Install
Control of the Senate, 2028
Election day: November 7, 2028.
Prediction markets
- 2028 U.S. Senate winner?Kalshi
- Democratic party88%
- Republican party12%
- Balance of Power: 2028 ElectionPolymarket
- Democratic Trifecta53%
- Republican Trifecta14%▲2
- D President, R Senate, D House9%▼1
- R President, D Senate, D House9%▼1
- D President, D Senate, R House7%▼3
- D President, R Senate, R House6%▼1
- + 2 more outcomes
- Which party will win the Senate in 2028?Polymarket
- Democratic Party88%▲1
- Republican Party13%
Prediction-market prices show what traders are paying for each outcome, read as the market's implied chance. They are not forecasts by 4Progressives, can move fast and can be wrong. Not betting or investment advice.
In the news
- Slotkin won’t rule out challenging Schumer for Senate majority leader
Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., did not rule out whether she’ll challenge Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., for majority leader when pressed at a Washington, D.C., event Saturday, according to organizers. “I’ve been very vocal that we need a new…
- Democrats Secure Senate majority, get a platform to check Trump
Democrats seized control of the Senate on Tuesday, according to New York Times projections, capturing a powerful platform to counter President Donald Trump as voters in Republican-leaning states repudiated the president and his allies in a…
- Elon Musk cost GOP their Senate majority with one 'dumb' money move: economist
Elon Musk could have kept the Senate in Republican hands for far less than he spent losing a single race, according to economist Justin Wolfers. “Musk spent $200 million+ trying to win one Senate seat in Texas,” Wolfers wrote on X on…
- 4 things Democrats could do for the environment with a simple Senate majority
The Democrats’ upcoming simple majority in the Senate will enable them to take multiple actions on climate, public lands, endangered species and other environmental issues. But the lack of a veto-proof majority means that Democrats’ power…
- Progressives Probably Can't Stop Chuck Schumer From Becoming Senate Majority Leader
No one in power gets a free pass. HuffPost holds leaders accountable, exposes abuses and uncovers the truth through independent reporting. Help us keep asking the hard questions. The process of picking a Senate majority leader is an inside…
- US Midterm Election Results 2026: Chris Van Hollen Rules Out Challenging Chuck Schumer for Senate Majority Leader Post; Signals 2028 Presidential Ambitions
After the 2026 US midterm elections saw Democrats regain control of the Senate, the focus has shifted back to the party leadership. And speculation that Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen will challenge New York Senator Chuck Schumer for…
- Senate Majority Leader names Scheible Assistant Majority Leader
KOLO | 8 News Now CARSON CITY, Nev. (KOLO) - Nevada Senate Majority Leader Edgar Flores has named Senator Melanie Scheible as Assistant Majority Leader. “Senator Scheible is a proven leader, a dedicated public servant, and a fierce…
- 'Brilliant strategy' by GOP lawmaker may lead to 60-seat Dem Senate majority: critics
Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) has advice for the White House after Republicans’ historic midterm losses: don’t change a thing. Critics across the political spectrum weren’t buying it. “Congratulations to the new Chief of Staff, @StephenM,”…
- Nevada Senate Majority Leader Flores names Scheible assistant majority leader
KSNV Nevada Senate Majority Leader Edgar Flores has named Sen Melanie Scheible as assistant Senate majority leader ahead of the upcoming legislative session, elevating her into a key role on the Senate Democratic leadership team âSenator…
- Democrats claim House and Senate majorities
Democratic leaders say they have won majorities in the U.S. House and Senate after Tuesday’s midterm elections, as James Talarico leads the Texas Senate count. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and Democratic Senatorial Campaign…
Congressional and federal records come from official public sources: the House Clerk, the U.S. Senate, GovInfo and the Library of Congress (bill status), the Federal Register, and the congress-legislators project. They are copied on a schedule and may lag the official record by a few hours; the official sources govern. News and coverage counts are drawn from the 4Progressives index and reflect what the press published, not 4Progressives's views. Nothing here is an endorsement of any candidate, party or position. Terms of use. How to use Politics