PREDICTION MARKETS / US MIDTERMS, NOV 3 2026

2026 midterms: what the markets price

Polymarket prices Democratic control of the Senate at 64.5% and of the House at 93.5%, as of Oct 3, 2026, 14:30 UTC.

Senate control after Nov 3

Captured 14:30 UTC
LegPolymarket
Dem YES
64.5
64.0 / 65.0
Rep YES
35.5
35.0 / 36.0
Dem 24h 0.0ppDem 7d +2.0pp
Dem YES, 30d, hourly: 51.5 to 66.5 ■ Polymarket

Prices are mids of the YES book, bid / ask below each. Dem full record · Rep full record

House control after Nov 3

Captured 14:30 UTC
LegPolymarket
Dem YES
93.5
93.0 / 94.0
Rep YES
6.5
6.0 / 7.0
Dem 24h +1.0ppDem 7d +1.0pp
Dem YES, 30d, hourly: 86.5 to 93.5 ■ Polymarket

Prices are mids of the YES book, bid / ask below each. Dem full record · Rep full record

Balance of power, both chambers

5 separate Polymarket markets; YES prices sum to 100.2, bar widths scaled to 100.
Dem Senate, Dem House 64.5Rep Senate, Dem House 28.5Rep Senate, Rep House 6.5Dem Senate, Rep House 0.5Other 0.1

Race board

Every Senate, governor and House race market recorded by Kresmion, closest to 50 first, then by volume. Dem YES is shaded blue above 50 and amber below. A race with one stored leg shows n/a for the other: the legs are separate markets and one is never derived from the other. 7d is the Dem leg, or the named leg where no party leg is stored. Depth 1% is the bid / ask dollar depth within 1% of the mid from an order book recorded in the last 6 hours, n/a otherwise; a side reads in spread when 1% of the mid is narrower than the gap to that side's best quote (a low-priced leg), so no order can rest inside the band. A race whose last capture is older than 90 minutes shows its capture time. Markets listed on the venue and recorded by Kresmion; races the venue has not listed are absent.

