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Race odds are pulled live from Kalshi prediction markets, polling averages from VoteHub, and fundraising totals from the FEC — sorted by the closest races first, so you can focus your donations and volunteer time where they'll make the biggest difference.

Race Card Key

Toss-UpSpread ≤10%How competitive the race is based on the difference between Dem and Rep prediction market odds. Toss-Up means the spread is 10% or less. Lean10–25%One party has a moderate lead of 10–25 percentage points in prediction market odds. Likely25–50%One party has a strong lead of 25–50 percentage points. An upset is possible but unlikely. Safe>50%One party leads by more than 50 percentage points in prediction market odds. The seat is considered non-competitive.
D-Held x3R-Held x2Party & termsWhich party currently holds this seat and how many consecutive terms (elections) the same party has held it. For Senate, 1 term = 6 years. For House, 1 term = 2 years. Last: D+3Prior raceThe margin of victory in percentage points from the last election for this specific seat. For example, "D+3" means the Democrat won by 3 points. Links to source data on Wikipedia. Pres: R+5'24 presidentialHow this state or district voted in the 2024 presidential election. Shows the margin between Trump and Harris. Useful for gauging the partisan lean of the area. Links to source data on Wikipedia. D+4 · 17 pollsPoll avg + countAverage poll spread (e.g. D+4) across recent surveys for this race, plus the number of polls in the average. Sourced from VoteHub. A dashed border indicates only 1 poll is available (limited data — often a partisan internal poll). Positive D+ = Democrat leading; R+ = Republican leading. $2.1M raisedFEC fundraisingTotal amount raised and cash on hand for each candidate this cycle, sourced from FEC (Federal Election Commission) quarterly filings. Updated after each quarterly deadline (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct). For primary races, shows the financial frontrunner among declared candidates. Outside spend · D +$3M · ↗ FECSuper PAC spendingTotal Independent Expenditure (IE) spending by Super PACs and outside groups, for or against the candidates in this race. Money that supports Democrats OR attacks Republicans counts as pro-D (and vice versa). "Net" shows the resulting advantage. Sourced from FEC Schedule E filings — click to see all filings on FEC.gov. Only shown when total IE spending exceeds $250K. Flip Watch = Dems +5Potential flipsNet flip potential across all races on this tab. A "flip" is a race where Kalshi's current leader is a different party than the current seatholder (or, for open seats, the last winner's party). Value = Dem potential flips minus Rep potential flips.

Senate Races

D 47 / R 53 · Majority: 51 · Dems need +4
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House Races

D 215 / R 220 · Majority: 218 · Dems need +3
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Governor Races

D 23 / R 27 · 36 races on the ballot in 2026
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