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California 2026 election odds on Polymarket

Updated October 13, 2026 at 01:32 UTC · refreshed twice a day · Election Day is November 3, 2026

Polymarket odds for California in the 2026 midterms. California's governor race: Xavier Becerra (Other) leads at 96% (Safe (Xavier Becerra)). House: Democrats favoured in 48 and Republicans in 3 of 51 districts with a market.

RaceDemocratRepublicanRatingVolume
GovernorXavier Becerra 96% · Steve Hilton 3.6% (no party labels in this market)Safe (Xavier Becerra)$41.81Mrace page
House CA-01Mike McGuire 94.2%James Gallagher 6.0%Likely Democrat$37.9Krace page
House CA-02Jared Huffman 98.7%Robin Littau 0.1%Safe Democrat$21.8Krace page
House CA-03Ami Bera 96%Robb Tucker 1.9%Safe Democrat$43.8Krace page
House CA-04Democrat 95.8%Republican 3.4%Safe Democrat$13.7Krace page
House CA-05Michael Masuda 7.3%Tom McClintock 91%Likely Republican$18.2Krace page
House CA-06Democrat 94.6%Republican 1.6%Likely Democrat$61.1Krace page
House CA-07Democrat 97.3%Republican 1.6%Safe Democrat$14.0Krace page
House CA-08John Garamendi 96.4%Rudy Recile 3.5%Safe Democrat$56.7Krace page
House CA-09Josh Harder 98.4%John McBride 2.4%Safe Democrat$24.1Krace page
House CA-10Mark DeSaulnier 96.5%Jeff Frese 3.4%Safe Democrat$26.7Krace page
House CA-11Democrat 98.5%Republican <0.1%Safe Democrat$22.3Krace page
House CA-12Democrat 97.8%Republican 0.9%Safe Democrat$44.7Krace page
House CA-13Adam Gray 96.4%Kevin Lincoln 2.9%Safe Democrat$45.7Krace page
House CA-14Democrat 99.3%Republican 0.2%Safe Democrat$43.2Krace page
House CA-15Kevin Mullin 97.5%Charles Hoelter 1.7%Safe Democrat$123.3Krace page
House CA-16Sam Liccardo 97.2%Peter Soulé 1.9%Safe Democrat$107.7Krace page
House CA-17Ro Khanna 98.2%Ritesh Tandon 1.7%Safe Democrat$16.3Krace page
House CA-18Zoe Lofgren 98.2%Shane Lewis 2.1%Safe Democrat$49.9Krace page
House CA-19Jimmy Panetta 98.4%Peter Coe Verbica 1.6%Safe Democrat$50.1Krace page
House CA-20Sandra Van Scotter 1.7%Vince Fong 98.4%Safe Republican$49.8Krace page
House CA-21Jim Costa 96.4%Kyle Kirkland 3.9%Safe Democrat$39.0Krace page
House CA-22Randy Villegas 91.5%David Valadao 7.5%Likely Democrat$26.7Krace page
House CA-23Tessa Lynn Hodge 2.8%Jay Obernolte 96.6%Safe Republican$90.0Krace page
House CA-24Salud Carbajal 97.8%Bob Smith 1.5%Safe Democrat$51.9Krace page
House CA-25Raul Ruiz 96%Joe Males 3.0%Safe Democrat$26.4Krace page
House CA-26Jacqui Irwin 96%Sam Gallucci 3.8%Safe Democrat$36.2Krace page
House CA-27George Whitesides 96.8%Jason Gibbs 2.5%Safe Democrat$22.8Krace page
House CA-28Judy Chu 97.3%April Verlato 1.5%Safe Democrat$142.2Krace page
House CA-29Democrat 95.8%Republican 3.0%Safe Democrat$30.9Krace page
House CA-30Laura Friedman 95.8%Scott Meyers 3.4%Safe Democrat$33.6Krace page
House CA-31Gil Cisneros 96.2%Eric Ching 3.8%Safe Democrat$18.4Krace page
House CA-32Brad Sherman 97.4%Larry Thompson 1.8%Safe Democrat$29.0Krace page
House CA-33Pete Aguilar 95.4%Stephanie Vargas 4.5%Safe Democrat$21.5Krace page
House CA-34Democrat 98.3%Republican 0.2%Safe Democrat$50.5Krace page
House CA-35Norma Torres 98.3%Mike Cargile <0.1%Safe Democrat$46.1Krace page
House CA-36Ted Lieu 97.5%Houston Brignano 2.5%Safe Democrat$85.9Krace page
House CA-37Democrat 96.7%Republican 3.2%Safe Democrat$3.4Krace page
House CA-38Hilda Solis 98.3%Pedro Casas 0.5%Safe Democrat$65.7Krace page
House CA-39Mark Takano 97.2%Steve Manos 1.8%Safe Democrat$58.9Krace page
House CA-41Linda Sánchez 95.6%Mitch Clemmons 4.1%Safe Democrat$22.6Krace page
House CA-42Robert Garcia 96.2%Brian Burley 3.0%Safe Democrat$42.9Krace page
House CA-43Maxine Waters 95%Cristian Morales 2.6%Likely Democrat$32.7Krace page
House CA-44Nanette Barragán 97.8%Genevieve Angel 1.6%Safe Democrat$47.2Krace page
House CA-45Derek Tran 93%Chuong Vo 7.0%Likely Democrat$44.1Krace page
House CA-46Lou Correa 95.7%David Pan 3.7%Safe Democrat$51.2Krace page
House CA-47Dave Min 97.8%Jenny Le Roux 2.4%Safe Democrat$29.1Krace page
House CA-48Marni von Wilpert 93.5%Jim Desmond 7.5%Likely Democrat$43.0Krace page
House CA-49Mike Levin 97%Armen Kurdian 3.0%Safe Democrat$28.4Krace page
House CA-50Scott Peters 96.4%Steve Cohen 3.0%Safe Democrat$69.4Krace page
House CA-51Sara Jacobs 95.7%Ricardo Cabrera 1.8%Safe Democrat$34.3Krace page
House CA-52Juan Vargas 96.2%Jeff Belle 2.8%Safe Democrat$51.1Krace page

Same races on Kalshi: Governor: Democrat 96.5% / Republican 3.8% (midpoint of bid and ask).

Led by a candidate without a party label in the market: California: Xavier Becerra 96%.

Ratings from the favorite's price: safe 95%+, likely 80–95%, lean 60–80%, toss-up below 60%. Prices are Polymarket share prices read as probabilities, not polls. Educational information, not betting advice.

National picture: 2026 midterm forecast · Senate forecast · House forecast · Governor forecast

On November 3: election night guide (when polls close, how these markets resolve, what moves the odds).

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Frequently asked questions

Who is favoured in California's 2026 elections?

Polymarket odds for California in the 2026 midterms. California's governor race: Xavier Becerra (Other) leads at 96% (Safe (Xavier Becerra)). House: Democrats favoured in 48 and Republicans in 3 of 51 districts with a market.

How are the ratings set?

From the favourite's price in each race's Polymarket winner market: 95% or more is safe, 80–95% likely, 60–80% lean and below 60% a toss-up. Market prices, not polls.

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