Senate · 35 races
RaceDem YESRep YES7dBid / askDepth 1%Volume
Iowa43.057.0+1.5pp42.0 / 44.0in spread / in spread$709K
Maine59.540.5-5.0pp59.0 / 60.0$659 / $2K$2.1M
Ohio60.539.5+3.0pp60.0 / 61.0$4K / $4K$1.0M
Kansas37.562.5+8.0pp37.0 / 38.0in spread / in spread$721K
Texas67.533.5+6.0pp67.0 / 68.0$53 / $389$1.9M
Alaska
Peltola 71.5 · Sullivan 27.5 · Darden 0.1 · 4 more
n/an/a-1.0pp Peltola71.0 / 72.0$233 / $505$1.1M
Michigan72.527.5+2.0pp72.0 / 73.0$5K / $3K$1.3M
New Hampshire86.513.5+1.0pp86.0 / 87.0$832 / $2K$296K
South Carolina12.586.5-1.0pp12.0 / 13.0in spread / in spread$547K
Minnesota90.510.5n/a90.0 / 91.0$90 / $11K$145K
Mississippi9.090.5+0.5pp8.0 / 10.0n/a$126K
Florida8.591.5n/a8.0 / 9.0in spread / in spread$159K
Arkansas6.693.3n/a6.2 / 6.9in spread / in spread$32K
Louisiana6.593.00.0pp6.0 / 7.0in spread / in spread$47K
North Carolina95.54.5+1.0pp95.0 / 96.0n/a$214K
Georgia97.22.9+2.2pp97.0 / 97.3$305 / $2K$205K
Tennessee2.896.9-0.2pp2.4 / 3.2in spread / in spread$30K
Kentucky2.896.5n/a1.5 / 4.0in spread / in spread$37K
Wyoming2.597.5n/a2.2 / 2.8n/a$19K
New Mexico97.51.6n/a97.1 / 98.0n/a$26K
Virginia97.51.8n/a97.1 / 98.0n/a$24K
New Jersey97.72.9+1.1pp96.5 / 98.8n/a$21K
Oregon97.92.0n/a97.4 / 98.3$102 / $2K$7K
Massachusetts97.91.8n/a97.7 / 98.1n/a$49K
Illinois98.02.2n/a97.3 / 98.7$143 / $30$34K
Colorado98.01.8+0.2pp97.0 / 99.1in spread / in spread$51K
Alabama1.797.0n/a0.4 / 2.9in spread / in spread$13K
Oklahoma1.598.4n/a0.7 / 2.3n/a$26K
Delaware98.71.4n/a98.0 / 99.3n/a$32K
West Virginia1.398.5n/a0.7 / 1.9in spread / in spread$16K
Rhode Island99.30.8n/a98.8 / 99.8n/a$27K
Montana
Ind 8.3
0.491.5n/a0.2 / 0.6in spread / in spread$145K
South Dakota
Bengs 4.6
0.193.8n/a0.1 / 0.2n/a$49K
Nebraska
Ind 25.5
0.173.5n/an/a / 0.2n/a$490K
Idaho
Achilles 5.3
0.194.8n/an/a / 0.1n/a$115K
Governor · 36 races
RaceDem YESRep YES7dBid / askDepth 1%Volume
Nevada52.547.0n/a51.0 / 54.0in spread / in spread$245K
Georgia45.554.5-9.0pp45.0 / 46.0in spread / in spread$145K
Ohio65.034.5n/a64.0 / 66.0in spread / in spread$273K
Kansas27.573.5n/a27.0 / 28.0n/a$47K
Oregon73.527.5-13.0pp73.0 / 74.0in spread / in spread$73K
Texas26.074.4+4.5pp25.0 / 27.0in spread / in spread$402K
Alaska
Kreiss-Tomkins 75.1 · Wilson 18.0 · Begich 1.1 · 19 more
n/an/a-2.4pp Kreiss-Tomkins74.3 / 75.9in spread / in spread$1.4M
Florida23.577.5+2.0pp23.0 / 24.0in spread / in spread$253K
Vermont20.278.5+4.6pp19.7 / 20.7in spread / in spread$164K
Wisconsin81.518.5-4.0pp81.0 / 82.0$6K / $48$701K
Iowa84.514.5n/a84.0 / 85.0n/a$112K
Arizona88.510.5n/a88.0 / 89.0$8K / $4K$89K
