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2028 Elections
The general election is November 7, 2028, 729 days away. Every House seat, 32 Senate seats and the governorships with markets below, with what prediction markets and the coverage say.
Control of the Senate
Details →Seats now
Who wins control: market odds
- 2028 U.S. Senate winner?Kalshi
- Democratic party88%
- Republican party12%
- Which party will win the Senate in 2028?Polymarket
- Democratic Party88%▲1
- Republican Party13%
- Balance of Power: 2028 ElectionPolymarket
- Democratic Trifecta53%
- Republican Trifecta14%▲1
- D President, R Senate, D House9%▼1
- + 5 more outcomes
Control of the House
Details →Seats now
Who wins control: market odds
- 2028 U.S. House winner?Kalshi
- Democratic party79%
- Republican party21%
- Which party will win the House in 2028?Polymarket
- Democratic Party78%
- Republican Party23%▼1
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- Democratic Sweep65%▲1
- Republican Sweep14%▲7
- D-House, D-Senate, R-President12%▼4
- + 4 more outcomes
Prediction-market prices show what traders are paying for each outcome, read as the market's implied chance. They are not forecasts by 4Republican, can move fast and can be wrong. Not betting or investment advice.
Senate races
| State | Holds the seat | Market favorite | By party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alaska | Lisa MurkowskiR Senator, Alaska | Republican party 70% Kalshi | R 70% D 27% Kalshi |
| Alabama | Katie Boyd BrittR Senator, Alabama | Republican party 92% Kalshi | R 92% D 8% Kalshi |
| Arkansas | John BoozmanR Senator, Arkansas | Republican party 85% Kalshi | R 85% D 7% Kalshi |
| Arizona | Mark KellyD Senator, Arizona | Democratic party 70% Kalshi | R 28% D 70% Kalshi |
| California | Alex PadillaD Senator, California | Democratic party 90% Kalshi | R 10% D 90% Kalshi |
| Colorado | Michael F. BennetD Senator, Colorado | Democratic party 89% Kalshi | R 11% D 89% Kalshi |
| Connecticut | Richard BlumenthalD Senator, Connecticut | Democratic party 95% Kalshi | R 4% D 95% Kalshi |
| Florida | See the race | Republican party 67% Kalshi | R 67% D 28% Kalshi |
| Georgia | Raphael G. WarnockD Senator, Georgia | Democratic party 75% Kalshi | R 25% D 75% Kalshi |
| Hawaii | Brian SchatzD Senator, Hawaii | Democratic party 86% Kalshi | R 10% D 86% Kalshi |
| Iowa | Chuck GrassleyR Senator, Iowa | Republican party 64% Kalshi | R 64% D 36% Kalshi |
| Idaho | Mike CrapoR Senator, Idaho | Republican party 86% Kalshi | R 86% D 12% Kalshi |
| Illinois | Tammy DuckworthD Senator, Illinois | Democratic party >99% Kalshi | R 2% D >99% Kalshi |
| Indiana | Todd YoungR Senator, Indiana | Republican party 80% Kalshi | R 80% D 18% Kalshi |
| Kansas | Jerry MoranR Senator, Kansas | Republican party 81% Kalshi | R 81% D 19% Kalshi |
| Kentucky | Rand PaulR Senator, Kentucky | – | – |
| Louisiana | John KennedyR Senator, Louisiana | Republican party 84% Kalshi | R 84% D 15% Kalshi |
| Maryland | Chris Van HollenD Senator, Maryland | Democratic party 92% Kalshi | R 5% D 92% Kalshi |
| Missouri | Eric SchmittR Senator, Missouri | Republican party 85% Kalshi | R 85% D 14% Kalshi |
| North Carolina | Ted BuddR Senator, North Carolina | Democratic party 66% Kalshi | R 28% D 66% Kalshi |
| North Dakota | John HoevenR Senator, North Dakota | Republican party 87% Kalshi | R 87% D 9% Kalshi |
| New Hampshire | Margaret Wood HassanD Senator, New Hampshire | Democratic party 89% Kalshi | R 14% D 89% Kalshi |
| Nevada | Catherine Cortez MastoD Senator, Nevada | Democratic party 66% Kalshi | R 33% D 66% Kalshi |
| New York | Charles E. SchumerD Senator, New York | Democratic party 92% Kalshi | R 3% D 92% Kalshi |
| Ohio | See the race | Democratic party 50% Kalshi | R 46% D 50% Kalshi |
| Oklahoma | James LankfordR Senator, Oklahoma | Republican party 85% Kalshi | R 85% D 11% Kalshi |
| Oregon | Ron WydenD Senator, Oregon | Democratic party 85% Kalshi | R 11% D 85% Kalshi |
| Pennsylvania | John FettermanD Senator, Pennsylvania | Democratic party 70% Kalshi | R 24% D 70% Kalshi |
| South Carolina | Tim ScottR Senator, South Carolina | Republican party 78% Kalshi | R 78% D 21% Kalshi |
| South Dakota | John ThuneR Senator, South Dakota | Republican party 92% Kalshi | R 92% D 11% Kalshi |
| Utah | Mike LeeR Senator, Utah | Republican party 78% Kalshi | R 78% D 22% Kalshi |
| Vermont | Peter WelchD Senator, Vermont | Democratic party 90% Kalshi | R 7% D 90% Kalshi |
| Washington | Patty MurrayD Senator, Washington | Democratic party 88% Kalshi | R 7% D 88% Kalshi |
| Wisconsin | Ron JohnsonR Senator, Wisconsin | Democratic party 68% Kalshi | R 32% D 68% Kalshi |
"Market favorite" is the leading outcome of the most traded market on the race; open a state for every market and the news.
