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Markets repriced Moulton from 18% to 28% in 72 hours; Markey still leads polling 39–33.5% with the September 1 primary 54 days out.
Kalshi prices the pardon at 7%, Polymarket at 16%. The 9-point gap signals thin liquidity, not informed disagreement. Resolution: December 31, 2026.
Kalshi and Polymarket diverge by 6 points on the same FL-13 contract as markets quietly reprice Florida's structural Republican lean.
Garrity dropped 29 points in 72 hours on Kalshi and Predictit despite no public news catalyst. Her two statewide wins make 6% look harsh.
Markets moved 13 points in 3 days with no public catalyst. Kalshi sits at 76% while Polymarket prices Paul at 52%.
Kalshi (7%) and Polymarket (6%) both confirm the drop, suggesting a rival entry absorbed her support across independent trading pools.
Osborn climbs from 27% to 35% in 3 days across Kalshi and Polymarket. Both platforms converge on the same price without a single news catalyst.
A 63% relative decline in 72 hours with no news coverage, and a 12-point spread between Kalshi and Polymarket, suggests informed sellers moved before the public did.
Moss dropped from 88% to 76% on Kalshi and Polymarket with no public catalyst. Kalshi prices him at 79%; Polymarket at 72%.
No scandal, no polls, no challenger announcement. Yet PA-08's prediction market just repriced Bresnahan from lean-hold to toss-up.
A 44-point drop in 72 hours leaves Colorado's Senate seat priced as a coin flip, with Kalshi at 95% and Polymarket at just 6%.
Schwartzel dropped from 44% to 36% on both Kalshi and Polymarket by July 8, while rivals held flat. August 18 primary.
Kalshi prices the chance at 17%, Polymarket at 22% — a 5-point cross-platform gap with no news to explain either number.
A 26-point surge in 3 days with no news catalyst; Kalshi prices her at 38% vs. Polymarket's 30%, with her embezzlement verdict as the key variable.
A 15-point spike in three days with no news catalyst; Kalshi prices the same outcome at 5% while Polymarket sits at 36%.
Kalshi prices Begich at 22% vs. Polymarket's 30%, an 8-point platform gap that signals bettors haven't reached consensus on his true odds.
Callum Turner leads the Bond market at 39% with screen tests weeks away; Taylor-Johnson has shed all gains from his July 4 surge.
Sanders endorsed Markey on June 29, yet Moulton gained 10 percentage points on Kalshi and PredictIt; three debates begin July 8.
CT-05's 17pp swing exposed thin-market fragility; Republican challengers raised under $45K combined against Hayes's $985K war chest.
Kreiss-Tomkins surged 12pp in three days; the Knowles endorsement and Alaska's top-four format explain why traders diverge so sharply from a 1,401-voter poll.
Democratic odds climbed 10pp in three days post-scandal. Markets price a clean nominee swap before Maine's July 13 withdrawal deadline.
A 12-point move in 3 days with no public catalyst; Kalshi prices Ryan at 94% vs. Polymarket's 90%, confirming cross-platform consensus.
Alaska's AG tripled his implied probability in 72 hours. Kalshi prices him at 21%, Polymarket at 16%, suggesting concentrated informed buying.
A 10pp drop in 3 days with no news catalyst. Kalshi prices it at 2%, Polymarket at 6%, as traders rotate into glasses and screen devices.
Schwartzel climbed 10 points in 72 hours with no news coverage; Polymarket has him at 50% vs. Kalshi's 35%, a 15-point cross-platform gap.
Both Kalshi (97%) and Polymarket (94%) converged on near-certainty within 72 hours, with no public candidate announcement or withdrawal confirmed.
A 9-point collapse over three days, with Kalshi pricing him at 8% and Polymarket at 4%, points to informed selling rather than news-driven repricing.
Democratic contracts rose from 24% to 42% in 72 hours. Kalshi prices them at 23%; Polymarket at 60%, a 37-point platform gap.
Kalshi (22%) and Polymarket (27%) both moved upward with no public catalyst, suggesting traders are acting on private signals.
Both Kalshi and Polymarket moved in lockstep from 51% to 62% over 72 hours, with no endorsement, poll, or competitor withdrawal to explain the shift.
Koch's implied probability rose from 10% to 18% in 72 hours despite no NASA launch date confirmed for Artemis II.
James Talarico climbs from 56% to 68% on the Sanders endorsement market in 72 hours. Kalshi and Polymarket moved in near lockstep, ruling out a single-platform push.
A 44%-to-66% jump in three days with zero news suggests bettors are repricing structural advantages in Alaska's top-four primary system.
A 23-point move in 72 hours with no public catalyst. Kalshi sits at 20%, Polymarket at 39%, a 19-point spread suggesting uneven absorption.
A 10pp surge over 3 days with no public news. Kalshi prices Hong at 48%, PredictIt at 38%, as arbitrage continues closing the gap.
Markets now give a 35% chance a non-Republican wins Idaho's Senate seat, despite the state voting R+18 or higher in every Senate race since 1990.
