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Wahls' $335K cash advantage and double-digit polling lead give bettors a concrete reason to reprice Turek despite VoteVets ads and 10,000 signatures.
Barr's nomination odds climbed 12 points in 3 days; he holds a 10-to-1 cash advantage over Cameron with six weeks until the May 19 primary.
Kalshi prices Álvarez at 32%, Polymarket at 29%, as Peru votes April 12 with no candidate polling above 13% in a 34-candidate field.
Kalshi prices Snowden at 9%, Polymarket at 15%. The 9-point, three-day drop traces to a debunked cybersecurity appointment rumor, not new policy signals.
Colorado hasn't voted Republican for president since 2004, yet Trump's mail-voting executive order sent visit odds from 43% to 52% in three days.
An 18-point collapse in 3 days: the equity program targets distressed sole-source manufacturers, and Palantir's $400B market cap disqualifies it.
Markets sold Alana Haim despite Harper's Bazaar naming 'the Haim sisters' on Swift's ~150-person guest list; Este Haim holds stronger documented ties to Swift.
Sanders' April 2 Valdez endorsement triggered an 11-point collapse for Reynoso; Valdez has raised over $1M against Reynoso's $317,541.
Tsimerman's odds fell 9 points in three days on no negative news. Thorne now sits at 54%; Logunov jumped 10 points on just $159 in volume.
Prediction markets price Bass at 40% despite a UCLA poll showing her at 25% among decided voters, with five challengers splitting the opposition.
Club for Growth's 'Amnesty Andy' TV ad targets Barr weeks before the May 19 primary; Cameron trails at 21% in the latest Emerson poll.
California's top-two primary structure may be punishing Hilton for Republican strength, not weakness, as Chad Bianco splits the right-of-center vote.
Kalshi prices the federal Dulles bill at 15%, Polymarket at 11%, after the Palm Beach state-level signing exposed how different the congressional path is.
A Turks and Caicos cover-up and convention boos cost James 10 points in three days. Cox now holds a $1.7M cash advantage.
Markets on Kalshi and Polymarket surged 37 points in 72 hours; The Atlantic's "not yet made up his mind" language mirrors what preceded Bondi's firing.
James fell 8 percentage points in three days—from 47% to 38%—while polling at just 23% among decided Republican primary voters, with 44% still undecided.
Former BOJ chief economist says Iran oil surge supports hiking; markets price the same catalyst as a reason to pause. April 28 decides who is right.
Bass jumped +10pp in 3 days on Kalshi and Polymarket after four supervisor endorsements; DSA declined to endorse either progressive challenger.
Chong leads Oh Se-hoon 42.6% to 28% in April polling; the DP primary remains the clearest path to an upset before June 3.
A-10 shootdown over Iran marks first loss of manned U.S. aircraft to Iranian air defenses, collapsing deal odds 11pp in three days.
National Unity polls far below the 3.25% Knesset threshold; Kalshi and Polymarket already price Gantz at 2%, suggesting the 18% composite overstates his odds.
619,000+ early ballots skew Republican-district heavy, yet Kalshi and Polymarket both price passage at 92% with April 21 as the resolution date.
Traders fled the narrow margin band after Florida's Mar-a-Lago district flipped 13 points; Quinnipiac now shows Democrats +11 nationally.
Rumfelt jumped from 9% to 21% after his Top 14 performance, but elimination results remain frozen. Kalshi and Polymarket disagree by 10 points.
Bettors repriced Blanche's permanent AG odds from 39% to 30% in three days. Lee Zeldin now trades as the top alternative across Kalshi and Polymarket.
Prediction markets cut recession odds 8 percentage points in three days while Moody's moved to a near coin-flip. Goldman Sachs sits at 30%, closer to the crowd.
A 10-percentage-point collapse in 72 hours; Keiko Fujimori trails by just 0.6 points in polls as the 35-candidate field tightens before April 12.
An Emerson poll showing 29% undecided and a May 19 primary deadline frame a race where Barr's 7-point lead has held through active attack spending.
Democratic odds surged 15pp in 72 hours with no candidate filing, poll, or scandal. Beth Macy leads the primary field with $527k cash on hand.
A confirmed April 17 Phoenix rally drove an 18-point surge, yet a 12% discount persists with public registration already open and a 2 p.m. speaking slot listed.
Kalshi prices QBTS at 7%, Polymarket at 10%. Traders cut D-Wave's stake probability 16 points in three days despite its $550M QCI acquisition.
Donalds surged 8pp to 92% on prediction markets after posting a 46-point primary lead and $22.2M in Q1 fundraising, with rivals stuck at 4%.
Trump confirmed Bondi's ouster on Truth Social; Kalshi prices departure at 96% while Polymarket sits at 77%, a 19-point platform gap.
Back-to-back Leader wins drove an 8pp surge to 92%, but BBB 26 doesn't resolve until January 2027. The market may be pricing certainty too early.
Sanders' backing vaults Valdez past Reynoso's AG-WFP-congressman coalition; Kalshi prices her 7 points higher than Polymarket's 71%.
SpaceX's $1.5T IPO paperwork implies Musk's 42% stake alone adds $630B, pushing estimated net worth past $1.2T. The market may be pricing history.
Bettors price Johnson as the likely nominee despite trailing James in polls 20%-23%; MAGA-bloc lead drives the divergence.
Markets crossed the 50% threshold for the first time this week. Zeldin would need a new Senate confirmation to take the AG role.
Odds rose from 16% to 26% in three days after Trump reversed his 'KILL FISA' stance, but the House has yet to schedule a floor vote with 18 days left.
Wang's Kakeya proof stands unchallenged; the 24-point drop reflects rivals absorbing hype-inflated probability, not committee skepticism. Kalshi prices her at 65%.
A UC Berkeley/LA Times poll puts Raman at 32.5% vs. Bass at 25%. Bass has dropped 13 points in three days across Kalshi, Polymarket, and PredictIt.
Bass dropped 14 points in three days despite four supervisor endorsements; 56% of likely voters view her unfavorably.
An 8-point drop in three days: Kalshi sits at 44%, Polymarket at 38%, as ceasefire talks stall over who asked whom to stop fighting.
Prediction markets shed 9 points in three days as BOJ cited Middle East risks, even as Capital Economics moved its hike call forward to April.
Hickenlooper leads Gonzales 45%-13% in polling and holds a 21-to-1 cash advantage. Markets now price his June 30 primary win at 85%.
Weiler raised $82,239 total — one-tenth of Schwarze's haul — while carrying just $57,613 cash on hand heading into the final five months of primary season.
Republican odds fell 16 points in three days with no race news. Beth Macy now holds more cash on hand than incumbent Ben Cline.
Kalshi and Polymarket both price Evette at 30%, down from 40%, despite McMaster and Trump endorsements, after Mace filed March 23.
Kalshi prices him at 10%, Polymarket at 17%, a 7-point spread signaling traders haven't reached consensus on Alaska's open-seat race.
Odds surged 11 points in 3 days with no catalyst. Kalshi prices him at 10%; Polymarket at 38%, a 28-point gap driving the composite higher.