Jon Ossoff Now the -5000 Favorite to Win Georgia Senate Race

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Jon Ossoff Now the -5000 Favorite to Win Georgia Senate Race

ATLANTA (Gambling911.com) - To think, just a few months ago Democrat Jon Ossoff was considered among the most vulnerable Democrats and a possible gain for the Republicans.  What a difference a few months can make. 

BetOnline released its latest senate odds that have Ossoff as a -5000 "lock" to win the Georgia senate race versus Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Collins.

Ossoff is leading in a recent Quantus Insights poll by seven points.  

With early voting underway in Georgia’s nationally watched midterms, the poll was conducted Oct. 15-17, 2026, among 755 likely voters statewide, with a margin of error of 3.8 percent.

“Georgia has spent the last six years deciding statewide races by a point or two, and our latest survey suggests the state has not changed its habits,” Quantus Insights said in its polling summary. “What has changed is that one Democrat on the ballot is running well ahead of the other two.

Meanwhile, in another hotly contested race in the state, Keisha Lance Bottoms (-105) is in a dead heat with her Republican opponent for governor, Rick Jackson (-125). 

StateCandidateOddsProbability
AlabamaBarry Moore (R)-500098%
 Everett Weiss (D)+16002%
 Moore Margin of VictoryO/U 19.5% 
    
AlaskaDan Sullivan (R)+25024%
 Mary Peltola (D)-32576%
    
ArkansasTom Cotton (R)-250096%
 Hallie Schoffner (D)+12004%
 Cotton Margin of VictoryO/U 15.5% 
    
ColoradoMark Baisley (R)+20001%
 John Hickenlooper (D)-1000099%
 Hickenlooper Margin of VictoryO/U 22.5% 
    
DelawareMichael Katz (R)+40001%
 Chris Coons (D)-2000099%
 Coons Margin of VictoryO/U 28.5% 
    
Florida (Special)Ashley Moody (R)-160094%
 Angie Nixon (D)+8006%
 Moody Margin of VictoryO/U 7.5% 
    
GeorgiaMike Collins (R)+16002%
 Jon Ossoff (D)-500098%
 Ossoff Margin of VictoryO/U 9.5% 
    
IdahoJim Risch (R)-180095%
 Todd Achilles (I)+9004%
 David Roth (D)+100001%
 Risch Margin of VictoryO/U 18.5% 
    
IllinoisDon Tracy (R)+40001%
 Juliana Stratton (D)-2000099%
 Stratton Margin of VictoryO/U 22.5% 
    
IowaAshley Hinson (R)-14058%
 Josh Turek (D)+11042%
    
KansasRoger Marshall (R)-18064%
 Adam Hamilton (D)+15036%
    
KentuckyAndy Barr (R)-400098%
 Charles Booker (D)+15002%
 Barr Margin of VictoryO/U 20.5% 
    
LouisianaJulia Letlow (R)-400098%
 Jamie Davis (D)+15002%
    
MaineSusan Collins (R)+14536%
 Troy Jackson (D)-17564%
    
MassachusettsJohn Deaton (R)+20001%
 Ed Markey (D)-1000099%
 Markey Margin of VictoryO/U 32.5% 
    
MichiganMike Rogers (R)+21527%
 Abdul El-Sayed (M)-27573%
    
MinnesotaMichele Tafoya (R)+7007%
 Peggy Flanagan (D)-140093%
 Flanagan Margin of VictoryO/U 6.5% 
    
MississippiCindy Hyde-Smith (R)-100091%
 Scott Colom (D)+6009%
 Hyde-Smith Margin of VictoryO/U 7.5% 
    
MontanaKurt Alme (R)-200095%
 Seth Bodnar (I)+10004%
 Alani Bankhead (D)+50001%
    
NebraskaPete Ricketts (R)-30075%
 Dan Osborn (I)+24025%
    
New HampshireJohn Sununu (R)+7007%
 Chris Pappas (D)-140093%
 Pappas Margin of VictoryO/U 8.5% 
    
New JerseyJustin Murphy (R)+18001%
 Cory Booker (D)-750099%
 Booker Margin of VictoryO/U 24.5% 
    
New MexicoLarry Marker (R)+20001%
 Ben Ray Lujan (D)-1000099%
 Lujan Margin of VictoryO/U 20.5% 
    
North CarolinaMichael Whatley (R)+20001%
 Roy Cooper (D)-1000099%
    
Ohio (Special)Jon Husted (R)+18531%
 Sherrod Brown (D)-22569%
    
OklahomaKevin Hern (R)-500098%
 N'kiyla Jasmine Thomas (D)+16002%
 Hern Margin of VictoryO/U 23.5% 
    
OregonDavid Brock Smith (R)+16002%
 Jeff Merkley (D)-500098%
 Merkley Margin of VictoryO/U 23.5% 
    
Rhode IslandRaymond McKay (R)+20001%
 Jack Reed (D)-1000099%
 Reed Margin of VictoryO/U 30.5% 
    
South CarolinaDarline Graham (R)-60086%
 Annie Andrews (D)+40014%
 Graham Margin of VictoryO/U 4.5% 
    
South DakotaMike Rounds (R)-200095%
 Brian Bengs (I)+10005%
 Rounds Margin of VictoryO/U 10.5% 
    
TennesseeBill Hagerty (R)-1000099%
 Marquita Bradshaw (D)+20001%
 Hagerty Margin of VictoryO/U 21.5% 
    
TexasKen Paxton (R)+15535%
 James Talarico (D)-18565%
    
VirginiaBert Mizusawa (R)+20001%
 Mark Warner (D)-1000099%
 Warner Margin of VictoryO/U 21.5% 
    
West VirginiaShelley Moore Capito (R)-1000099%
 Rachel Fetty Anderson (D)+20001%
 Capito Margin of VictoryO/U 32.5% 
    
WyomingHarriet Hageman (R)-1000099%
 James W. Byrd (D)+20001%
 Hageman Margin of VictoryO/U 33.5% 

  • T C Jackson, Gambling911.com 

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