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2026 Midterm Election Predictions

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Key races

Texas Senate winner?

Nov 3
Talarico63%
Paxton37%
Projected marginD +2.1

Maine Senate winner?

Nov 3
Jackson63%
Collins37%
Projected marginD +2.0

Michigan Senate winner?

Nov 3
El-Sayed68%
Rogers32%
Projected marginD +2.4

Ohio Senate winner?

Nov 3
Brown64%
Husted36%
Projected marginD +1.9

Iowa Senate winner?

Nov 3
Turek43%
Hinson57%
Projected marginR +1.1

Kansas Senate winner?

Nov 3
Hamilton40%
Marshall60%

Nebraska Senate winner?

Nov 3
Osborn28%
Ricketts72%
Projected marginR +4.2
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LiveKalshi Midterms Forecast

Democrats have a 65% chance to control the Senate

14 days to Election
52DemocratsDem seats
RepublicansRep seats47
47 current Democratic seats53 current Republican seats
Timeline
Live
Races by rating
Safe Democratic
Total 12
DColorado100%DDelaware99%DGeorgia95%DIllinois99%DMassachusetts98%DNorth Carolina96%DNew Hampshire90%DNew Jersey96%DNew Mexico98%DOregon99%DRhode Island98%DVirginia98%
Likely Democratic
Total 2
DAlaska76%DMinnesota88%
Lean Democratic
Total 4
DMaine64%DMichigan69%DOhio65%DTexas64%
Toss-up
Total 1Dem 0Rep 1
RIowa59%
Lean Republican
Total 2
RKansas61%RNebraska72%
Likely Republican
Total 1
RSouth Carolina83%
Safe Republican
Total 13
RAlabama99%RArkansas96%RFlorida91%RIdaho94%RKentucky97%RLouisiana94%RMississippi91%RMontana92%ROklahoma97%RSouth Dakota92%RTennessee96%RWest Virginia98%RWyoming100%
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How many Senate seats will Democrats hold after the Midterms?

Above 52
52
$5,768,039 vol

How many Senate seats will Republicans hold after the Midterms?

48
47
$3,280,381 vol

Maine-Texas Senate Combo

James Talarico and Troy Jackson
Ken Paxton and Susan Collins
$2,157,775 vol

Closest Senate race this year?

Iowa
Iowa
Iowa
Texas
Texas
Texas
$1,051,266 vol

Maine Senate Exact Outcome

Democratic party wins
Republican party wins
$744,304 vol

How many Senate seats will Democrats hold after the Midterms? (Higher strikes)

Below 53
53
$542,820 vol

Texas Senate: Exact outcome

Talarico defeats Paxton
Paxton defeats Talarico
$468,010 vol

Will Democrats sweep the “core four” Senate races?

Yes
No
$427,775 vol

How many Democratic Senators will lose reelection this year?

Exactly 0
Exactly 1
$131,394 vol

Manchin Senate combo: Rogers & Collins

Both lose
Both win
$87,795 vol
161 events
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Mayor

Los Angeles Mayor winner?

$103,969,031 vol
Karen Bass
Karen Bass
Karen Bass
1.83x
Nithya Raman
Nithya Raman
Nithya Raman
2.09x
Senate

Blue wave this year?

$1,981,199 vol
Yes
1.19x
No
5.25x
Attorney General

New York Attorney General winner?

$602,301 vol
Letitia James
Letitia James
Letitia James
1.09x
Saritha Komatireddy
Saritha Komatireddy
Saritha Komatireddy
11.7x
Senate

Midterms: Democratic mega tsunami?

$93,811 vol
Yes
3.96x
No
1.26x
Senate

Blue tsunami this year?

$737,334 vol
Yes
1.86x
No
1.97x
US Elections

Will the California billionaire wealth tax pass?

$1,685,118 vol
Yes
3.80x
No
1.29x
US Elections

Michigan State Senate winner?

$21,473 vol
Democratic party
Democratic party
Democratic party
1.23x
Republican party
Republican party
Republican party
8.56x
US Elections

Arizona State Senate winner?

$21,305 vol
Democratic party
Democratic party
Democratic party
1.29x
Republican party
Republican party
Republican party
5.90x
US Elections

Pennsylvania State Senate winner?

