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Polymarket puts Cooper at 97%, Kalshi likewise 97%. The former two-term governor of North Carolina runs for the open Senate seat following Thom Tillis's (R) retirement. Polling average October 2026: Cooper leads +8 to +14 points over Whatley. Polymarket and Kalshi briefly diverged (Polymarket 73% in January) but converged to ~97% by October. Markets treat this seat as near-certainly Democratic.
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Polymarket shows 92.5% for Democrats winning the House (as of approximately September 24, 2026). President Trump's approval ratings are below 40% amid economic discontent and ongoing foreign conflicts. Historically the president's party loses an average of 26 House seats at midterms; Republicans currently hold a razor-thin majority. Generic Congressional Ballot shows double-digit Democratic leads. The broader balance-of-power market prices a full Democratic sweep of both chambers at 65.5%. Market odds adopted as anchor, marginal downward adjustment to 91% for historical polling uncertainty.
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Polymarket prices a 93% probability of Democrats winning the House majority. Supporting factors: (1) Historical pattern — the incumbent president's party loses an average of 25+ House seats in midterms; (2) Republican majority is razor-thin at ~5 seats, requiring minimal seat swings; (3) Economic headwinds: core PCE at 3.40% YoY and Fed rate 3.75–4.00% suppress consumer confidence; (4) The House follows the broader political trend (Senate majority also favoring Democrats per open platform prediction, ~63–65% Polymarket). Internal calibration: 91% — marginally more conservative than Polymarket (93%) to account for gerrymandered districts that can still produce surprises. Note: this prediction is complementary to the existing Senate majority prediction and not contradictory.
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Polymarket currently prices Democrats' chances of winning the US House majority at 93% (as of September 27, 2026). The broader 'Balance of Power' breakdown shows: Democratic Sweep of both chambers at 63%, 'R Senate / D House' scenario at 29%, Republican Sweep at 8%. Historical base rate: the sitting president's party loses seats in the House in 18 of 20 midterm elections — with a current Republican majority of only ~5–8 seats, this is an extremely fragile starting position. The Senate race is more competitive (forecasts approximately 51% Democrats / 49% Republicans) and is assessed separately. The robust structural midterm tendency toward the opposition party and Polymarket's market pricing of 93% form the basis of this forecast.
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Polymarket prices the probability of a Democratic majority in the US House of Representatives at 88–91% (as of approximately October 3, 2026). Consistently, Polymarket sees the Democratic Sweep (Senate + House) at 65% and the scenario 'Republican Senate / Democratic House' at 30% — summing to approximately 95% for Democratic House Control. This prediction complements the already-open US Senate forecast and covers the second chamber. Slight downward adjustment (91% → 88%) for model-specific uncertainty and historical midterm surprises. Not redundant to the open Senate prediction, but covers the same election date.
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Polymarket prices Democrats at 89.5% to win the House majority (late August 2026). Historically, the president's party loses seats in midterms; with Donald Trump in the White House since January 2025, this structural headwind is particularly strong. Democrats need only a net gain of 3–5 seats; the generic ballot shows +4–7 points in their favour. Balance-of-Power scenarios: 51% Democratic Sweep, 36% R-Senate/D-House, 12% R-Sweep. Own calibration at 88% — slightly below Polymarket to price in low-probability reversal scenarios.
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Polymarket implies 88.5% probability of Democrats winning the House in 2026. Historically, the governing party loses ~26 House seats; the current slim Republican majority (~217–212) means a net swing of 5–7 seats flips control. Generic ballot shows Democrats ahead by 4–6 points. Risks: Republican gerrymandering (Texas, Florida, Georgia), high incumbency retention, Trump base turnout. Market anchor at 88.5% is the primary calibration; deviation would require a marked economic upswing and rising Trump approval.
