Georgia Senate Race 2026: Live Odds

As of September 9, 2026, the Democratic side is favored in the Georgia Senate Race 2026 market, at an implied probability of about 93% (93¢ per contract on Kalshi). This contract settles on which party wins the race, not on any individual candidate; the exchanges list it under Jon Ossoff’s name. Live prices below are pulled directly from Kalshi and Polymarket.

Kalshi vs Polymarket: Georgia Senate Odds

The same outcome often trades at different prices on different exchanges.

OutcomeKalshiPolymarketGap
Jon Ossoff93%94%0.2 pts
Mike Collins7.0%6.7%0.3 pts

Georgia Senate Odds on Kalshi

OutcomeImplied probabilityPriceBid / Ask
Jon Ossoff93%93¢92¢ / 94¢
Mike Collins7.0%7¢ / 8¢

Each row above is a contract on a party holding the seat. The names are the exchange’s own labels for those contracts and can lag the actual candidate field.

Georgia Senate Odds on Polymarket

OutcomeImplied probabilityPriceBid / Ask
Jon Ossoff (D)94%94¢93¢ / 94¢
Mike Collins (R)6.7%6¢ / 7¢

Where Georgia Senate Odds Have Been

The Democratic side last closed at 93% (Sep 9, 2026). That is +1 point since Aug 10, 2026 (92%). Since Mar 14, 2026, the earliest daily price we track for this market, it has moved +13 points from 80%.

DateKalshi
Mar 14, 202680%
Apr 21, 202688%
May 28, 202681%
Jul 2, 202686%
Aug 6, 202692%
Sep 9, 202693%

Across that period the market ranged from a low of 79% on Mar 16, 2026 to a high of 94% on Sep 4, 2026. Prices are daily closes from Kalshi.

About the Georgia Senate Race

The markets price this race at party level — Democratic vs Republican — rather than by individual candidate; candidate-level markets typically appear after the primaries decide who is running. Election Day is November 3, 2026. This market is scheduled to close around 2027-11-03, settling when the winner is official.

Market Odds vs Polls

Polls measure who people say they support; prediction market odds measure where traders put real money. Polling averages update every few days or weeks, while market prices react to news within minutes — including primary results, debate moments, and fundraising reports. Markets also price primary races and nominee fields before pollsters survey them. Neither is infallible: polls carry sampling error, and thin markets can be moved by a few large trades. Historically, market prices in aggregate have been well-calibrated — a 70% favorite wins about 70% of the time.

About This Market

This market will resolve according to the winner of the 2026 midterm Georgia U.S. Senate election, inclusive of any run-offs. A candidate shall be considered to represent a party in the event that he or she is the nominee of the party in question. Candidates other than the Democratic or Republican nominee (e.g., Greens, Libertarian, independent) may be added at a later date. Candidates who run as independents will…

How to Trade This Market

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Common Questions

Which party is favored in the Georgia Senate Race 2026 market?

As of September 9, 2026, the Democratic side is favored, at an implied probability of about 93% (a 93¢ contract on Kalshi). The contract settles on which party wins the race rather than on a named candidate, though the exchanges display it under Jon Ossoff’s name. Prices move constantly as traders buy and sell; the tables on this page show the latest synced prices.

Where can I trade the Georgia Senate market?

This market trades on both Kalshi and Polymarket. Kalshi is a CFTC-regulated exchange available in all 50 states for political markets; Polymarket US is open to iOS users in 49 states. See our platform reviews for fees and details.

How do prediction market odds work?

Contracts pay $1 if the outcome happens and $0 if it does not, so the price is the market’s implied probability: a 62¢ contract means traders collectively price a 62% chance. Odds come from real money changing hands, not from polls or pundits.

Who is running in the Georgia Senate Race 2026?

These markets currently price the race at party level (Democratic vs Republican) rather than by individual candidate. Candidate-level markets usually appear once the primaries settle the field.

When will the Georgia Senate market settle?

Election Day is November 3, 2026; the market is scheduled to close around 2027-11-03. Contracts settle at $1 or $0 once the outcome is officially determined.


Prices synced September 9, 2026 from public Kalshi and Polymarket market data by Arthur Angelo. Odds move constantly; check the exchange for execution prices. This page is informational — not investment advice. PredictionScout may earn commissions from platform links; see our affiliate disclosure. More markets: all live odds pages.