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Governors:
With 36 governors up for reelection or replacement this year, the 2018 gubernatorial odds are sure to be action-packed at Bovada et al. Currently, there are 26 Republican-held governorships being challenged, while only 9 Democrat administrations will be voted on. There’s also a single independent up for reelection (Alaska’s Bill Walker). The majority of these races – to hear the pundits and analysts wax endlessly about them – are perilous for the incumbents, and several states may even change “color” as the party in charge is flipped the other way. Check in at your oddsmaker of choice as election season nears for a complete menu of gubernatorial races as part of their 2018 midterm election odds.
Senate:
Right now, the US Senate is composed of 51 Republicans and 49 Democrats (two of whom are “independents,” which is an effectively meaningless differentiator from the mainstream Democrat party). Of the 34 seats up for grabs this year, 26 are controlled by the Democrats, who need just two seats to gain control of the chamber. However, this outcome seems unlikely, as none of the “Red” states in play strongly favor a Democrat candidate. In the Senate races, the current projections favor a Republican gain of 1-3 seats. As the campaigning season heats up, the 2018 Senate race odds will be available to wager on at your sportsbook of choice.
House:
The 2018 House race odds haven’t been posted yet, but there’s going to be a lot of action on these contests at most online sportsbooks. Currently, Republicans retain the House of Representatives by a narrow margin with 238 seats – or just 20 more than the minimum for majority control. Most “simulations” (whatever that means) and various polls indicate that the Democrats will gain the House majority come November 6, with Republican representation dipping to 210 seats or so.
Governors:
With 36 governors up for reelection or replacement this year, the 2018 gubernatorial odds are sure to be action-packed at Bovada et al. Currently, there are 26 Republican-held governorships being challenged, while only 9 Democrat administrations will be voted on. There’s also a single independent up for reelection (Alaska’s Bill Walker). The majority of these races – to hear the pundits and analysts wax endlessly about them – are perilous for the incumbents, and several states may even change “color” as the party in charge is flipped the other way. Check in at your oddsmaker of choice as election season nears for a complete menu of gubernatorial races as part of their 2018 midterm election odds.
Senate:
Right now, the US Senate is composed of 51 Republicans and 49 Democrats (two of whom are “independents,” which is an effectively meaningless differentiator from the mainstream Democrat party). Of the 34 seats up for grabs this year, 26 are controlled by the Democrats, who need just two seats to gain control of the chamber. However, this outcome seems unlikely, as none of the “Red” states in play strongly favor a Democrat candidate. In the Senate races, the current projections favor a Republican gain of 1-3 seats. As the campaigning season heats up, the 2018 Senate race odds will be available to wager on at your sportsbook of choice.
House:
The 2018 House race odds haven’t been posted yet, but there’s going to be a lot of action on these contests at most online sportsbooks. Currently, Republicans retain the House of Representatives by a narrow margin with 238 seats – or just 20 more than the minimum for majority control. Most “simulations” (whatever that means) and various polls indicate that the Democrats will gain the House majority come November 6, with Republican representation dipping to 210 seats or so.
