Election odds

Election odds and political prediction markets

Track live crowd forecasts for candidates, primaries, congressional control, policy outcomes, and political events. Cards link directly to the source market when available.

Updated 2026-08-27T13:26:05Z - 8 matching signals
Politics · HousePolymarket
Will the Republican Party win the SC-03 House seat?
YES 94%NO 6%

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Politics · ElectionPolymarket
Will Mathilde Panot be on the ballot for the 2027 French presidential election?
YES 4%NO 96%

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Politics · HousePolymarket
Will the Republican Party win the TX-31 House seat?
YES 86%NO 14%

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Politics · TrumpPolymarket
Will Pete Hegseth leave the Trump administration before 2027?
YES 27%NO 73%

Trump faces backlash from ranchers over plan to import beef - PBS

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Politics · HousePolymarket
Will Leavitt say "Pool" during the next White House Press Briefing?
YES 46%NO 54%

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Politics · HousePolymarket
Will the Democratic Party win the popular vote in the 2026 U.S. House of Representatives midterm elections by between 6% and 8%?
YES 18%NO 82%

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Politics · ElectionPolymarket
Will Gelson Merisio win the Governor of Santa Catarina election?
YES 0%NO 100%

Lisa Cook Hits Back at Trump’s Latest Attempt to Oust Her as Fed Governor - The New York Times

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Politics · ElectionPolymarket
Will Eduardo Bolsonaro win the 2026 Brazilian presidential election?
YES 0%NO 100%

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Election Odds FAQ

What questions can election odds answer?

They can answer how the crowd prices candidate wins, party control, nominations, primaries, and political events that polls may not cover directly.

Who is this page for?

CallitIQ serves readers who want probability-first context on politics without sorting through social feeds, pundit clips, or dense market pages.

Are election odds polls?

No. They are market prices from traders, not survey responses.