Where the 2026 races stand

Every candidate we track for Governor, U.S. Senate and U.S. House, rated on one question: U.S. weapons and funding for the government of Israel.

If today's favorites win

If every race for Congress goes to today's favorite, 288 of the 456 seats we can count go to candidates who support sending weapons or funding, and 26 to candidates who oppose it.

Expected winners based on Polymarket tracking, Oct 9, 2026.

Congress 456 seats

  • Supports 288
  • Mixed 119
  • Opposes 26
  • No Position Found 23

Senate 35 races

  • Supports 27
  • Mixed 3
  • Opposes 5
  • No Position Found 0

House 421 races

  • Supports 261
  • Mixed 116
  • Opposes 21
  • No Position Found 23

Favorites are the candidates with the best odds on Polymarket as of October 9, 2026. The odds are the market's, not ours, and the race pages show live odds, which can differ. 13 races have odds only for a party, and more than one of our candidates belongs to it, so they have no favorite here. 1 race has no market.

The Senate map

Colors show where each favorite stands on this question, not their party.

Alaska: Mary Peltola (D) ✗, favored at 73.5% Alabama: Barry Moore (R) ✗, favored at 97.3% Arkansas: Tom Cotton (R) ✗, favored at 94.1% Colorado: John Hickenlooper (D) ✗, favored at 97.6% Delaware: Chris Coons (D) ✗, favored at 98.7% Florida: Ashley Moody (R) ✗, favored at 90.5% Georgia: Jon Ossoff (D) ?, favored at 96.6% Iowa: Ashley Hinson (R) ✗, favored at 57.5% Idaho: Jim Risch (R) ✗, favored at 93.8% Illinois: Juliana Stratton (D) ✗, favored at 98.2% Kansas: Roger Marshall (R) ✗, favored at 61.5% Kentucky: Andy Barr (R) ✗, favored at 96.8% Louisiana: Julia Letlow (R) ✗, favored at 93.5% Massachusetts: Ed Markey (D) ?, favored at 98.2% Maine: Troy Dale Jackson (D) ✓, favored at 58.5% Michigan: Abdul El-Sayed (D) ✓, favored at 69% Minnesota: Peggy Flanagan (D) ✓, favored at 87.5% Mississippi: Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) ✗, favored at 92.5% Montana: Kurt Alme (R) ✗, favored at 91.5% North Carolina: Roy Cooper (D) ✗, favored at 96.4% Nebraska: Pete Ricketts (R) ✗, favored at 71.5% New Hampshire: Chris Pappas (D) ✗, favored at 89.5% New Jersey: Cory Booker (D) ✗, favored at 97.9% New Mexico: Ben Ray Luján (D) ?, favored at 97.4% Ohio: Sherrod Brown (D) ✗, favored at 62.5% Oklahoma: Kevin Hern (R) ✗, favored at 96.9% Oregon: Jeffrey Alan Merkley (D) ✓, favored at 98% Rhode Island: Jack Reed (D) ✗, favored at 97.2% South Carolina: Darline Graham (R) ✗, favored at 84.5% South Dakota: Mike Rounds (R) ✗, favored at 92.6% Tennessee: Bill Hagerty (R) ✗, favored at 95.1% Texas: James Talarico (D) ✓, favored at 62.5% Virginia: Mark Robert Warner (D) ✗, favored at 98.1% West Virginia: Shelley Moore Capito (R) ✗, favored at 98.2% Wyoming: Harriet Hageman (R) ✗, favored at 98.3%

The closest races for Congress

Races for Congress where the favorite's odds are under 65% and the two leading candidates are marked differently.

  1. U.S. House, Michigan District 4

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  2. U.S. House, Iowa District 2

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  3. U.S. House, Virginia District 1

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  4. U.S. Senate, Iowa

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  5. U.S. Senate, Maine

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  6. U.S. House, Michigan District 7

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  7. U.S. Senate, Kansas

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  8. U.S. House, Maine District 2

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  9. U.S. Senate, Texas

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  10. U.S. House, Wisconsin District 1

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Same party, different marks

Races for Congress between two candidates of the same party who are marked differently. The party is settled; this question is not.