Nebraska9.590.5n/a9.0 / 10.0in spread / in spread$19K
Oklahoma7.592.5n/a7.0 / 8.0in spread / in spread$32K
Alabama7.092.4n/a6.9 / 7.1n/a$25K
Tennessee5.495.0+2.5pp4.2 / 6.6in spread / in spread$15K
Maine95.24.3n/a94.7 / 95.6$471 / $317$36K
South Carolina4.794.5n/a4.5 / 4.9in spread / in spread$19K
Michigan
Ind 0.1
95.54.5n/a94.3 / 96.7in spread / in spread$244K
New York95.54.5n/a95.0 / 96.0n/a$127K
Minnesota95.54.5n/a95.0 / 96.0$2K / $2K$88K
New Mexico95.54.5n/a95.0 / 96.0n/a$42K
California
Becerra 95.9 · Hilton 4.0 · Steyer 0.1 · 20 more
n/an/a+0.7pp Becerra95.8 / 96.0$11K / $3K$41.6M
New Hampshire4.096.0n/a3.1 / 5.0n/a$41K
Massachusetts96.33.1n/a96.1 / 96.4$406 / $669$96K
Colorado96.51.8n/a96.0 / 97.0n/a$17K
Maryland96.51.3n/a96.0 / 97.1n/a$23K
Connecticut96.52.5n/a96.0 / 97.1n/a$9K
Rhode Island
Ind 0.9
96.81.8n/a95.7 / 97.8n/a$70K
Pennsylvania96.92.6n/a96.1 / 97.7n/a$50K
Illinois97.02.5n/a95.9 / 98.0n/a$12K
South Dakota2.996.7+0.4pp2.2 / 3.6in spread / in spread$27K
Wyoming2.796.8n/a2.4 / 3.0n/a$12K
Arkansas2.796.8n/a1.8 / 3.6n/a$11K
Hawaii97.51.2n/a96.6 / 98.5n/a$16K
Idaho2.198.3n/a1.9 / 2.4n/a$27K
House · 20 closest to 50 of 135 districts
RaceDem YESRep YES7dBid / askDepth 1%Volume
MI-0448.5n/a0.0pp48.0 / 49.0in spread / in spread$5K
VA-01n/a53.5-6.5pp Rep53.0 / 54.0$53 / $176$20K
MI-0756.5n/a0.0pp56.0 / 57.0$927 / $634$22K
NC-0161.5n/a-1.0pp61.0 / 62.0$112 / $202$1K
TX-23n/a63.5+2.0pp Rep63.0 / 64.0$1K / $1K$42K
FL-1463.5n/a-4.0pp63.0 / 64.0$814 / $228$27K
PA-01n/a65.5+1.0pp Rep65.0 / 66.0n/a$9K
MI-1065.5n/a0.0pp65.0 / 66.0$1K / $1K$5K
MT-01n/a67.5-1.0pp Rep67.0 / 68.0$607 / $1K$8K
SC-01n/a71.5+1.0pp Rep70.0 / 73.0in spread / in spread$15K
KY-06n/a72.5-2.0pp Rep72.0 / 73.0$360 / $297$24K
AL-0226.5n/a-4.0pp26.0 / 27.0in spread / in spread$40K
IA-0376.522.50.0pp76.0 / 77.0$637 / $151$11K
NC-09n/a77.0+1.5pp Rep76.0 / 78.0in spread / in spread$15K
TX-1578.5n/a+6.0pp78.0 / 79.0$183 / $250$17K
AZ-0179.520.0+3.0pp79.0 / 80.0n/a$63K
AZ-0682.517.50.0pp82.0 / 83.0in spread / in spread$12K
AZ-08n/a82.5-1.5pp Rep82.0 / 83.0n/a$5K
NY-2117.5n/a-3.0pp17.0 / 18.0n/a$36K
NC-0717.5n/a+3.0pp17.0 / 18.0in spread / in spread$14K
Show the other 115 House districts
House, remaining districts
RaceDem YESRep YES7dBid / askDepth 1%Volume
NE-0116.5n/a+2.0pp16.0 / 17.0in spread / in spread$23K
NC-13n/a83.50.0pp Rep83.0 / 84.0n/a$4K
TX-34n/a16.5+1.0pp Rep16.0 / 17.0in spread / in spread$4K
FL-1615.5n/a-1.0pp15.0 / 16.0n/a$16K
IN-05n/a84.5-0.5pp Rep84.0 / 85.0n/a$14K
FL-12n/a86.0-0.5pp Rep85.0 / 87.0in spread / in spread$26K
TN-0914.0n/a+2.5pp13.0 / 15.0n/a$21K
