Kalshi Launches Midterms Hub Powered By ‘The Wisdom Of The Crowd’

Kalshi on Wednesday launched its Midterm Elections Hub, the first-ever election dashboard fueled by “the wisdom of the crowd.”

The latest venture from the country’s largest prediction market features polling averages, fundraising data, historical results, and campaign news and analysis, as well as access to Kalshi’s election markets. The company says the hub will provide accurate, unbiased forecasts of midterm races based on where people are risking real money.

“Prediction markets don’t care about spin or partisanship. They cut through polarization and show you what the wisdom of the crowd actually believes, backed by real money, not rhetoric,” Kalshi co-founder and CEO Tarek Mansour said in a press release. “That kind of clarity is rare right now and that’s what people are getting with the Midterms Hub.”

Millions of Americans already use Kalshi to see what other citizens predict will happen in upcoming elections. According to the market, roughly 75% of visitors check odds while 25% are actively trading. Kalshi’s new site gives an unfiltered, view of how an election is currently taking place. The Midterms Hub will update by the second based on breaking news, speeches, polls, and more.

Kalshi being powered by the “wisdom of the crowds” allows their markets to be perfectly aligned to up-to-date predictions on candidates winning their respective race, which has been proven for years.

In every American election since 2024, candidates favored to win on Kalshi won roughly 90% of the time.

The Washington Post analyzed hundreds of the 2026 primary races on the prediction market. It found that candidates priced “70-80%” odds on Kalshi won “75%” of the time, confirming Kalshi’s proclaimed “statistically calibrated” 2024 election markets.

The Midterms Hub also builds on Kalshi’s recent release of KPOW, the American Power Index. KPOW will combine information on who currently holds seats of power with what the prediction market expects to happen next. It will give a number on a scale from +50D, full Democratic control, to +50R, full Republican control.

Kalshi will mark the hub’s launch today in Washington, D.C., at an event featuring a live demonstration of the hub and a panel featuring Mansour, Republican pollster Kristin Soltis Anderson, and former White House Director of Digital Strategy Rob Flaherty.