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Alaska Senate count leaves Peltola narrowly ahead as markets favor victory

Alaska continues counting early and absentee ballots, with the next scheduled count on November 10 and ranked-choice tabulation set for November 18. Polymarket prices Peltola at 95 cents, up 7 points, while Kalshi prices the Democratic contract at 93.8 cents.

Mary Peltola holds a 637-vote lead over Dan Sullivan in Alaska’s Senate race with 70 percent of votes counted, according to Action Network. Prediction-market prices favor Peltola despite the narrow margin in the unfinished tally.

Counting schedule remains central

The update, published Nov 5, 2026 at 1:30 PM ET, comes as Alaska continues counting early and absentee ballots. The next scheduled count is November 10.

Ranked-choice tabulation is scheduled for November 18. Those dates provide distinct checkpoints for assessing the race as counting proceeds; the reported lead is not a final result.

Contracts reflect a stronger lean than the vote margin

According to Action Network, Polymarket prices Peltola at 95 cents, an increase of 7 points. On Kalshi, the Democratic contract is priced at 93.8 cents.

Both prices indicate a strong market preference for a Democratic win. The supplied figures nevertheless describe different measures: a narrow lead in counted votes and substantially higher market confidence in the eventual outcome.

What it means for prediction markets

  • November 10 is the next scheduled counting checkpoint. Additional early and absentee ballots could change the reported margin.
  • November 18 remains another key date. Ranked-choice tabulation is scheduled then, keeping the counting process relevant beyond the next update.
  • High prices are not confirmation of a result. Polymarket’s 95-cent Peltola price and Kalshi’s 93.8-cent Democratic price should be distinguished from the current 637-vote lead with 70 percent counted.
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