Predict the U.S. Election

Predict the winners of 16 🇺🇸 Senate, House, and Governor matchups to learn more about your states and win big. Submit picks by 5pm central on November 3th, 2026.

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An online voting page for the U.S. elections shows three candidates from Alabama and one from Alaska, with their photos, names, and party affiliations.

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Conduct your research and pick the toss up Senate, House, or Governor winners. See who will control Congress.

Choose wisely - you’ll be playing with students across the country for a chance to be on your classroom leaderboard.

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Two digital posters side by side featuring 2022 Election Game Champions. The first poster on the left shows Tessa from Colorado, a fan of soccer, basketball, friends, and family, smiling with long blonde hair in a green jacket. The second poster on the right shows Lydia from North Dakota, a reader and gardener, with long brown hair, glasses, and a denim jacket. Both posters have red backgrounds, with a white section for the girls' photos, and include inspirational quotes at the bottom.

Well-played to Tessa and Lydia who won the 2022 midterm elections game! See the Minot Daily News article celebrating Lydia.