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2026 House forecast: Polymarket odds for every district with a market

Updated November 9, 2026 at 02:01 UTC · refreshed twice a day · Election Day is November 3, 2026

Across 21 districts with a Polymarket winner market, Democrats are favoured in 8 and Republicans in 13; the most likely Republican House seat count is 175-179 (88.3%).

2026 House map: favoured party by state

Alaska: Democrats favoured in 0 and Republicans in 1 of 1 districts with a marketAK0–1Maine: Democrats favoured in 0 and Republicans in 1 of 1 districts with a marketME0–1Vermont: no House district with a marketVTNew Hampshire: no House district with a marketNHWashington: Democrats favoured in 0 and Republicans in 1 of 1 districts with a marketWA0–1Idaho: no House district with a marketIDMontana: no House district with a marketMTNorth Dakota: no House district with a marketNDMinnesota: Democrats favoured in 1 and Republicans in 0 of 1 districts with a marketMN1–0Illinois: no House district with a marketILWisconsin: no House district with a marketWIMichigan: no House district with a marketMINew York: no House district with a marketNYRhode Island: no House district with a marketRIMassachusetts: no House district with a marketMAOregon: no House district with a marketORNevada: no House district with a marketNVWyoming: no House district with a marketWYSouth Dakota: no House district with a marketSDIowa: no House district with a marketIAIndiana: no House district with a marketINOhio: no House district with a marketOHPennsylvania: no House district with a marketPANew Jersey: no House district with a marketNJConnecticut: no House district with a marketCTCalifornia: Democrats favoured in 2 and Republicans in 1 of 3 districts with a marketCA2–1Utah: no House district with a marketUTColorado: Democrats favoured in 1 and Republicans in 0 of 1 districts with a marketCO1–0Nebraska: no House district with a marketNEMissouri: no House district with a marketMOKentucky: no House district with a marketKYWest Virginia: no House district with a marketWVVirginia: no House district with a marketVAMaryland: no House district with a marketMDDelaware: no House district with a marketDEArizona: Democrats favoured in 0 and Republicans in 1 of 1 districts with a marketAZ0–1New Mexico: no House district with a marketNMKansas: no House district with a marketKSArkansas: no House district with a marketARTennessee: Democrats favoured in 1 and Republicans in 0 of 1 districts with a marketTN1–0North Carolina: Democrats favoured in 2 and Republicans in 2 of 4 districts with a marketNC2–2South Carolina: Democrats favoured in 0 and Republicans in 1 of 1 districts with a marketSC0–1Oklahoma: no House district with a marketOKLouisiana: Democrats favoured in 0 and Republicans in 2 of 2 districts with a marketLA0–2Mississippi: no House district with a marketMSAlabama: no House district with a marketALGeorgia: no House district with a marketGAHawaii: no House district with a marketHITexas: no House district with a marketTXFlorida: Democrats favoured in 1 and Republicans in 3 of 4 districts with a marketFL1–3
Numbers: districts where the Democrat–Republican is favoured. 80%+ Democratic 60–80% Democratic Just over half Democratic Even Just over half Republican 60–80% Republican 80%+ Republican

Republican House seats after the midterms

OutcomeChance
Below 170<0.1%
170-1747.6%
175-17988.3%
180-184<0.1%

Every House race with a market by rating

Likely: 4 · Safe: 17. Ratings come from the favourite's price: safe 95%+, likely 80–95%, lean 60–80%, toss-up below 60%.

DistrictDemocratRepublicanRatingVolume
NC-03Raymond Smith Jr. 85.2%Greg Murphy 14.9%Likely Democrat$1.27M
AK-ALDemocrat <0.1%Republican 91.1%Likely Republican$177.3K
LA-06Democrat 8.2%Republican 92.3%Likely Republican$86.8K
LA-05Democrat 5.8%Republican 94.2%Likely Republican$31.1K
TN-04Victoria Broderick 95.3%Scott DesJarlais 4.5%Safe Democrat$178.0K
NC-05Chuck Hubbard 96.6%Virginia Foxx 3.0%Safe Democrat$143.3K
MN-01Jake Johnson 96.7%Brad Finstad 3.3%Safe Democrat$132.2K
CA-23Tessa Lynn Hodge 2.7%Jay Obernolte 97.3%Safe Republican$286.2K
WA-05Carmela Conroy 1.9%Michael Baumgartner 97.5%Safe Republican$168.0K
FL-27Eliott Rodriguez 2.1%María Elvira Salazar 97.9%Safe Republican$188.9K
CA-04Democrat 98%Republican 0.1%Safe Democrat$56.3K
AZ-02Jonathan Nez 1.0%Eli Crane 98.4%Safe Republican$342.6K
FL-07Bale Dalton 0.9%Ryan Elijah 98.8%Safe Republican$149.3K
FL-09Darren Soto 99.1%Dan Green 0.4%Safe Democrat$176.4K
NC-07Kimberly Hardy 0.7%David Rouzer 99.1%Safe Republican$65.4K
CO-04Eileen Laubacher 99.2%Lauren Boebert 0.9%Safe Democrat$162.6K
SC-02Zyon Khalifa 0.8%Joe Wilson 99.2%Safe Republican$101.9K
FL-26Nicole Locklin 0.7%Mario Díaz-Balart 99.2%Safe Republican$183.0K
ME-02Matthew Dunlap 0.4%Paul LePage 99.5%Safe Republican$225.6K
NC-10Ashley Bell 0.2%Pat Harrigan 99.6%Safe Republican$20.1K
CA-07Democrat 99.9%+Republican 0.1%Safe Democrat$16.1K

Independent and third-party candidates priced at 10% or more: SC-02 (B 50%); SC-02 (A 49.5%); ME-02 (A 50%); ME-02 (B 50%); ME-02 (C 50%); ME-02 (D 50%); ME-02 (E 50%).

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Frequently asked questions

Who is favoured to win the House in 2026?

Across 21 districts with a Polymarket winner market, Democrats are favoured in 8 and Republicans in 13; the most likely Republican House seat count is 175-179 (88.3%).

Which house races are toss-ups?

No race is a toss-up right now: every favourite is priced at 60% or more.

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. They are market prices, not polls or a model, and they move with every trade.

How often are Polymarket election favourites right?

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