OH-10n/a86.5+4.0pp Rep86.0 / 87.0$151 / $387$28K
IA-01n/a13.5-3.5pp Rep12.0 / 15.0in spread / in spread$14K
NC-0513.1n/a+0.8pp12.6 / 13.6n/a$15K
OH-0187.0n/a-1.3pp86.8 / 87.2$316 / $392$21K
MD-01n/a89.0-1.0pp Rep88.0 / 90.0n/a$35K
NJ-0789.5n/an/a89.0 / 90.0$263 / $225$22K
SC-02n/a89.5-2.0pp Rep89.0 / 90.0$300 / $461$21K
MN-06n/a90.5+0.5pp Rep90.0 / 91.0$169 / $59$26K
TX-38n/a90.5-1.0pp Rep90.0 / 91.0$66 / $18$18K
AZ-05n/a91.50.0pp Rep91.0 / 92.0$821 / $240$21K
NE-02n/a8.4+1.9pp Rep8.1 / 8.7in spread / in spread$9K
GA-127.5n/a-3.0pp7.0 / 8.0in spread / in spread$24K
TX-107.5n/a-0.5pp7.0 / 8.0in spread / in spread$22K
PA-166.391.5-1.6pp6.2 / 6.4in spread / in spread$41K
TX-366.3n/a0.0pp6.2 / 6.3$10 / $10$22K
GA-0294.06.3+1.5pp93.0 / 95.0in spread / in spread$27K
NV-0194.0n/a-0.5pp93.9 / 94.1$3K / $585$16K
MN-0294.0n/a+1.0pp94.0 / 94.1$6K / $703$15K
UT-04n/a94.3-0.7pp Rep94.2 / 94.3$6K / $800$23K
WI-07n/a94.50.0pp Rep94.0 / 95.0$371 / $163$28K
WI-06n/a94.50.0pp Rep94.0 / 95.0n/a$21K
OR-0494.5n/a+0.5pp94.0 / 95.0$227 / $5$16K
MD-0294.5n/a-1.0pp94.0 / 95.0$307 / $5$13K
CA-2794.5n/a0.0pp94.0 / 95.0$23 / $67$6K
NV-0394.5n/a+2.0pp94.0 / 95.0$366 / $67$5K
GA-075.593.5-1.5pp5.0 / 6.0in spread / in spread$41K
FL-195.5n/a0.0pp5.0 / 6.0in spread / in spread$16K
NY-22n/a5.5-0.5pp Rep5.0 / 6.0in spread / in spread$11K
TX-06n/a94.8-1.1pp Rep94.7 / 94.9$1K / $3K$37K
CA-4394.9n/a-1.7pp93.1 / 96.7n/a$11K
TX-31n/a95.00.0pp Rep94.0 / 96.0n/a$32K
FL-084.9n/a+0.8pp4.2 / 5.5in spread / in spread$18K
CA-3195.5n/a+0.5pp94.0 / 96.9in spread / in spread$8K
SC-03n/a95.5+0.5pp Rep95.0 / 96.0n/a$30K
LA-03n/a95.50.0pp Rep95.0 / 96.0$115 / $32$24K
TN-03n/a95.5+1.0pp Rep94.0 / 97.0in spread / in spread$21K
CA-2695.5n/a+0.5pp95.0 / 96.0$23 / $19$17K
IA-044.595.0-1.0pp4.0 / 5.0in spread / in spread$44K
MA-02n/a4.50.0pp Rep4.0 / 5.0in spread / in spread$39K
KS-03n/a4.50.0pp Rep4.0 / 5.0in spread / in spread$22K
TX-134.5n/a0.0pp4.0 / 5.0in spread / in spread$16K
CA-4295.5n/a+0.2pp94.3 / 96.8in spread / in spread$17K
MD-0695.63.1+1.1pp94.3 / 96.9in spread / in spread$35K
MA-0695.63.0-0.1pp94.6 / 96.6in spread / in spread$27K
TN-08n/a95.6+0.2pp Rep95.0 / 96.2$514 / $140$23K
CT-0195.6n/a+0.1pp94.1 / 97.1in spread / in spread$3K
HI-0195.83.5+0.1pp94.6 / 96.9n/a$41K
WA-1095.8n/a+1.3pp94.1 / 97.5n/a$18K
UT-024.293.5-0.3pp2.2 / 6.1in spread / in spread$22K
NM-0196.0n/a+1.5pp94.3 / 97.6in spread / in spread$21K
IL-0996.0n/a+1.5pp95.0 / 97.0n/a$18K
FL-2496.02.3+0.1pp95.8 / 96.3n/a$34K
TN-04n/a96.2-2.2pp Rep95.2 / 97.2in spread / in spread$39K
