Will the Republican Party hold 47 or fewer Senate seats after the 2026 midterm elections?

41%Yes
2 ptsover 24hVolume-weighted across 1 of 2 venues

The field · 11 outcomes

  1. ≤47 · this question41%2
  2. 4818%1
  3. 5011%1
  4. 4911%1
  5. 519%0
  6. 536%1
  7. 526%1
  8. 541%1
  9. 551%0
  10. 56<1%1
  11. 57+<1%0
24h volume$1.9K
Total volume$363.9K
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First seenSep 2, 2026
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Predict.fun42¢238$238+$138 2.4×

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