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2026 Midterms
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US Elections
Midterms
2028
Senate
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2028
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Senate
House
Governor
Balance of Power
Live
Kalshi Forecast
Democrats
have a
64%
chance
to control the Senate
Forecasts
· 33 days to Election
51
Democrats
Dem seats
Republicans
Rep seats
47
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 11
D
Colorado
98%
D
Delaware
99%
D
Georgia
95%
D
Illinois
98%
D
Massachusetts
98%
D
North Carolina
94%
D
New Jersey
98%
D
New Mexico
98%
D
Oregon
97%
D
Rhode Island
99%
D
Virginia
98%
Likely Democratic
Total 2
D
Minnesota
88%
D
New Hampshire
87%
Lean Democratic
Total 4
D
Alaska
69%
D
Michigan
72%
D
Ohio
63%
D
Texas
66%
Toss-up
Total 2
Dem 1
Rep 1
R
Iowa
60%
D
Maine
58%
Lean Republican
Total 2
R
Kansas
70%
R
Nebraska
73%
Likely Republican
Total 1
R
South Carolina
88%
Safe Republican
Total 13
R
Alabama
98%
R
Arkansas
93%
R
Florida
90%
R
Idaho
92%
R
Kentucky
95%
R
Louisiana
91%
R
Mississippi
90%
R
Montana
91%
R
Oklahoma
97%
R
South Dakota
90%
R
Tennessee
98%
R
West Virginia
97%
R
Wyoming
97%
Rating changes · Past month
More markets
Most traded
Texas
D
James Talarico
Talarico
R
Ken Paxton
Paxton
64%
36%
DEM
D 64%
REP
R 36%
Maine
D
Troy Jackson
Jackson
R
Susan Collins
Collins
*
58%
42%
DEM
D 58%
REP
R 42%
Ohio
D
Sherrod Brown
Brown
R
Jon Husted
Husted
*
61%
39%
DEM
D 61%
REP
R 39%
Michigan
D
Abdul El-Sayed
El-Sayed
R
Mike Rogers
Rogers
71%
29%
DEM
D 71%
REP
R 29%
Iowa
D
Josh Turek
Turek
R
Ashley Hinson
Hinson
41%
59%
DEM
D 41%
REP
R 59%
North Carolina
D
Roy Cooper
Cooper
R
Michael Whatley
Whatley
94%
6%
DEM
D 94%
REP
R 6%
Alaska
D
Democratic party
Democrat
R
Republican party
Republican
*
69%
31%
DEM
D 69%
REP
R 31%
Kansas
D
Adam Hamilton
Hamilton
R
Roger Marshall
Marshall
*
31%
69%
DEM
D 31%
REP
R 69%
Nebraska
I
Dan Osborn
Osborn
R
Pete Ricketts
Ricketts
*
27%
73%
IND
I 27%
REP
R 73%
South Carolina
D
Annie Andrews
Andrews
R
Darline Graham
Graham
13%
87%
DEM
D 13%
REP
R 87%
New Hampshire
D
Chris Pappas
Pappas
R
John E. Sununu
Sununu
86%
14%
DEM
D 86%
REP
R 14%
Georgia
D
Jon Ossoff
Ossoff
*
R
Mike Collins
Collins
96%
4%
DEM
D 96%
REP
R 4%
Minnesota
D
Peggy Flanagan
Flanagan
R
Michele Tafoya
Tafoya
87%
13%
DEM
D 87%
REP
R 13%
Florida
D
Angie Nixon
Nixon
R
Ashley Moody
Moody
*
9%
91%
DEM
D 9%
REP
R 91%
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
*
8%
92%
IND
I 8%
REP
R 92%
Mississippi
D
Scott Colom
Colom
R
Cindy Hyde-Smith
Hyde-Smith
*
10%
90%
DEM
D 10%
REP
R 90%
South Dakota
I
Brian Bengs
Bengs
R
Mike Rounds
Rounds
*
11%
89%
IND
I 11%
REP
R 89%
Arkansas
D
Hallie Shoffner
Shoffner
R
Tom Cotton
Cotton
*
7%
93%
DEM
D 7%
REP
R 93%
Kentucky
D
Charles Booker
Booker
R
Andy Barr
Barr
4%
96%
DEM
D 4%
REP
R 96%
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Combos
Senate
How many Senate seats will Democrats hold after the Midterms?
Above 52
35
%
52
15
%
$3,502,871 vol
10 markets
Senate
How many Senate seats will Republicans hold after the Midterms?
47
16
%
48
15
%
$1,266,990 vol
15 markets
Senate
Maine-Texas Senate Combo
James Talarico and Troy Jackson
49
%
Ken Paxton and Susan Collins
29
%
$1,059,945 vol
6 markets
Senate
Maine Senate Exact Outcome
Democratic party wins
62
%
Republican party wins
39
%
$712,105 vol
2 markets
Senate
Closest Senate race this year?