OR-0696.23.1+0.1pp95.7 / 96.7n/a$27K
MS-04n/a96.2+0.3pp Rep95.3 / 97.1n/a$26K
PA-09n/a96.3+0.2pp Rep94.5 / 98.1n/a$14K
CA-46n/a3.7-0.8pp Rep3.2 / 4.2in spread / in spread$46K
AL-053.7n/a+0.5pp3.1 / 4.3n/a$35K
WI-053.696.2-0.3pp3.2 / 4.1n/a$59K
OK-043.6n/a-0.3pp3.4 / 3.9in spread / in spread$16K
KY-013.5n/a0.0pp2.4 / 4.7in spread / in spread$17K
IL-163.5n/a+2.9pp3.1 / 3.9in spread / in spread$39K
NY-16n/a3.5+2.7pp Rep1.2 / 5.8n/a$11K
CA-1596.6n/a-0.1pp95.4 / 97.8n/a$95K
PA-0396.6n/a+0.4pp95.6 / 97.6$60 / $39$20K
AR-043.4n/a+0.9pp1.8 / 4.9in spread / in spread$11K
NY-0796.90.7-0.3pp95.7 / 98.0n/a$31K
NC-083.1n/a+0.1pp2.4 / 3.9in spread / in spread$16K
NY-2596.92.5-0.6pp96.3 / 97.5$154 / $216$42K
CA-50n/a3.1-0.4pp Rep3.0 / 3.2in spread / in spread$30K
IL-123.195.5+0.5pp1.9 / 4.3n/a$25K
SC-06n/a3.1+1.7pp Rep1.8 / 4.4in spread / in spread$25K
OR-0197.0n/a+1.2pp95.5 / 98.4n/a$11K
MS-0297.0n/a-0.1pp96.1 / 97.9n/a$27K
CA-1797.0n/a+0.4pp96.3 / 97.8$107 / $57$13K
KY-05n/a97.1n/a97.0 / 97.2$3K / $6K$39K
CA-36n/a2.8n/a2.0 / 3.6in spread / in spread$80K
TX-052.8n/a+1.6pp1.3 / 4.2in spread / in spread$48K
IL-0797.3n/a+0.6pp95.7 / 98.8n/a$12K
GA-13n/a2.50.0pp Rep0.8 / 4.3in spread / in spread$19K
MD-0497.5n/a+0.1pp97.1 / 97.9n/a$21K
FL-20n/a2.5-0.9pp Rep0.9 / 4.1n/a$15K
CA-2497.5n/a+0.8pp97.1 / 98.0$350 / $7$34K
CA-32n/a2.4+1.9pp Rep0.9 / 3.9n/a$16K
TX-30n/a2.3-0.2pp Rep1.6 / 2.9in spread / in spread$43K
VA-08n/a2.3-0.2pp Rep1.7 / 2.8in spread / in spread$28K
GA-06n/a2.2-0.1pp Rep0.7 / 3.7in spread / in spread$18K
CA-51n/a2.1+0.1pp Rep1.1 / 3.2in spread / in spread$16K
WA-01n/a2.1+0.3pp Rep0.6 / 3.6in spread / in spread$21K
GA-0498.0n/a-0.4pp97.4 / 98.5$264 / $78$30K
MA-07n/a1.9+0.1pp Rep1.1 / 2.8in spread / in spread$19K
MS-03n/a98.0+0.1pp Rep97.1 / 99.0n/a$23K
AR-011.9n/a+0.7pp0.7 / 3.1n/a$10K
CA-13n/a1.8-2.0pp Rep0.7 / 3.0in spread / in spread$17K
AZ-0398.2n/a0.0pp98.1 / 98.2$885 / $24$33K
CO-01n/a1.8-0.1pp Rep1.5 / 2.1in spread / in spread$27K
MA-08n/a1.7-0.1pp Rep0.5 / 2.8in spread / in spread$13K
PA-0598.4n/a0.0pp97.1 / 99.6n/a$13K
OK-021.698.40.0pp1.2 / 2.0in spread / in spread$33K
CA-44n/a1.60.0pp Rep1.5 / 1.6in spread / in spread$25K
CA-1198.5n/a0.0pp97.3 / 99.7in spread / in spread$15K
NY-08n/a1.4-0.4pp Rep0.3 / 2.5n/a$19K
VA-11n/a1.4+1.0pp Rep0.3 / 2.5in spread / in spread$12K
NC-02n/a1.3-2.5pp Rep0.9 / 1.6in spread / in spread$10K
AL-07n/a0.7-1.1pp Rep0.4 / 1.0in spread / in spread$58K
AL-030.4n/a+0.2pp0.4 / 0.5in spread / in spread$20K
WY-AL0.3n/a0.0pp0.2 / 0.4in spread / in spread$26K
CA-35n/a0.2-2.7pp Rep0.1 / 0.3in spread / in spread$21K

