6,783 markets tracked all-time for 2026 US Midterms, settled ones included. A market can appear under several topics.
Open Markets
2,238
Total Volume
$1,650,269,685
24h Volume
$4,944,010
Liquidity + open interest
$813,531,236
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Selected open markets with a clear leader. Each line shows one venue's market-implied probability, not a combined forecast or tradable quote. Data timestamps may differ from venue quote or last trade times.
2 covered Kalshi US Senate winner markets, closest race first. Figures are each market's normalized market-implied probabilities, not forecasts or tradable quotes. All times refer to recorded market data and may differ from venue quote or last trade times. Coverage is the markets tagged to this topic so far, not necessarily every race. Two markets for one state can settle on different conditions (a party being sworn in, or a named person winning), so check each market's rules. The Polymarket column shows Polymarket's normalized market-implied probability for the same candidate, from its race-winner market for that state. It is not averaged with Kalshi, and the two markets can settle on different rules.
| Market | Leader | Runner-up | Gap | Polymarket, same candidate | Total volume | Data as of (UTC) |
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| Alaska Senate winner? | Democratic party 99% | Republican party 1% | 98.0 pts | No current Polymarket quote | $41.5M | |
| Alaska Senate winner? (Person) | Mary Peltola 97.1% | Runner-up not confirmed | No current Polymarket quote | $5.5M |