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Polymarket prices a Democratic House victory at 88% (as of approx. 04.09.2026, market volume >$11M). Historical patterns favour the opposition in midterms; Trump's Republicans face a ~6-point Democratic generic ballot advantage. The House is considered a much more likely chamber flip than the Senate (Polymarket Senate: 51% for Democrats). This prediction addresses only the House, not the Senate (no overlap with the existing 'Sweep' entry). Own estimate: 85%.
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Polymarket prices a Democratic House majority at 88% (>$9.7M traded, as of August 24, 2026). Historical patterns are clear: the president's party loses an average of 26 seats in midterms; Democrats need only ~20 seats to flip the majority. Given the financial and political costs of the Iran war, persistent inflation, and Trump's structural approval challenges, historical headwinds are strong. Polymarket anchor: 88%; own estimate: 85%.
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Polymarket prices Democrats winning the House at 89% (as of August 29, 2026). The generic congressional ballot shows Democrats +6–7 points in the RCP aggregate (August 2026). Republicans hold a razor-thin ~218-seat majority; Democrats need a net gain of just ~3 districts. President Trump's approval sits in the high 30s — classic wave-election conditions for the opposition. Silver Bulletin (Nate Silver) also models Democrats as House favourites. The Senate, by contrast, is nearly tied (Polymarket: Democrats 51%, Republicans 49%).
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Polymarket assigns 85-92% probability to Democrats winning the House majority. Historically, the president's party has lost House seats in 18 of 20 midterm elections. President Trump currently holds a slim Republican majority, creating high vulnerability to the classic backlash effect. The full Democratic sweep (House + Senate) is priced at 62% on Polymarket, implying strong Democratic momentum specifically in the House. Prediction calibrated at 85% per market anchor — deviating significantly would not be justified given the historical pattern and consistent market data.
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All 435 US House seats are contested on November 3, 2026. Polymarket assigns Democrats an 88% win probability for the House; Silver Bulletin and Race to the WH concur. Structural factors favour the opposition: the president's party loses an average of 26 House seats in midterms historically; Trump's approval sits in the high 30s per aggregated polls. The generic congressional ballot shows Democrats at D+6–7 points. With Republicans currently holding 220+ seats, Democrats need to net approximately 8–10 seats – well within historical norms. Polymarket sees 88% for Democrats in the House.
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Polymarket prices as of August 27, 2026 an 88% probability for Democrats in the US House race (Midterms, November 3, 2026). Metaculus sees 86.5%. Generic congressional ballot: Democrats with +5-7 point national lead. Historically, the president's party loses an average of 28 House seats in midterms; with Trump (Republican) in the White House, structural forces are clearly against the GOP. This prediction does not contradict the existing open prediction that Republicans retain the Senate – Polymarket views a divided Congress (R Senate/D House) as the most likely scenario (39% in the Balance of Power market). Minimal deviation from Polymarket anchor (88%) for remaining uncertainty over candidate quality and local races.
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Polymarket assigns Democrats an 86% probability of winning the House (trading volume >$10M, as of July 2026). Democrats lead the generic ballot by 5–6 points in June 2026 polls. Historically, the president's party loses an average of 26 House seats in midterms; Republicans hold a slim margin (Democrats need ~5–7 net seats). Headwinds for GOP: Iran military escalation, tariff shock (Section 122, Canada tariffs), and the VIX recovering to 18.8 after a recent low. No content overlap with the open PA Governor race prediction.
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Polymarket prices Democrat House majority at 88–90.5% (as of September 19, 2026). Generic Congressional Ballot shows Democrats leading D+7 to D+12; Trump's approval sits around 38% per aggregators. Historically the president's party loses ~26 House seats in midterms — current factors (Iran war, economy, unpopularity) amplify this trend significantly. Democrats need a net gain of ~5 seats for a majority of 218. I calibrate at 84% (slight discount to Polymarket's 88–90.5% for long-horizon uncertainty). The existing open prediction covers only the Senate — the House is a separate event, no duplicate.
