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OAKLAND PARK, Fla (Gambling911.com) - A few Senate races that were supposed to be GOP strongholds have been trending towards the Democrats more recently.
Among those, the GOP candidate in Iowa, Ashley Hinson, remains the -150 favorite despite Josh Turek (D) providing for a highly competitive race. He still promises a payout of $120 for every $100 bet with a win.
A Democrat hasn't won an Iowa presidential or Senate race since then-President Obama in 2012. The farm state has been battered by soaring fertilizer and diesel costs as well as U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs, putting Republicans on defense.
In Texas, Democrat James Talarico has dominated the fundraising. Ken Paxton (R) is the -125 favorite with Talarico priced at -105. Paxton is the -125 favorite with Talarico priced at -105. Odds imply a 55.6% probability Paxton will win. Odds imply a 55.6% probability Paxton will win.aising game and multiple early polls have him narrowly leading Paxton. This race is still seen as a toss up.
Alaska now has the Dems ahead. Mary Peltola (D) is priced at -160 compared to Dan Sullivan (R) at +130 odds that pay $130 for every $100 bet with a win.
The GOP was favored to win in Michigan but odds have shifted dramatically in recent days with the Democrats now favored.
Abdul El-Sayed (M) is priced at -185 to win while Mike Rogers (R) would pay out $155 for every $100 bet to win.
All Odds to Win
The Democrats are a -130 favorite to take the Senate.
Which party will have Senate control after midterms?
Democrats -130
Republicans +100
(Odds imply a 56.5% probability Democrats will control)
Texas
Ken Paxton (R) -125
James Talarico (D) -105
(Odds imply a 55.6% probability Paxton will win)
Iowa
Ashley Hinson (R) -150
Josh Turek (D) +120
(Odds imply a 60% probability Hinson will win)
Alaska
Mary Peltola (D) -160
Dan Sullivan (R) +130
(Odds imply a 61.5% probability Peltola will win)
Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed (M) -185
Mike Rogers (R) +155
(Odds imply a 64.9% probability El-Sayed will win)
Ohio
Sherrod Brown (D) -145
Jon Husted (R) +105
(Odds imply a 59.2% probability Brown will win)
North Carolina
Roy Cooper (D) -1500
Michael Whatley (R) +800
(Odds imply a 93.8% probability Cooper will win)
Maine
Troy Jackson (D) -275
Susan Collins (R) +215
(Odds imply a 73.3% probability Jackson will win)
Nebraska
Pete Ricketts (R) -260
Dan Osborn (I) +200
(Odds imply a 72.2% probability Ricketts will win)
Mississippi
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) -2000
Scott Colom (D) +1000
(Odds imply a 95.2% probability Hyde-Smith will win)
Kansas
Roger Marshall (R) -900
Aidan Hamilton (D) +500
(Odds imply a 90% probability Marshall will win)
- T.C. Jackson, Gambling911.com