Market depth: price impact of a $1k and $10k order

Average fill, distance from the best level and the taker fee, walked through the latest recorded Polymarket order book. Ask side takes offered YES shares, bid side takes resting bids. Fee in bps of stake at the average fill, fee / stake = rate x (1 - price). Books older than 6 hours are not used.

MarketAsk side $1kAsk side $10kBid side $1kBid side $10k
Senate control, Dem YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
65.0
0.00pp · fee 140 bps
65.0
0.00pp · fee 140 bps
64.0
0.00pp · fee 144 bps
64.0
0.00pp · fee 144 bps
Senate control, Rep YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
36.0
0.00pp · fee 256 bps
36.0
0.00pp · fee 256 bps
35.0
0.00pp · fee 260 bps
34.9
0.11pp · fee 260 bps
House control, Dem YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
94.0
0.00pp · fee 24 bps
94.0
0.00pp · fee 24 bps
93.0
0.00pp · fee 28 bps
93.0
0.00pp · fee 28 bps
House control, Rep YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
7.0
0.00pp · fee 372 bps
7.7
0.71pp · fee 369 bps
6.0
0.00pp · fee 376 bps
5.4
0.64pp · fee 379 bps
California Governor, Becerra YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
96.0
0.02pp · fee 16 bps
not fillable
95.7
0.13pp · fee 17 bps
95.4
0.39pp · fee 18 bps
Maine Senate, Dem YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
60.0
0.00pp · fee 160 bps
60.9
0.89pp · fee 156 bps
58.7
0.34pp · fee 165 bps
57.9
1.08pp · fee 168 bps
Texas Senate, Dem YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
67.6
0.61pp · fee 130 bps
68.6
1.62pp · fee 126 bps
64.1
1.85pp · fee 143 bps
63.2
2.78pp · fee 147 bps
Alaska Governor, Kreiss-Tomkins YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
not fillablenot fillable
74.1
0.23pp · fee 104 bps
not fillable
Michigan Senate, Dem YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
73.0
0.00pp · fee 108 bps
73.7
0.70pp · fee 105 bps
72.0
0.00pp · fee 112 bps
71.5
0.48pp · fee 114 bps
Alaska Senate, Peltola YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
72.5
0.49pp · fee 110 bps
72.9
0.95pp · fee 108 bps
70.1
0.91pp · fee 120 bps
68.1
2.88pp · fee 128 bps
Ohio Senate, Dem YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
61.0
0.00pp · fee 156 bps
61.8
0.76pp · fee 153 bps
60.0
0.00pp · fee 160 bps
59.4
0.62pp · fee 162 bps
Kansas Senate, Dem YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
38.0
0.00pp · fee 248 bps
38.0
0.00pp · fee 248 bps
36.6
0.43pp · fee 254 bps
not fillable
Iowa Senate, Dem YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
44.0
0.00pp · fee 224 bps
44.8
0.78pp · fee 221 bps
42.0
0.00pp · fee 232 bps
41.1
0.90pp · fee 236 bps
Wisconsin Governor, Dem YES
book Oct 3, 2026, 14:18 UTC
83.0
0.95pp · fee 68 bps
83.0
1.00pp · fee 68 bps
81.0
0.00pp · fee 76 bps
80.6
0.39pp · fee 78 bps

Not fillable: the order runs past the price levels recorded in the snapshot, so no average is stated.

Biggest moves this week

Midterm markets by absolute 7-day change in the YES price, with the dated start price.

