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AUG 11, 2026Primary Election
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Prediction market probabilities from Kalshi, updated as market prices change. Last updated Aug 11, 2026, 8:23 PM UTC.
source: Kalshi
Compare the candidates' live odds and fundraising. Updated .
| Candidate | Live odds | Funds raised |
|---|---|---|
| 84% | $166.1K | |
| 13% | $42.4K | |
| 1% | — | |
| 1% | $3.3K | |
| 1% | — | |
| 1% | $201 | |
| 1% | — | |
| 1% | $44.0K |
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Recent reporting and announcements directly related to this race and its candidates.
Democrats are showing stronger fundraising in many competitive House races, and recent ratings have moved 11 districts toward them. Republicans are also dealing with backlash over the One Big Beautiful Bill Act in battleground districts. Overall, the House environment looks somewhat better for Democrats, though Republicans still have a narrow edge. The fundraising and rating shifts may modestly improve Democratic sentiment in House-related markets. The policy backlash adds pressure on Republicans, but the overall effect is still mixed.
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WASHINGTON — Another month, and another batch of rating changes that benefit Democrats. But the House Republican majority is not lost yet, according to a district-by-district analysis of the House battleground. With less than five months to go, the fundamentals of midterm elections continue to favor Democrats. President Donald Trump’s job rating is underwater at 39% approve and 58% disapprove, ...
Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany said Jan. 6 defendants could be owed funds from Trump's new "weaponization" fund.
More than a dozen House Republicans are being outraised by their opponents ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Campaign finance totals for the 2026 cycle, including money raised, spent and cash on hand.
B. SmithBrad Smith
A. WojciechowskiAaron Wojciechowski
A. BellAmanda Bell
M. HeidenreichMichael Heidenreich
J. MarschallJoey MarschallSource: FEC
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