In my previous update, the trend across all the midterms betting market was one-way traffic to the Democrats. They remain clear favorites to regain both House and Senate, but the trend has gone at least into partial reverse.
That is most clear in the Senate, where the Republicans have shortened up considerably in Maine and Michigan, plus to a lesser extent in Alaska, Iowa, Texas and Nebraska.
On the other side of the ledger, there is some speculative support for what would be huge upsets in deep-red Florida and South Carolina.
However it is important to note that favoritism hasn’t shifted in a single Senate race for weeks. If the favorite wins each race, the Democrats will win 52-48.
Democrats -200
Republicans +160 (Was +180)
Over 47.5 -165 (Was -135)
Under 47.5 +135
Peltola (D) -325
Sullivan (R) +250 (Was +275)
Moody (R) -1000
Nixon (D) +600 (Was +750)
Hinson (R) -165 (Was -150)
Turek (D) +135
Jackson (D) -155
Collins (R) +125 (Was +145)
El-Sayed (D) -225
Rogers (R) +185 (Was +220)
Ricketts (R) -325 (Was -300)
Osborn (I) +250
Graham (R) -400
Andrews (D) +300 (Was +350)
TEXAS
Talarico (D) -180
Paxton (R) +150 (Was +160)