Market7d agoNowChange
Will the Democrats win the Oregon governor race in 2026?86.5 Sep 26, 202673.5-13.0pp
Will the Democrats win the Georgia governor race in 2026?54.5 Sep 26, 202645.5-9.0pp
Will the Democrats win the Kansas Senate race in 2026?29.5 Sep 26, 202637.5+8.0pp
Will the Republicans win the Kansas Senate race in 2026?70.5 Sep 26, 202662.5-8.0pp
Will the Republicans win the Maine Senate race in 2026?33.5 Sep 26, 202640.5+7.0pp
Will the Republican Party win the VA-01 House seat?60.0 Sep 26, 202653.5-6.5pp
Will the Democrats win the Texas Senate race in 2026?61.5 Sep 26, 202667.5+6.0pp
Will the Democratic Party win the TX-15 House seat?72.5 Sep 26, 202678.5+6.0pp
Will the Republicans win the Texas Senate race in 2026?39.5 Sep 26, 202633.5-6.0pp
Will the Democrats win the Maine Senate race in 2026?64.5 Sep 26, 202659.5-5.0pp

How settled politics markets resolved

811 settled Polymarket politics markets recorded by Kresmion, grouped by their recorded YES price before settlement. A record of past markets, not a forecast; lead times are mixed across the population.

Recorded priceMarketsAvg priceResolved YES
0 to 205262.31.7
20 to 405230.026.9
40 to 603048.540.0
60 to 805370.967.9
80 to 10015094.793.3

Seat counts, popular vote and other midterm markets

Partial ladders as listed on the venue and recorded by Kresmion; the buckets shown do not cover every outcome, so no seat distribution is drawn from them.

MarketYES7dBid / askVolume
Will the Republican Party hold below 190 House seats after the 2026 midterm elections?28.5n/a28.0 / 29.0$48K
Will the Republican Party hold between 190 and 194 House seats after the 2026 midterm elections?16.5+1.0pp16.0 / 17.0$16K
Will the Republican Party hold between 195 and 199 House seats after the 2026 midterm elections?15.0n/a13.0 / 17.0$35K
Will the Republican Party hold between 200 and 204 House seats after the 2026 midterm elections?12.6n/a11.0 / 14.2$27K
Will the Republican Party hold between 205 and 209 House seats after the 2026 midterm elections?12.4n/a11.1 / 13.8$42K
Will the Republican Party hold between 210 and 214 House seats after the 2026 midterm elections?10.0n/a8.0 / 11.9$17K
Will the Republican Party hold between 215 and 219 House seats after the 2026 midterm elections?6.00.0pp5.6 / 6.4$12K
Will the Republican Party hold between 220 and 224 House seats after the 2026 midterm elections?3.0n/a1.4 / 4.6$60K
Will the Republican Party hold 230 or more House seats after the 2026 midterm elections?1.4n/a1.1 / 1.6$32K
Will the Republican Party hold between 225 and 229 House seats after the 2026 midterm elections?0.9n/a0.7 / 1.2$25K
Will the Republican Party hold 47 or fewer Senate seats after the 2026 midterm elections?38.5+3.0pp38.0 / 39.0$273K
Will the Republican Party hold exactly 48 Senate seats after the 2026 midterm elections?14.5n/a14.0 / 15.0$58K
Will the Republican Party hold exactly 49 Senate seats after the 2026 midterm elections?13.5n/a13.0 / 14.0$55K
Will the Republican Party hold exactly 50 Senate seats after the 2026 midterm elections?13.0+2.5pp12.0 / 14.0$135K
Will the Republican Party hold exactly 51 Senate seats after the 2026 midterm elections?10.5n/a10.0 / 11.0$234K
Will the Republican Party hold exactly 52 Senate seats after the 2026 midterm elections?4.3n/a2.1 / 6.4$611K
Will the Republican Party hold exactly 53 Senate seats after the 2026 midterm elections?3.5n/a1.8 / 5.1$92K
Will the Republican Party hold exactly 54 Senate seats after the 2026 midterm elections?2.4n/a1.1 / 3.7$791K
Will the Republican Party hold exactly 55 Senate seats after the 2026 midterm elections?2.0n/a1.0 / 3.0$449K
Will the Republican Party hold exactly 56 Senate seats after the 2026 midterm elections?1.2n/a0.6 / 1.8$211K
Will the Republican Party hold 57 or more Senate seats after the 2026 midterm elections?0.7+0.1pp0.5 / 0.9$141K
Will the 2026 Midterm Elections happen as scheduled?98.30.0pp98.2 / 98.3$510K
Will the Democratic Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by between 8% and 10%?27.5n/a27.0 / 28.0$16K
Will the Democratic Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by between 10% and 12%?22.5n/a22.0 / 23.0$10K
Will the Democratic Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by between 6% and 8%?19.5+2.5pp19.0 / 20.0$17K
Will the Democratic Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by between 4% and 6%?9.5n/a8.0 / 11.0$8K
Will the Democratic Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by between 12% and 14%?7.6n/a6.1 / 9.2$5K
Will the Democratic Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by between 2% and 4%?6.6n/a5.1 / 8.0$17K
Will the Democratic Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by between 0% and 2%?4.9n/a2.7 / 7.0$22K
Will the Republican Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by between 4% and 6%?3.3n/a1.6 / 5.0$5K
Will the Republican Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by between 0% and 2%?3.3n/a2.5 / 4.1$7K
Will the Democratic Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by between 14% and 16%?3.1+0.2pp0.8 / 5.4$4K
Will the Republican Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by between 2% and 4%?2.6n/a2.0 / 3.2$31K
Will the Democratic Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by 16% or more?1.7n/a1.4 / 1.9$5K
Will the Republican Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by 6% or more?0.9n/a0.4 / 1.5$5K
Will Florida use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?98.4n/a97.3 / 99.5$7K
Will California use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?97.1+1.3pp95.9 / 98.3$17K
Will Ohio use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?96.7n/a95.2 / 98.2$8K
Will North Carolina use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?94.5n/a94.4 / 94.6$12K
Will Texas use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?93.8-4.5pp93.3 / 94.2$20K
Will Utah use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?93.0n/a92.0 / 94.0$96K
Will Louisiana use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?92.50.0pp92.0 / 93.0$17K
Will Alabama use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?63.5n/a49.0 / 78.0$19K
Will Kansas use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?6.6n/a6.5 / 6.7$9K
Will Indiana use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?4.50.0pp4.0 / 5.0$35K
Will Nebraska use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?4.3-0.8pp3.9 / 4.8$8K
Will Washington use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?4.3-0.9pp4.2 / 4.3$11K
Will Minnesota use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?3.9-0.2pp3.1 / 4.6$16K
Will Virginia use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?3.8-0.9pp3.7 / 3.8$11K
Will Illinois use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?3.5+1.2pp3.5 / 3.6$12K
Will Georgia use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?3.3n/a3.2 / 3.3$9K
Will New York use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?3.1+0.6pp3.1 / 3.2$20K
Will New Jersey use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?3.0n/a2.6 / 3.5$6K
Will Maryland use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?2.9n/a1.6 / 4.2$16K
Will Wisconsin use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?2.8-0.1pp2.6 / 2.9$23K
Will Missouri use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?1.8n/a0.5 / 3.0$15K
Will South Carolina use a new congressional map for the 2026 United States midterm elections?0.10.0pp0.1 / 0.2$29K

