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Oklahoma election odds, 2026

What the prediction markets Polymarket and Kalshi price for Oklahoma's Senate, governor and House races. Senate: Republicans 97% · governor: Republicans 90% · House: 5 of 5 districts priced, Democrats expected to win 0.3. Prices are probabilities set by traders putting money on the outcome, not our forecast.

Oklahoma Senate race

Republicans favoured (97%, average of the exchanges)

Polymarket

Republicans 97% +1

$5k traded in 24 hours

Kalshi

$42 traded in 24 hours

0%25%50%75%100%3%21 Oct22 Oct
KalshiChance Democrats win, as each exchange prices it. History is recorded from when we began tracking each market.
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Oklahoma governor race

Republicans favoured (90%, average of the exchanges)

Polymarket

Democrats 9% −2
Republicans 91% +1

$7k traded in 24 hours

Kalshi

$14k traded in 24 hours

0%25%50%75%100%9%12%13 Oct22 Oct
PolymarketKalshiChance Democrats win, as each exchange prices it. History is recorded from when we began tracking each market.
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Oklahoma House districts

5 of 5 districts priced. Democrats are expected to win 0.3 of the priced seats; favoured in 0, toss-up in 0, Republicans favoured in 5.

Oklahoma House districts, 2026
DistrictFavouredPolymarketKalshiCandidates
OK-01 R 98% D <1% D 3% John Croisant v Mark Tedford
OK-02 R 96% D 3% D 5% Brandon Wade v Josh Brecheen
OK-03 R 98% – D 2% Suzie Byrd v Frank Lucas
OK-04 R 95% D 4% D 5% Mitchell Jacob v Tom Cole
OK-05 R 86% D 13% D 16% Jena Nelson v Stephanie Bice

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Odds from Polymarket and Kalshi. Market prices are information, not investment advice. Where only one exchange prices a race, the other is shown as having no market. The national map · How the markets did.