  1. U.S. House, California District 7

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  2. U.S. House, California District 11

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  3. U.S. House, California District 12

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  4. U.S. House, California District 14

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  5. U.S. House, California District 29

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  6. U.S. House, California District 34

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  7. U.S. House, California District 37

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  8. U.S. House, Louisiana District 1

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Every Senate race

  1. U.S. Senate, Alabama

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  2. U.S. Senate, Alaska

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  3. U.S. Senate, Arkansas

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  4. U.S. Senate, Colorado

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  5. U.S. Senate, Delaware

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  6. U.S. Senate, Florida

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  7. U.S. Senate, Georgia

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  8. U.S. Senate, Idaho

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  9. U.S. Senate, Illinois

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  10. U.S. Senate, Iowa

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  11. U.S. Senate, Kansas

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  12. U.S. Senate, Kentucky

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  13. U.S. Senate, Louisiana

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  14. U.S. Senate, Maine

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  15. U.S. Senate, Massachusetts

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  16. U.S. Senate, Michigan

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  17. U.S. Senate, Minnesota

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  18. U.S. Senate, Mississippi

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  19. U.S. Senate, Montana

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  20. U.S. Senate, Nebraska

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  21. U.S. Senate, New Hampshire

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  22. U.S. Senate, New Jersey

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  23. U.S. Senate, New Mexico

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  24. U.S. Senate, North Carolina

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  25. U.S. Senate, Ohio

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  26. U.S. Senate, Oklahoma

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  27. U.S. Senate, Oregon

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  28. U.S. Senate, Rhode Island

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  29. U.S. Senate, South Carolina

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  30. U.S. Senate, South Dakota

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  31. U.S. Senate, Tennessee

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  32. U.S. Senate, Texas

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  33. U.S. Senate, Virginia

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  34. U.S. Senate, West Virginia

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  35. U.S. Senate, Wyoming

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Every race for governor

Governors 36 races

  • Supports 12
  • Mixed 11
  • Opposes 3
  • No Position Found 10

Governors don't vote on U.S. weapons or funding. Some of these candidates have a record anyway: votes from their time in Congress, their own words, money from the lobbying groups we track, and endorsements.

  1. Governor, Alabama

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  2. Governor, Alaska

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  3. Governor, Arizona

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  4. Governor, Arkansas

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  5. Governor, California

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  6. Governor, Colorado

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  7. Governor, Connecticut

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  8. Governor, Florida

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  9. Governor, Georgia

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  10. Governor, Hawaii

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  11. Governor, Idaho

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  12. Governor, Illinois

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  13. Governor, Iowa

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  14. Governor, Kansas

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  15. Governor, Maine

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  16. Governor, Maryland

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  17. Governor, Massachusetts

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  18. Governor, Michigan

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  19. Governor, Minnesota

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  20. Governor, Nebraska

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  21. Governor, Nevada

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  22. Governor, New Hampshire

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  23. Governor, New Mexico

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  24. Governor, New York

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  25. Governor, Ohio

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  26. Governor, Oklahoma

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  27. Governor, Oregon

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  28. Governor, Pennsylvania

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  29. Governor, Rhode Island

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  30. Governor, South Carolina

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  31. Governor, South Dakota

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  32. Governor, Tennessee

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  33. Governor, Texas

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  34. Governor, Vermont

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  35. Governor, Wisconsin

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  36. Governor, Wyoming

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The House

House 421 races

  • Supports 261
  • Mixed 116
  • Opposes 21
  • No Position Found 23

Every House candidate we track has a page. Find yours by state and district.

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Every candidate we track

Not just the favorites: every running candidate we track.

Office Supports Mixed Opposes No Position FoundAll
Senate39232440126
House3332451024741,154
Governor2126987143
Total3932941356011,423
Find your candidates

How we mark: votes on the bills we track come first; for candidates without votes, their own words, money from the lobbying groups we track, and endorsements. Read the methodology. Odds: Polymarket, as of October 9, 2026.