Texas
17
%
Iowa
15
%
$642,906 vol
20 markets
Senate
Will Democrats sweep the “core four” Senate races?
Yes
51
%
No
49
%
$362,202 vol
1 market
Senate
Texas Senate: Exact outcome
Talarico defeats Paxton
62
%
Paxton defeats Talarico
42
%
$355,895 vol
2 markets
Senate
How many Senate seats will Democrats hold after the Midterms? (Higher strikes)
Below 53
64
%
53
15
%
$279,101 vol
7 markets
Senate
How many Democratic Senators will lose reelection this year?
Exactly 0
92
%
Exactly 2
4
%
$97,492 vol
6 markets
Senate
Manchin Senate combo: Rogers & Collins
Both lose
56
%
Rogers loses, Collins wins
22
%
$70,429 vol
4 markets
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141 events
Market
Pays out
Odds
Mayor
Los Angeles Mayor winner?
$97,767,007 vol
Nithya Raman
1.65
x
59
%
Karen Bass
2.29
x
42
%
US Elections
Will the California billionaire wealth tax pass?
$1,188,781 vol
Yes
2.81
x
33
%
No
1.46
x
67
%
Senate
Blue wave this year?
$806,225 vol
Yes
1.14
x
86
%
No
6.74
x
14
%
Attorney General
Minnesota Attorney General winner?
$34,188 vol
Keith Ellison
1.26
x
82
%
Ronald J. Schutz
3.96
x
23
%
Senate
Blue tsunami this year?
$604,680 vol
Yes
1.83
x
51
%
No
1.97
x
49
%
Other US Elections
Texas Railroad Commissioner winner
$119,017 vol
Jon Rosenthal
1.90
x
51
%
Bo French
1.93
x
49
%
Senate
Will Democrats win any statewide election in Texas this year? (Blexas)
$24,008 vol
Yes
1.46
x
66
%
No
2.66
x
34
%
US Elections
California Proposition 40 election margin of victory? (Yes)
$14,957 vol
Yes, ≥1%
2.59
x
38
%
Yes, ≥4%
3.66
x
22
%
Referendums
Which ballot measures will pass in Idaho?
$26,592 vol
Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act
1.97
x
48
%
Drug Legalization Authority Amendment
23.4
x
6
%
Senate
Midterms: Democratic mega tsunami?
$16,773 vol
Yes
4.13
x
20
%
No
1.25
x
80
%
US Elections
Will the California Voter ID initiative pass?
$20,246 vol
Yes
2.98
x
33
%
No
1.38
x
67
%
Referendums
Which abortion-related measures will pass this year?
$12,766 vol
Missouri Amendment 3
1.62
x
60
%
Virginia Question 1
1.03
x
99
%
Attorney General
Nevada Attorney General winner?
$4,219 vol
Nicole Jeanette Cannizzaro
1.25
x
79
%
Adriana Guzmán Fralick
4.51
x
21
%
Attorney General
Georgia Attorney General winner?
$3,127 vol
Tanya Miller
1.93
x
49
%
Brian Strickland
1.90
x
50
%
Referendums
Will Kansas vote to require U.S. citizenship to vote?
$6,423 vol
Yes
1.07
x
94
%
No
10.4
x
6
%
Referendums
Which ballot measures will pass in Colorado?
$22,267 vol
Amendment 82
1.90
x
41
%
Amendment 87
1.86
x
46
%
Attorney General
Iowa Attorney General winner?
$24,296 vol
Brenna Bird
1.44
x
68
%
Nate Willems
2.81
x
34
%
Attorney General
New York Attorney General winner?
$19,898 vol
Letitia James
1.07
x
93
%
Saritha Komatireddy
15.6
x
6
%
Secretary of State
Arizona Secretary of State winner?
$4,620 vol
Adrian Fontes
1.20
x
83
%
Alexander Kolodin
4.31
x
20
%
Attorney General
Florida Attorney General winner?
$2,005 vol
James Uthmeier
1.22
x
80
%
José Javier Rodriguez
5.56
x
17
%
Attorney General
Michigan Attorney General winner?
$7,875 vol
Eli Savit
1.33
x
73
%
Doug Lloyd
3.66
x
27
%
Referendums
Which ballot measures will pass in Arkansas?
$44,606 vol
Economic Development Districts Amendment
1.25
x
75
%
Water Infrastructure Bond Question
1.08
x
84
%
Attorney General
Arizona Attorney General winner?
$14,133 vol
Kris Mayes
1.23
x
80
%
Warren Petersen
4.73
x
23
%
Other US Elections
North Carolina State Senate winner?
$1,875 vol
Republican party
1.05
x
88
%
Democratic party
9.41
x
10
%