Georgia Election Races & Odds
Georgia's 2026 election cycle is one of the most consequential in the country. With an open Governor's seat, Jon Ossoff defending his Senate seat, and all 14 congressional districts on the ballot, the state is a battleground at every level. Below you'll find live prediction market odds for every race, updated every 30 minutes via PredictionEdge.
• Governor
• U.S. Senate
2026 U.S. Senate Control
Markets favor Republican control at 59%.
Georgia Senate
Georgia State Senate
Georgia Senate (2028)
• State
Georgia Lieutenant Governor
Georgia Attorney General
Georgia Secretary of State
• Congressional
2026 U.S. House Control
Markets favor Democratic control at 81%.
GA-01 House
GA-02 House
GA-03 House
GA-04 House
GA-05 House
GA-06 House
GA-07 House
GA-08 House
GA-09 House
GA-10 House
GA-11 House
GA-12 House
GA-13 House
GA-14 House
Georgia State House
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is running for Governor of Georgia in 2026?
Both parties have competitive primaries for the open Governor's seat. The general election is November 3, 2026.
Is Jon Ossoff running for re-election in Georgia?
Yes. Senator Jon Ossoff is the Democratic incumbent for Georgia's Class II Senate seat, up for re-election in 2026. Republicans are competing in a primary to challenge him.
When is the Georgia 2026 primary election?
The Georgia primary is May 19, 2026. If no candidate wins a majority, a runoff follows. The general election is November 3, 2026.
What about the Georgia Senate race in 2028?
Georgia's other Senate seat is up in 2028. Senator Raphael Warnock is the Democratic incumbent. Prediction markets are already tracking early odds for this race.
How many races are on the ballot in Georgia in 2026?
ElectionsGA tracks 27 races, including governor, senate, attorney general, secretary of state, lieutenant governor, and all 14 congressional districts. Each race card shows live prediction market odds.
How are prediction market odds calculated?
Odds are sourced from PredictionEdge, which aggregates regulated prediction markets where real money is traded on election outcomes. Unlike polls, prediction markets update continuously and reflect the collective judgment of traders with money at stake.