Governor races
| State | Market favorite | By party |
|---|---|---|
| Delaware | Democratic party 85% Kalshi | R 9% D 85% Kalshi |
| Indiana | Republican 87% Kalshi | R 87% D 14% Kalshi |
| Missouri | Republican 89% Kalshi | R 89% D 11% Kalshi |
| Montana | Republican 76% Kalshi | R 76% D 20% Kalshi |
| North Carolina | Democratic 64% Kalshi | R 29% D 64% Kalshi |
| North Dakota | Republican party 89% Kalshi | R 89% D 17% Kalshi |
| Utah | Republican party 85% Kalshi | R 85% D 16% Kalshi |
| Vermont | Democratic 62% Kalshi | R 37% D 62% Kalshi |
| Washington | Democratic party 95% Kalshi | R 3% D 95% Kalshi |
| West Virginia | Republican 86% Kalshi | R 86% D 14% Kalshi |
House races with the most trading
| District | Holds the seat | Market favorite |
|---|---|---|
| OH-8 | Warren DavidsonR Rep., OH-8 | Republican party 90% Kalshi |
| AZ-9 | Paul A. GosarR Rep., AZ-9 | Republican party 92% Kalshi |
| AZ-8 | Abraham J. HamadehR Rep., AZ-8 | Republican party 91% Kalshi |
| IN-2 | Rudy Yakym IIIR Rep., IN-2 | Republican party 92% Kalshi |
| WA-4 | Dan NewhouseR Rep., WA-4 | Republican party 88% Kalshi |
| FL-18 | Scott FranklinR Rep., FL-18 | Republican party 85% Kalshi |
| NY-20 | Paul TonkoD Rep., NY-20 | Democratic party 90% Kalshi |
| WI-5 | Scott FitzgeraldR Rep., WI-5 | Republican party 87% Kalshi |
| AR-3 | Steve WomackR Rep., AR-3 | Republican party 98% Kalshi |
| IL-17 | Eric SorensenD Rep., IL-17 | Democratic party 82% Kalshi |
| OH-5 | Robert E. LattaR Rep., OH-5 | Republican party 93% Kalshi |
| NJ-11 | Analilia MejiaD Rep., NJ-11 | Democratic party 90% Kalshi |
| MI-1 | Jack BergmanR Rep., MI-1 | Republican party 90% Kalshi |
| CA-49 | Mike LevinD Rep., CA-49 | Democratic party 93% Kalshi |
| AR-2 | J. French HillR Rep., AR-2 | Republican party 87% Kalshi |
| LA-5 | Julia LetlowR Rep., LA-5 | Republican party 97% Kalshi |
| TX-17 | Pete SessionsR Rep., TX-17 | Republican party 91% Kalshi |
| WI-7 | Thomas P. TiffanyR Rep., WI-7 | Republican party 90% Kalshi |
| PA-11 | Lloyd SmuckerR Rep., PA-11 | Republican party 90% Kalshi |
| FL-8 | Mike HaridopolosR Rep., FL-8 | Republican party 86% Kalshi |
| IN-4 | James R. BairdR Rep., IN-4 | Republican party 88% Kalshi |
| FL-12 | Gus M. BilirakisR Rep., FL-12 | Republican party 81% Kalshi |
| TX-5 | Lance GoodenR Rep., TX-5 | Republican party 90% Kalshi |
| MA-9 | William R. KeatingD Rep., MA-9 | Democratic party 94% Kalshi |
| WI-8 | Tony WiedR Rep., WI-8 | Republican party 88% Kalshi |
| NJ-6 | Frank Pallone, Jr.D Rep., NJ-6 | Democratic party 95% Kalshi |
| LA-2 | Troy A. CarterD Rep., LA-2 | Democratic party 93% Kalshi |
| IL-16 | Darin LaHoodR Rep., IL-16 | Republican party 86% Kalshi |
| IL-14 | Lauren UnderwoodD Rep., IL-14 | Democratic party 87% Kalshi |
| IL-6 | Sean CastenD Rep., IL-6 | Democratic party 95% Kalshi |
| FL-11 | Daniel WebsterR Rep., FL-11 | Republican party 82% Kalshi |
| WI-6 | Glenn GrothmanR Rep., WI-6 | Republican party 88% Kalshi |
| OK-1 | Kevin HernR Rep., OK-1 | Republican party 90% Kalshi |
| IL-13 | Nikki BudzinskiD Rep., IL-13 | Democratic party 93% Kalshi |
| IL-15 | Mary E. MillerR Rep., IL-15 | Republican party 90% Kalshi |
| LA-4 | Mike JohnsonR Rep., LA-4 | Republican party 91% Kalshi |
| KY-3 | Morgan McGarveyD Rep., KY-3 | Democratic party 91% Kalshi |
| NE-2 | Don BaconR Rep., NE-2 | Democratic party 89% Kalshi |
| KS-4 | Ron EstesR Rep., KS-4 | Republican party 92% Kalshi |
| NJ-4 | Christopher H. SmithR Rep., NJ-4 | Republican party 92% Kalshi |
435 House districts have markets; every member's page shows the market on their own seat.
Other 2028 election markets
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- Dem sweep; No US stake63%▼16
- Dem sweep; US stake13%▼2
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- Dem sweep; Dem wins 202861%
- Dem sweep; Dem loses 202836%
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- Dem sweep; No Phase II87%▲1
- Dem sweep; Phase II deal18%▼10
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- Dem sweep; China not #171%▲11
- Dem sweep; China #1 AI30%▼10
Election news
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