2026 US election forecasts with a public accuracy record, plus congressional voting records.
Scored across 4 tools
Each tool targets a distinct query type: chamber-level control outlook, single-race forecast, forecaster track record, and member attributes. The only mild overlap is that member_profile surfaces a member's 2026 race while forecast_race forecasts that same race, but their primary purposes are clearly different.
All four names are two-token snake_case compounds following a [subject]_[attribute] pattern (chamber_outlook, forecaster_accuracy, forecast_race, member_profile). The convention is consistent and readable, though it is noun-based rather than a verb_noun action pattern.
Four tools is a tight, well-scoped set for an election-forecasting server, with each tool covering a genuinely different question type. It sits at the lean end, but no tool feels redundant or gratuitous.
Core forecasting is covered (chamber outlook, race forecast, forecaster accuracy, member profile), but there are notable gaps: no way to enumerate races, states, or members, and no lookup for polling data or historical results. Agents asking 'what races are there?' or 'show me polls' would hit dead ends.
Who is favoured to control the Senate or House after 2026: control probability, expected seats with an 80% range, how far it has moved since January, and the races that have moved most since the current model began (its latest revision).
Inputs: chamber. Returns: url, as_of, chamber, summary, +11 more
How accurate each election forecaster, model, prediction market and pollster has been on resolved races, adjusted for how hard each race was. Use this to answer 'whose election forecast should I trust'. Difficulty adjustment matters: on raw scores whoever rated the safest races wins.
Inputs: limit, office. Returns: url, metric, office, entries, +3 more
Current VotePredictor forecast for one 2026 US election: win probability, predicted margin, whether it comes from polls or fundamentals, how far it has moved this cycle, and the candidates. Accepts a state name or code ('Ohio', 'OH') or a district ('CA-12'). Returns an explicit refusal for races where a candidate has left the ballot and no forecast is published.
Inputs: where (required), office. Returns: url, as_of, office, rating, +18 more
A member of Congress by name or bioguide id: party, state, ideology score, reported net worth from financial disclosures, and the 2026 race for their seat.
Inputs: who (required). Returns: url, name, found, party, +9 more
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Graded track records of NFL and election pundits: records, leaderboards, takes, game and race calls.
Kalshi odds for 2026 Senate, governor and House races, the Senate map, and the next Fed meeting.
U.S. federal policy data — bills, Congress members, voting records, and civic info.
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