$15,938 vol
Democratic party
Democratic party
Democratic party
1.57x
Republican party
Republican party
Republican party
2.73x
Referendums

Which ballot measures will pass in Colorado?

$38,415 vol
Proposition 134
1.90x
Proposition 135
1.93x
US Elections

Texas Railroad Commissioner winner

$156,980 vol
Bo French
Bo French
Bo French
1.73x
Jon Rosenthal
Jon Rosenthal
Jon Rosenthal
2.19x
US Elections

Iowa State Senate winner?

$10,808 vol
Republican party
Republican party
Republican party
1.09x
Democratic party
Democratic party
Democratic party
31.2x
Attorney General

Minnesota Attorney General winner?

$113,554 vol
Keith Ellison
Keith Ellison
Keith Ellison
1.22x
Ronald J. Schutz
Ronald J. Schutz
Ronald J. Schutz
4.73x
US Elections

New Hampshire State Senate winner?

$21,514 vol
Republican party
Republican party
Republican party
2.19x
Democratic party
Democratic party
Democratic party
2.46x
Attorney General

Colorado Attorney General winner?

$41,896 vol
Jena Griswold
Jena Griswold
Jena Griswold
1.06x
Michael Allen
Michael Allen
Michael Allen
18.8x
US Elections

Arizona State House winner?

$7,073 vol
Democratic party
Democratic party
Democratic party
1.29x
Republican party
Republican party
Republican party
4.31x
Referendums

Will Florida’s property tax amendment pass?

$47,874 vol
Yes
2.24x
No
1.67x
Referendums

Which ballot measures will pass in Massachusetts?

$7,702 vol
Question 3
1.28x
Question 5
1.15x
US Elections

Georgia State House winner?

$13,643 vol
Republican party
Republican party
Republican party
1.48x
Democratic party
Democratic party
Democratic party
3.80x
US Elections

Maine State Senate winner?

$20,460 vol
Democratic party
Democratic party
Democratic party
1.06x
Republican party
Republican party
Republican party
13.4x
Attorney General

Kansas Attorney General winner?

$9,580 vol
Chris Mann
Chris Mann
Chris Mann
1.70x
Kris Kobach
Kris Kobach
Kris Kobach
2.14x
US Elections

California Proposition 40 election margin of victory? (No)

$22,974 vol
No, ≥4%
1.93x
No, ≥1%
1.42x
US Elections

Minnesota State Senate winner?

$17,294 vol
Democratic party
Democratic party
Democratic party
1.12x
Republican party
Republican party
Republican party
8.56x
Referendums

Which ballot measures will pass in California?

$31,229 vol
Proposition 45
1.79x
Proposition 41
1.76x
Texas
D
James TalaricoTalarico
R
Ken PaxtonPaxton
63%
Projected marginD +2.1
37%
Projected marginD +2.1
Maine
D
Troy JacksonJackson
R
Susan CollinsCollins*
63%
Projected marginD +2.0
37%
Projected marginD +2.0
Michigan
D
Abdul El-SayedEl-Sayed
R
Mike RogersRogers
68%
Projected marginD +2.4
32%
Projected marginD +2.4
Ohio
D
Sherrod BrownBrown
R
Jon HustedHusted*
64%
Projected marginD +1.9
36%
Projected marginD +1.9
Iowa
D
Josh TurekTurek
R
Ashley HinsonHinson
43%
Projected marginR +1.1
57%
Projected marginR +1.1
Kansas
D
Adam HamiltonHamilton
R
Roger MarshallMarshall*
40%
60%
South Carolina
D
Annie AndrewsAndrews
R
Darline GrahamGraham
18%
Projected marginR +4.5
82%
Projected marginR +4.5
North Carolina
D
Roy CooperCooper
R
Michael WhatleyWhatley
96%
Projected marginD +11.1
4%
Projected marginD +11.1
Alaska
D
Democratic partyDemocrat
R
Republican partyRepublican*
75%
25%
Minnesota
D
Peggy FlanaganFlanagan
R
Michele TafoyaTafoya
87%
Projected marginD +6.4
13%
Projected marginD +6.4
Nebraska
I
Dan OsbornOsborn
R
Pete RickettsRicketts*
28%
Projected marginR +4.2
72%
Projected marginR +4.2
New Hampshire
D
Chris PappasPappas
R
John E. SununuSununu
90%
Projected marginD +7.6
10%
Projected marginD +7.6
Georgia
D
Jon OssoffOssoff*
R
Mike CollinsCollins
96%
Projected marginD +9.8
4%
Projected marginD +9.8
Florida
D
Angie NixonNixon
R
Ashley MoodyMoody*
10%
Projected marginR +7.5
90%
Projected marginR +7.5
Montana
I
Seth BodnarBodnar
R
Kurt AlmeAlme
7%
Projected marginR +9.6
93%
Projected marginR +9.6
Mississippi
D
Scott ColomColom
R
Cindy Hyde-SmithHyde-Smith*
10%
Projected marginR +6.9
90%
Projected marginR +6.9
Idaho
I
Todd AchillesAchilles
R
Jim RischRisch*
5%
Projected marginR +18.4
95%
Projected marginR +18.4
Tennessee
D
Marquita BradshawBradshaw
R
Bill HagertyHagerty*
4%
Projected marginR +23.8
96%
Projected marginR +23.8
South Dakota
I
Brian BengsBengs
R
Mike RoundsRounds*
7%
Projected marginR +10.6
93%
Projected marginR +10.6
Arkansas
D
Hallie ShoffnerShoffner
R
Tom CottonCotton*
4%
Projected marginR +15.1
96%
Projected marginR +15.1
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Frequently asked questions