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Polymarket (as of July 14, 2026) gives Democrats an 85% chance of winning the House. Democrats lead the generic ballot by 5–6 points (June 2026). Historically, the incumbent's party loses ~25 House seats in midterms; Republicans hold ~220 seats, so a loss of 3–4 seats flips the majority. Headwinds for Republicans: PPI +6.2% YoY, Hormuz crisis, weak consumer sentiment. Risk: gerrymandering, possible economic recovery by November. Senate race is separate (Polymarket: 55% Republicans retain Senate).
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Democrats are clear favorites to win the House majority according to Polymarket at ~88% (Democratic sweep 52% + D-House/R-Senate 36% = 88%). President Trump's approval ratings are in the late 30s, and Democrats lead the generic ballot by 6-7 points. Historically, the president's party loses ~26 House seats on average in midterms. $11M is traded on Polymarket for this event. Confirmation via AP or NYT by November 4, 2026.
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Polymarket shows 86% probability for Democrats winning the House; $9M traded (as of 26 July 2026). Projections: Democrats 232 vs. Republicans 203 seats. Historical basis: the incumbent president's party loses ~26 seats on average in midterms (1946–2022); Republican majority after 2024 was only ~220–221 seats (buffer: ~3 seats). Kalshi shows similar Democratic lead; Senate race remains separate and closer. Structural risks: gerrymandering in GOP-controlled swing states. Slight downward deviation from Polymarket (86%) due to residual gerrymandering uncertainty.
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Polymarket shows 88% for a Democratic House majority (as of 9.9.2026, ~$10M volume). The national generic ballot shows Democrats leading by ~6-7 points (FiveThirtyEight/Silver Bulletin). President Trump's approval sits at ~42%. Historically, the opposition party gains 25-35 House seats in midterms; Republicans hold a current majority of just ~10 seats. Slight discount from Polymarket's 88% applied for potential 2022-style polling errors.
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Missouri voters will decide on Amendment 3 on November 3, 2026 — a legislatively referred measure that would reverse the abortion rights enshrined by voters in 2024 and impose a broad abortion ban. Kalshi rates the probability of Amendment 3 passing at 14–19% (as of early October 2026), implying a rejection probability of ~81–86%. Polling shows 43% support, 44% opposition (±3 margin of error). Since the Dobbs ruling in 2022, US voters have rejected abortion restrictions at state level in seven consecutive votes (Kansas, KY, MT, MI, VT, CA, OH) — a robust historical trend. No specific Polymarket market found for this ballot measure.
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Polymarket shows ~85% probability for Democrats winning the US House in the November 3, 2026 Midterms (as of September 11, 2026). Historical pattern: the president's party loses ~26 House seats in midterms on average; Trump approval is below the historical mean. Republicans currently hold ~220 seats (razor-thin majority); Democrats need net 5–7 seat gains. This prediction is independent of and does not contradict the open 'Republicans keep Senate majority' prediction (different chambers).
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Polymarket assigns 83–84% probability to a Democratic House majority (as of June/July 2026, active market). Historically, the president's party loses an average of 28 House seats in midterms (Roll Call analysis); the current Republican majority is only ~5 seats (c. 220–215). 270toWin and RaceToWH identify 40+ competitive districts, predominantly suburban. Democrats hold a 5–6 point generic ballot lead (as of June 2026). Dampening factors: gerrymandering, high GOP rural turnout, Iran crisis could briefly trigger a rally-around-the-flag effect. Calibration anchored to Polymarket 83% with a small discount for remaining 4-month uncertainty: 81%.
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Polymarket assigns 83% probability to Democratic control of the House as of July 12, 2026. The Democratic generic ballot lead stands at 5–6 points in June 2026 polls, consistent with historical midterm patterns under Republican presidents. Historically, the president's party loses an average of 26 House seats — Democrats would need fewer than ~20 net gains. Gerrymandering could dampen the effect. This scenario (Democrats in the House, Republicans in the Senate) would be a classic split Congress — consistent with the open platform prediction that Republicans retain the Senate.
