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Republican Seats in the Senate in 2026?
Republican Seats in the Senate in 2026?
Republican Seats in the Senate in 2026?
Politics•USA

Republican Seats in the Senate in 2026?

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At Least 481%
At Least 491%
At Least 501%
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Us Senate ElectionsRepublican PartyPoliticsUs

Outcomes

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Rules

The United States Congress is the deciding source, and the deciding value is the number of Republican Party members listed for the US Senate in the current-members listings on Congress.gov on the first business day after January 3 of the year following the 2026 election, or after the convening date set by law if that differs. Seats held by independents and vacant seats do not count toward any party. The outcome is Yes if that seat count is at least the value specified in the market question and No otherwise. The outcome can be decided early, before official certification, if the Associated Press, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal have each called every House and Senate race for the same candidate and no recount, legal challenge or other official proceeding that could affect the result is pending or announced; otherwise it stays open until those conditions are met or the results are officially certified, with resolution scheduled for 7:00 AM CT when Congress.gov publishes the member list after the new Congress convenes. If that member list is delayed, resolution waits until it is published.

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The US Senate is one of the two chambers of Congress, and each of its seats is held by an elected member. The event is the number of Senate seats held by members of the Republican Party when the new Congress convenes after a general election.

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Republican Seats in the Senate in 2026?
Republican Seats in the Senate in 2026?
Republican Seats in the Senate in 2026?
Politics•USA

Republican Seats in the Senate in 2026?

$0 Vol.

Chart

At Least 481%
At Least 491%
At Least 501%
At Least 511%
Sep 1Sep 8Sep 15Sep 23Oct 1
100%75%50%25%0%
Us Senate ElectionsRepublican PartyPoliticsUs

Outcomes

At Least 48
0%1%
At Least 49
0%1%
At Least 50
0%1%
At Least 51
0%1%
At Least 52
0%1%
At Least 53
0%1%
At Least 54
0%1%
At Least 55
0%1%
At Least 56
0%1%

Rules

The United States Congress is the deciding source, and the deciding value is the number of Republican Party members listed for the US Senate in the current-members listings on Congress.gov on the first business day after January 3 of the year following the 2026 election, or after the convening date set by law if that differs. Seats held by independents and vacant seats do not count toward any party. The outcome is Yes if that seat count is at least the value specified in the market question and No otherwise. The outcome can be decided early, before official certification, if the Associated Press, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal have each called every House and Senate race for the same candidate and no recount, legal challenge or other official proceeding that could affect the result is pending or announced; otherwise it stays open until those conditions are met or the results are officially certified, with resolution scheduled for 7:00 AM CT when Congress.gov publishes the member list after the new Congress convenes. If that member list is delayed, resolution waits until it is published.

Market rules (opens in new tab)

About

The US Senate is one of the two chambers of Congress, and each of its seats is held by an elected member. The event is the number of Senate seats held by members of the Republican Party when the new Congress convenes after a general election.

Read full Terms and Conditions (opens in new tab)

Related