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2026 Midterms

Senate control
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Republicans need 51 seats, or 50 with VP Vance breaking ties, so a 50–50 Senate counts as Republican. The Democratic side is every other outcome, including independents who don’t caucus with Republicans.

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House control
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Republicans need 218 seats to keep the House. The Democratic side is any result with fewer than 218 Republicans.

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52 DemocraticDD needs 51 · R needs 50 (VP breaks ties)RepublicanR 48
35 of 35 seats with party odds · 65 seats not on the ballot
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Polling averages

VoteHub's live polling averages. Bet on whether they go higher or lower.

Trump approval

VoteHub average
37.4%
Past 7 days

Generic ballot (D share)

VoteHub average
49.4%
Past 7 days

Vance favorability

VoteHub average
39.3%
Past 7 days

Manifold Midterm Contest

Only on Manifold: the community's contest questions about the campaign trail, from candidate visits to winning margins.
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What control of Congress would change

The same questions, asked under each outcome of the Senate race. Click a chance to bet on it.
Chance of…
If Democrats win the Senate · 65%
If Republicans keep the Senate · 35%
Gap
A justice leaves the Supreme Court (by Jan 2029)
Senate confirms a new Supreme Court justice
40+ federal judges confirmed in 2027–28
A Cabinet nomination is rejected or withdrawn
Government shutdown in 2027
Legislative filibuster ended (by Jan 2029)

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64%
34%
By candidatechart →
Vance
21%
J.D. Vance
AOC
11%
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Ossoff
10%
Jon Ossoff
Newsom
10%
Gavin Newsom
Rubio
8%
Marco Rubio
Harris
3%
Kamala Harris
Trump
3%
Donald Trump
Buttigieg
2%
Pete Buttigieg
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What the 2028 winner would change

The same questions, asked under a Democratic and a Republican president. Click a chance to bet on it.
Chance of…
If the Democrat wins · 64%
If the Republican wins · 34%
Gap
S&P 500 up by end of 2029 (vs Election Day)
GDP shrinks in a quarter, 2029–30
Supreme Court grows beyond nine (by 2033)
Marijuana federally descheduled (by 2033)
Legislative filibuster ended (by 2031)
Federal abortion-rights law (by 2033)
Bitcoin above $250k at end of 2030

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