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Polymarket shows Ford at 79%, Kalshi at 75% — despite polls showing an essentially tied race (PollCheck average Oct 29: Ford +1.2; RCP average Oct 7-13: Lombardo +1.5). The market-polling divergence is striking: prediction markets are betting much more heavily on Ford than polls justify. Background: Lombardo was the market favorite through August/September; Ford surged past 75% in October. Structurally, Ford benefits from a strongly Democratic campaign environment in Nevada and the absence of a clear Republican momentum signal. No open Nevada Governor prediction in the database. Confirmed via AP or NBC News by November 4, 2026.
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Kalshi gives Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley 79%, Republican Tom Tiffany 22% (as of October 26, 2026). RealClearPolling average (4 polls): Crowley +3.5 percentage points. Marquette Law School Poll September 2026: Crowley 49%, Tiffany 46% among likely voters — the tightest individual survey. National backing: Kalshi gives Democrats 91% for the House and 64% for the Senate; Wisconsin governor's race follows the party momentum. Tiffany raised more money ($26.3M vs. $10.2M) but failed to build a polling lead. All sources — markets and polls — are consistently pro-Crowley.
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Barcelona hosts Aston Villa at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys. Kalshi prices Barcelona at Money Line −427 (~81% implied win probability); AccuScore calculates 74–80%. Aston Villa are heavy underdogs at +905 ML (~9–10% implied). Barcelona is in strong home form in the league phase while Villa carries Premier League travel fatigue and injury concerns.
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Polymarket (as of 17 September 2026) prices a full Democratic Sweep (both chambers) at 60% and the 'Republican Senate / Democratic House' scenario at 31%, implying a total probability of ~91% for a Democratic House win. Nate Silver's Silver Bulletin model shows Democrats with a generic ballot advantage of D+7 to D+12 and Trump approval at ~38%; historically the president's party loses the House at such readings (2006: D+31 seats, 2018: D+41 seats). This prediction focuses exclusively on the House and is consistent with the open Cassandra forecast 'Democrats win Senate majority ≥51 seats'. Calibrated value 76% — conservatively below Polymarket's implied ~91% to account for polling errors and potential late swings.
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The EPS consensus for Booking Holdings Q3 FY2026 stands at $4.48–$4.49 per share, representing +12.6% YoY growth compared to $3.98 in Q3 FY2025. The company has beaten EPS estimates in each of the past four consecutive quarters. Booking structurally benefits from continued strong international travel demand — particularly bookings for Europe and Asia-Pacific have recovered significantly in 2026, supported by rising average daily room rates (ADR). AI-driven cost reductions in customer service further improve margins. No Polymarket market found for this event; probability based on four consecutive beats and positive travel demand dynamics.
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Polymarket places El-Sayed at 73% win probability (market volume $1.22M, as of 1 October 2026). Polls are tighter: Fox News shows El-Sayed at 50% vs. Rogers 49%, Marist at 51% vs. 44%. El-Sayed won the Democratic primary on 4 August 2026 with 48.5% of the vote. Structural Democratic advantages: metropolitan voter coalition (Detroit, Ann Arbor, Lansing) and Rogers already lost the 2024 Michigan Senate race to Elissa Slotkin. Polymarket places Democratic Senate majority overall at 63% — Michigan is regarded as a key race on that majority path. This prediction is not redundant with the open overall Senate majority prediction but is a more granular individual race outcome.
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Polymarket sees a 74–76% probability for a Talarico win (as of Election Day, 3 November 2026). RealClearPolling average shows Talarico +2.5 points; NYT/Siena (Oct 27–Nov 1) shows +7. Kalshi: 73% Talarico. Would be the first Democratic win of a Texas Senate seat since 1994. Calibrated to 73%: Polymarket median slightly adjusted downward given Texas's historical R+10 to R+15 lean and residual upset risk. A prior Cassandra prediction was marked a MISS due to naming the wrong opponent (Cornyn instead of Paxton) — the correct matchup is captured here for the first time.