- The Republican Party is favored to control both the House and the Senate after midterms
- FiveThirtyEight shows the Republican Party with a 0.5 percentage point lead in the generic ballot.
LAS VEGAS – With so many states entering their legislative sessions right now, political betting is once again on the forefront of many sports betting fans minds.
Republican Party Favored To Win Midterms
Betting odds are constantly changing, so getting a head-start on something like future elections can sometimes be a smart move; with the US midterm elections less than a year away, now is a great time to start paying attention to the odds.
Bookmakers over at Bovada are offering odds on who will control both the House of Representatives and the Senate once the election is over. Right now, the Republican party is being pretty heavily favored overall.
The Senate
According to an analysis by FiveThirtyEight, the Republican party is already in the lead, and may widen the gap as we approach the midterms.
“Currently, Republicans lead generic-ballot polls by an average of 0.5 points. And although there’s still time for that to change before Election Day, generic-ballot polling has historically tended to get worse for the president’s party as the cycle wears on.”
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Online sportsbook operator Bovada also shows a Republican lead on which party will control the Senate following the election.
Which Party Will Control The Senate After The 2022 Midterm Election?
- Republican -260
- Democratic +190
The House of Representatives
While the Republican odds to win the senate are significant, they’re way more favored to control the House.
Which Party Will Win The House In The 2022 Midterm Election?
- Republican -450
- Democratic +300
Overall the Republican party is heavily favored to control both the House and the Senate after the midterm elections are over.
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