2026 MIDTERMS · RESULTS & PREDICTIONS

The results.
And what’s still to come.

Called winners and national totals appear for everyone automatically. For unresolved races, compare the vote-count leader with the latest verified prediction-market snapshot. Results, leads and predictions each have their own label.

Reviewed November 8, 2026PUBLIC RESULTS SNAPSHOTNational totals: 08:58 Madrid / 02:58 ESTCalls remain unofficial until certification.
Democratic resultRepublican resultIndependentUnresolvedMarket price ≠ result

National balance of power

Called or held seats are counted below. Unresolved contests stay separate.

Published snapshot · November 8

Senate races called
33/352 unresolved
House races called
418/43517 unresolved
Governor races called
35/361 unresolved
Everyone sees the same published results—no picks to make.

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Still counting & key results

Unresolved races first, with predictions where verified.

Reading the cards: “Called” means Poliwave explicitly lists a winner; it is not a certification. “Count leader” means ahead in the reported votes. “Market favorite” describes traders’ prices, which can disagree with the count and do not become a call—even at 100%. Unresolved races without a verified numerical prediction are labeled accordingly.

Sources, dates & coverage

The national bars cover all 100 Senate seats, all 435 House seats and all 50 governorships, including offices not on this year’s ballot. Race cards cover all 35 Senate elections, a 92-district House watchlist containing all 17 currently unresolved House races, and 13 key governor elections. Counts on the bars are national results, not a sum of the selected cards.

Results: Poliwave SenatePoliwave HousePoliwave governors. Every race card links to its individual result page. Poliwave publishes its own calls using election-office and other identified data, including AP and civicAPI counts; these are not all AP calls. The Texas Senate and governor cards use the Texas Secretary of State’s vote totals, with a separate link to the call source. Candidate names and vote totals have been refreshed from those result pages.

Predictions: House market prices · November 8, 08:59 UTC / 09:59 MadridAlaska SenateMississippi SenateAlaska governor · November 7. Prices are a dated market signal, not a calibrated election model or a vote-share estimate. Candidate prices need not add to 100 because of rounding, spreads and separate contracts. No new numerical odds are invented for races without a verified prediction.

“If current count leaders win” is a count-based scenario, not a forecast. In Alaska, Maine and Louisiana, first-choice or first-round leaders may change after ranked-choice rounds or a runoff. Individual returns can be newer or older than the national snapshot; each card is a reviewed source excerpt, not a continuous feed. Earlier saved selections are ignored by this results page.

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