my Senate odds went 55, 56, 57, 60 over the last four updates, Tuesday to today. expected seats barely moved, 51.0 to 51.3. big jump for a small change, because 51 is both the middle night in my sims and the number you need
the full forecast, with every race behind it: callthemap.com/senate?utm_so…
watching Tuesday night is a lot easier if you know what each county has to deliver. I made a printable cheat sheet: 20 states with close Senate or governor races, in poll-closing order, and the margin the Democrat needs in each county to break even statewide. write the real margins in as they come
free, prints on Letter or A4: callthemap.com/election-nigh…
put your Senate call on the record before Tuesday. one ballot, every Senate, governor and House race, start from our forecast or a blank card and drag the margin on each. you can change picks until the first polls close, then the top ballot gets stamped CTM Oracle 2026. tag the friend who thinks they know better
it's free and there's no account to make, just pick a username if you want a spot on the leaderboard callthemap.com/scorecard?utm…
four ways Tuesday can land, per my own sims: Democrats win both chambers, 58 in 100. Republicans keep the Senate but lose the House, 26. Republicans win both, 14. Democrats take the Senate but not the House, 2. which one would surprise you most?
if you'd rather make your own call than read mine, you can fill out every Senate, governor and House race here: callthemap.com/scorecard?utm…
unpopular polling opinion: people spend way too much time on the margin of error and not enough on who got called and how the sample was weighted. the plus-or-minus is the part of a poll that's easy to see, so it gets all the blame.
printable election night cheat sheet, 7 pages. it goes in the order polls close, and for each close Senate and governor race it has the counties that decide it and the margin Democrats need there to break even statewide. blank boxes to write the real numbers in. tape it next to the TV
free, Letter or A4: callthemap.com/election-nigh…
Election night game is up. Start from our forecast, safe seats only, or a totally blank ballot, then change every race you think we got wrong. Locks 6 PM ET Nov 3, no email or account needed.
Decision Desk moved Democrats to 58% for the Senate today, their high for the cycle. I'm at 56 in 100.
with a Republican VP breaking ties, 51 is the line, and 10.8% of my simulations land exactly on it. which race turns out to be the 51st?
the whole seat distribution, race by race: callthemap.com/senate
Siena's Flanagan +14 just went into my Minnesota Senate average. she's at 74 in 100 now, up from 64 this morning, and the forecast margin moved from +1.9 to +3.5. still one poll out of 18 though, and most of the others have this race within 5
every poll in that average, with its weight: callthemap.com/senate/minnes…
Florida's early ballots already add up to 45% of the whole 2022 Senate vote there, 3.5 million through Tuesday. two days out in 2022, early ballots were 62% of all votes.
Floridians, early this year or saving it for Election Day?
county by county, and against 2022: callthemap.com/early-vote/fl…
the betting markets like Democrats more than I do in all 8 of my biggest Senate disagreements.
Alaska is the widest: Polymarket has Peltola at 74 in 100. I have a coin flip, 51.
what are traders seeing that the polls aren't?
all 32 quoted races, with my forecast beside each one: callthemap.com/senate?utm_so…