What are the latest 2026 midterm election predictions?

As of October 20, 2026: Kalshi traders give Democrats a 65% chance of controlling the Senate after the 2026 midterms. Kalshi traders give Democrats a 91% chance of controlling the House after the 2026 midterms. The most traded competitive 2026 midterm race on Kalshi is Texas Senate, where James Talarico leads Ken Paxton 64% to 37%. Kalshi traders favor Democrats in 18 and Republicans in 17 of the 35 Senate races in 2026; 1 of those is a toss-up (Iowa). Kalshi traders favor Democrats in 235 and Republicans in 200 of the 435 House races in 2026; 4 of those are toss-ups (FL-22, MI-04, NY-17 and WI-01). Kalshi traders favor Democrats in 22 and Republicans in 14 of the 36 governor races in 2026; 2 of those are toss-ups (Georgia and Nevada). The most traded 2026 Senate combo on Kalshi is “How many Senate seats will Democrats hold after the Midterms?”, with $5.8 million traded. Kalshi lists 161 more US election markets beyond its Senate, House and governor races.

Who is favored to win the 2026 midterms?

As of October 20, 2026, Kalshi traders favor Democrats to win the Senate, at 65%, and Democrats to win the House, at 91%. The odds are live prices on Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated exchange, and change as traders react to polls, fundraising and news. See the Senate control market.
and the House control market

What are the odds Democrats win the House?

As of October 20, 2026, Kalshi traders give Democrats a 91% chance of winning the House in the 2026 midterms, and Republicans a 9% chance. Those odds are the live prices of each party's contract on Kalshi, and they move as traders buy and sell. See the House control market.

What are the odds Democrats win the Senate?

As of October 20, 2026, Kalshi traders give Democrats a 65% chance of winning the Senate in the 2026 midterms, and Republicans a 36% chance. Those odds are the live prices of each party's contract on Kalshi, and they move as traders buy and sell. See the Senate control market.

Where do these midterm odds come from?

The odds on this page are live prices on Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated exchange, where $221 million has traded on 2026 Senate, House and governor markets as of October 20, 2026. Each price is what traders are paying for that outcome right now, and Kalshi publishes how well its prices have matched results. See how Kalshi is regulated and Kalshi's methodology.

How accurate are prediction markets for elections?

Across 2,243,741 resolved Kalshi markets from 2021 to mid-2026, prices were well calibrated: outcomes priced at a given chance happened about that often. Accuracy improves as a market nears resolution, with Brier scores falling from about 0.09 three months out to below 0.02 at close. See Kalshi's calibration study.

How do midterm prediction markets work?

Each market asks a yes-or-no question, such as which party will control the Senate. A contract pays $1 if its outcome happens and nothing if it doesn't, so its price in cents reads as the percent chance traders give that outcome. Kalshi is a CFTC-regulated exchange, and prices move as traders buy and sell. See Kalshi's guide to prediction markets.