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Method and sources

  • YES means the contract pays out if the outcome in the market's own resolution rules occurs. Each price is the YES mid in percent.
  • Capture: chamber-control markets about every 5 minutes, race markets on a slower rotation of under an hour (measured September 26, 2026). Each card shows its capture time.
  • 24h and 7d changes compare the current price with the recorded price at that lookback, and are left blank when the nearest recording is not close enough to the label.
  • Depth uses the latest recorded order book (top price levels per side) and the market's published fee schedule; books older than 6 hours are not used.
  • Sources: Polymarket gamma and CLOB APIs. Methodology.

Questions

What do the numbers on this board mean?

Each number is the YES price of a prediction market, in percent, as recorded by Kresmion from the venue. A Senate control price of 62.5 for the Democratic leg means that contract traded around 62.5 cents per dollar of payout at capture time. It is a market price, not a Kresmion estimate or forecast.

Why can the Democratic and Republican prices add up to more or less than 100?

Each party leg is a separate market with its own order book, fees and traders, so the two YES prices are quoted independently. Kresmion shows both as recorded and never derives one leg as 100 minus the other.

How often is this board updated?

The chamber-control markets are captured about every five minutes and the race markets on a slower rotation of under an hour, as measured on September 26, 2026. The page itself is rebuilt at most once a minute. Each card shows its capture time in UTC.

Is this financial advice?

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