Congressional prediction markets exceed $350 million as Polymarket Senate contracts lead
Covers reports in its November 3 update at 4:03 p.m. ET that control of the House and the Congress balance of power markets have generated more than 350 million dollars combined in notional volume across 11 operators, according to Aldrin Research, with Polymarket volume led by Senate swing states Republicans will win at 67 million dollars and balance of power second at 65 million dollars.
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