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Which party will win Iowa's senate election in 2022? Republican: real money 91%, play money 80% Democratic: real money 9%, play money 20% Volume: real money 108.61603, play money 5000 Bettors: real money 1, play money 0 Categories: Politics, USA, Midterm Elections 2022, Senate Related markets New Hampshire's Senate election winner (ID: 243337) Volume: real 747.57944067, play 69393.3437554 Bettors: real 9, play 11 Leading (real money): Democratic Party 86% Leading (play money): Democratic Party 86% Georgia's Senate election winner (ID: 236745) Volume: real 404.45645547, play 24247.06669871 Bettors: real 17, play 15 Leading (real money): Democratic Party 94% Leading (play money): Democratic Party 87% North Carolina's Senate election winner (ID: 236746) Volume: real 288.29223271, play 11195.76225925 Bettors: real 18, play 20 Leading (real money): Democratic Party 89% Leading (play money): Democratic Party 83% Maine's Senate election winner (ID: 236748) Volume: real 140.89123478, play 16765.4574153 Bettors: real 16, play 11 Leading (real money): Democratic Party 64% Leading (play money): Democratic Party 57% Michigan's Senate election winner (ID: 236747) Volume: real 80.8398159, play 7418.81812608 Bettors: real 12, play 9 Leading (real money): Democratic Party 69% Leading (play money): Democratic Party 71%

Which party will win Iowa's senate election in 2022?

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On November 8th, 2022, voters from the state of Iowa will take part in the general election for a Senate seat to represent the state in the US Congress.

The party from which the elected senator is shall be considered the winning outcome of this question.

For the sake of this question, a senator is considered to be from a specific party when: A) he/she is elected with a ballot-listed or otherwise identifiable affiliation with such party, or B) he/she has publicly stated an intention to caucus with such party.

Futuur may decide to resolve this market at any point after November 4th, 2020, when it considers the official election results, concession speeches and eventual legal actions taken by parties have finally made clear who the upcoming senator is.

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