www.foxnews.com US Midterms: Prediction Markets Favor Democrats Amid Record Betting Activity
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- •Prediction markets indicate a 75% chance of a Democratic sweep in the midterms.
- •Over $1.9 billion has been traded in election-related contracts, a record for midterms.
- •Key races in Ohio and Maine could reshape crypto regulation depending on outcomes.
As the US midterm elections approach on November 8, 2026, prediction markets are showing strong support for Democratic candidates, with Kalshi and Polymarket indicating a 75% chance of a Democratic sweep. Over $1.9 billion has been traded in election-related contracts, marking a record for midterm elections. Key races include Ohio, where Senator Sherrod Brown is favored to win against a pro-crypto opponent, and Maine, where Democrat Troy Jackson is predicted to unseat Republican Senator Susan Collins. The outcomes could significantly impact the regulatory landscape for the cryptocurrency industry, particularly if Democrats regain control of Congress. Kalshi's CEO cautioned that traders' predictions do not guarantee outcomes, referencing a recent misjudgment in Brazil's elections.
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