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Dems control House after 2026?

88 % +1.15% day

A Polymarket contract paying out if Democrats hold a majority in the US House after the 2026 midterms. Its price is what traders will pay for that outcome, and it shifts on redistricting rulings, retirements and primary results.

Sep 8 · 88.00 % · 0.0% vs the window’s open

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Lately

Nothing in the fortnight's reporting accounts for the price. What it carried was the Missouri Supreme Court blocking a Trump-backed map from November's midterms, and pressure on the venue itself: the Ninth Circuit ruled sports bets aren't "swaps," and New Jersey asked the Supreme Court to settle who polices these contracts.

  1. Ninth Circuit Curbs Kalshi
  2. Prediction Markets Reach Supreme Court