
Iowa
13
%
$539,895 vol
17 markets
Senate
Texas Senate: Exact outcome
Talarico defeats Paxton
60
%
Paxton defeats Talarico
43
%
$341,078 vol
2 markets
Senate
Will Democrats sweep the “core four” Senate races?
Yes
62
%
No
38
%
$252,957 vol
1 market
Senate
How many Senate seats will Democrats hold after the Midterms? (Higher strikes)
Below 53
68
%
53
15
%
$196,776 vol
7 markets
Senate
How many Democratic Senators will lose reelection this year?
Exactly 0
92
%
Exactly 2
3
%
$95,856 vol
6 markets
US Elections
How many Republican senators will lose reelection this year?
5 or more
59
%
Exactly 4
22
%
$66,391 vol
4 markets
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Market
Pays out
Odds
Mayor
Los Angeles Mayor winner?
$95,124,584 vol
Karen Bass
1.55
x
63
%
Nithya Raman
2.52
x
38
%
Senate
Blue wave this year?
$662,491 vol
Yes
1.19
x
81
%
No
4.98
x
19
%
US Elections
Will the California Voter ID initiative pass?
$13,527 vol
Yes
2.98
x
29
%
No
1.38
x
71
%
Other US Elections
Texas Railroad Commissioner winner
$87,744 vol
Jon Rosenthal
1.67
x
58
%
Bo French
2.24
x
43
%
Senate
Blue tsunami this year?
$493,832 vol
Yes
2.09
x
46
%
No
1.76
x
54
%
US Elections
Will the California billionaire wealth tax pass?
$900,121 vol
Yes
2.98
x
32
%
No
1.42
x
68
%
US Elections
Georgia Lieutenant Governor winner?
$2,870 vol
Greg Dolezal
1.86
x
52
%
Josh McLaurin
1.86
x
48
%
Other US Elections
Wisconsin State Senate winner?
$2,357 vol
Democratic party
1.07
x
71
%
Republican party
1.48
x
19
%
Referendums
Will Florida’s property tax amendment pass?
$23,441 vol
Yes
2.29
x
40
%
No
1.62
x
60
%
Other US Elections
Providence Mayor winner?
$185,183 vol
David Morales
1.01
x
99
%
Brett Smiley
46.8
x
1
%
Senate
Iowa Blue Wave Combo
$19,995 vol
Yes
3.52
x
30
%
No
1.33
x
70
%
Other US Elections
Minnesota State House winner?
$20,406 vol
Democratic party
1.06
x
94
%
Republican party
3.66
x
26
%
Other US Elections
Texas State Senate winner?
$13,689 vol
Republican party
1.05
x
90
%
Democratic party
8.56
x
11
%
Secretary of State
Georgia Secretary of State winner?
$5,650 vol
Tim Fleming
1.67
x
50
%
Penny Brown Reynolds
1.86
x
48
%
Referendums
Which ballot measures will pass in Idaho?
$24,696 vol
Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act
1.97
x
46
%
Drug Legalization Authority Amendment
1.28
x
40
%
Other US Elections
North Carolina State Senate winner?
$1,759 vol
Republican party
1.04
x
89
%
Democratic party
7.25
x
13
%
US Elections
Los Angeles mayoral election margin of victory? (Karen Bass)
$4,411 vol
Karen Bass, ≥2%
1.76
x
60
%
Karen Bass, ≥4%
2.09
x
37
%
Attorney General
Minnesota Attorney General winner?
$19,806 vol
Keith Ellison
1.28
x
80
%
Ronald J. Schutz
3.08
x
23
%
US Elections
California Lieutenant Governor winner?
$100,704 vol
Fiona Ma
1.05
x
93
%
Gloria Romero
--
0
%
Attorney General
New York Attorney General winner?
$17,885 vol
Letitia James
1.04
x
90
%
Saritha Komatireddy
10.4
x
9
%
Attorney General
Wisconsin Attorney General winner?
$20,203 vol
Josh Kaul
1.10
x
87
%
Eric Toney
5.56
x
15
%
Other US Elections
Arizona State Senate winner?
$4,248 vol
Democratic party
1.04
x
98
%
Republican party
1.14
x
48
%
US Elections
How many Texas statewide races will Democrats win this year?
$906 vol
At least 2
1.90
x
41
%
At least 1
1.50
x
55
%
Other US Elections
Texas House of Representatives winner
$2,422 vol
Republican Party
1.19
x
83
%
Democratic Party
2.14
x
20
%
Most traded
Texas
D
James Talarico
Talarico
R
Ken Paxton
Paxton
59%
41%
DEM
D 59%
REP
R 41%
Maine
D
Troy Jackson
Jackson
R
Susan Collins
Collins
*
67%
33%
DEM
D 67%
REP
R 33%
Michigan
D
Abdul El-Sayed
El-Sayed
R
Mike Rogers
Rogers
65%
35%
DEM
D 65%
REP
R 35%
Ohio
D
Sherrod Brown
Brown
R
Jon Husted
Husted
*
56%
44%
DEM
D 56%
REP
R 44%
Iowa
D
Josh Turek
Turek
R
Ashley Hinson
Hinson
40%
60%
DEM
D 40%
REP
R 60%
North Carolina
D
Roy Cooper
Cooper
R
Michael Whatley
Whatley
92%
8%
DEM
D 92%
REP
R 8%
South Carolina
D
Annie Andrews
Andrews
R
Darline Graham
Graham
14%
86%
DEM
D 14%
REP
R 86%
Nebraska
I
Dan Osborn
Osborn
R
Pete Ricketts
Ricketts
*
31%
69%
IND
I 31%
REP
R 69%
Georgia
D
Jon Ossoff
Ossoff
*
R
Mike Collins
Collins
94%
6%
DEM
D 94%
REP
R 6%
Kansas
D
Adam Hamilton
Hamilton
R
Roger Marshall
Marshall
*
27%
73%
DEM
D 27%
REP
R 73%
Alaska
D
Democratic party
Democrat
R
Republican party
Republican
*
70%
30%
DEM
D 70%
REP
R 30%
New Hampshire
D
Chris Pappas
Pappas
R
John E. Sununu
Sununu
82%
18%
DEM
D 82%
REP
R 18%
Minnesota
D
Peggy Flanagan
Flanagan
R
Michele Tafoya
Tafoya
91%
9%
DEM
D 91%
REP
R 9%
Florida
D
Angie Nixon
Nixon
R
Ashley Moody
Moody
*
12%
88%
DEM
D 12%
REP
R 88%
Montana
I
Seth Bodnar
Bodnar
R
Kurt Alme
Alme
8%
92%
IND
I 8%
REP
R 92%
Idaho
I
Todd Achilles
Achilles
R
Jim Risch
Risch
*
7%
93%
IND
I 7%
REP
R 93%
Mississippi
D
Scott Colom
Colom
R
Cindy Hyde-Smith
Hyde-Smith
*
7%
93%
DEM
D 7%
REP
R 93%
Kentucky
D
Charles Booker
Booker
R
Andy Barr
Barr
6%
94%
DEM
D 6%
REP
R 94%
South Dakota
I
Brian Bengs
Bengs
R
Mike Rounds
Rounds
*
6%
94%
IND
I 6%
REP
R 94%
Arkansas
D
Hallie Shoffner
Shoffner
R
Tom Cotton
Cotton
*
7%
93%
DEM
D 7%
REP
R 93%
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