Kalshi midterm pricing favors Democrats as tracked trading reaches 272 million
The tracker, updated October 31, prices Democrats to control the Senate at 69 percent and Democrats to control the House at 93 percent on Kalshi. It reports about 21.6 million contracts traded in 24 hours across the 2026 midterm markets it follows.
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