New Kalshi contract on Democrats winning the 2026 national House popular vote by at least 15.5 points is priced at 9 percent, with 1,000 dollars traded, PredictionBubbles reports
Kalshi opened the 15.5 point House popular vote margin contract about seven hours ago, alongside the 13.5 point version priced at 91 percent. The contract resolves in about 89 days.
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