Taylor's odds jumped 13 points in three days with no announcement; Kalshi shows 28% vs. Polymarket's 10%, a platform gap suggesting concentrated buying.
Moss slipped from 96% to 87% on Kalshi in 72 hours. The period low hit 81%, briefly pricing his non-nomination odds near one in five.
A 10pp move in 3 days with no public catalyst. Q2 FEC filings and April candidate deadlines are the next price triggers.
Democratic odds in MI-10 climbed from 55% to 64% in 72 hours with no public news catalyst, per Polymarket and Kalshi data.
A 12pp move in 3 days with no public catalyst. Kalshi prices him at 30%, Polymarket at 38%, suggesting conviction without consensus.
No news catalyst explains the move from 26% to 40% in three days. Kalshi prices it at 30%; Polymarket at 50%.
Lulgjuraj fell from 16% to 8% on both Kalshi and Polymarket between June 30 and July 3, with the August 4 primary just 32 days out.
Traders on Kalshi and Polymarket are quietly abandoning the worst-case 2026 Bitcoin floor scenario, with positioning shifting before any headline explains why.
Willett gained 9 points in 3 days despite zero news coverage. A 7-point spread between Kalshi (22%) and Polymarket (29%) signals thin order books.
Lynch's Kalshi odds hit 37%, Polymarket 47%, with no public challenger filed. The 10-point platform spread points to uneven information flow.
Dave Bronson's contract jumped from 35% to 44% in three days with no news catalyst; he trades at 46% on Kalshi and 42% on Polymarket.
McGuire gained 22 points in three days with no public news. Polymarket shows her at 59% while Kalshi has her at 14%, a 45-point platform gap.
TN-03 jumped 21pp in three days with no public catalyst. Republicans have held the seat since 1995 and won 2024 by roughly 30 points.
A 10-point jump in 3 days across Kalshi and Polymarket suggests belated correction toward a district Trump won by 20+ points in 2024.
Markey's implied probability dropped from 79% to 65% in three days; Polymarket prices him at just 39%, a 43-point gap below PredictIt.
A 28% to 16% collapse in three days with no news catalyst suggests markets are correcting a structural mispricing in a Biden +9 district.
Adams' pardon probability jumped from 12% to 26% with no public catalyst. Kalshi prices him at 9%; Polymarket at 42%.
Schwartzel gained 15pp in 72 hours across Kalshi and Polymarket, yet Kalshi shows 30% while Polymarket shows 55%, a 25pp spread.
Both Kalshi and Polymarket converged on 60% simultaneously; the cross-platform sync rules out a single rogue trader.
Kalshi and Polymarket price Hong at 46%; PredictIt sits at 23%. No public event explains the three-day climb.
No news catalyst explains the three-day slide from 80% to 68%. Cross-platform prices range from 38% to 94%, signaling no settled market consensus.
Paul, who opposed Pompeo and Haspel on civil liberties grounds, is now a coin flip on Blanche. Kalshi and Polymarket agree within one point.
Polymarket prices Democrat at 94% while Kalshi holds at 4%, a 90-point divergence with no public catalyst reported.
Kalshi prices Scott at 6%, Polymarket at 28%—an unusually wide spread masking where his true probability sits after a catalyst-free 72-hour selloff.
Kalshi and Polymarket agree within 2 points; the market resolves December 31, 2026, making this a nested bet on two unconfirmed variables.
Odds fell from 42% to 33% in three days. Kalshi prices Anthropic at 28%, Polymarket at 38%, with no authorizing legislation introduced.
Roath dropped from 53% to 40% on Kalshi and Polymarket with no public news. The contract briefly touched 32% before recovering, suggesting informed selling.
Republican odds in TN-03 rose 23 points in 72 hours with no public news. Fleischmann has won the seat by 30+ points in recent cycles.
An 8pp move from 36% to 44% over 3 days with no public catalyst. He now leads Kalshi at 42% and Polymarket at 45%.
Forstag shed 10 points in three days on zero public news. Kalshi prices him at 38%, Polymarket at 32%, a six-point platform split.
A 15pp drop in 72 hours with no news coverage. Kalshi prices Oshel at 4%; Polymarket holds him at 10%, a six-point platform gap.
Turner dropped from 42% to 34% in 3 days on zero casting news. Kalshi and Polymarket now show an 11-point spread on his odds, signaling divided trader assumptions.
An 8-point jump in 3 days with no public catalyst points to a credible challenger declining to run, not a Shaheen breakout.
Bresnahan jumped from 40% to 52% in three days on PA-08 markets. Kalshi shows 42% while Polymarket shows 63%, a 21-point spread.
WI-01 hasn't elected a Democrat since 1993, yet prediction markets now split sharply: Kalshi at 33%, Polymarket at 58%, after a 72-hour reprice.
Democratic odds in AZ-06 fell from 88% to 79% in three days. Polymarket prices the seat at just 60%, far below Kalshi's 84%.
A 45-point move in 72 hours has no public catalyst. Kalshi still prices the Democrat at 4%, leaving a 90-point cross-platform gap.
A 9-point gain in 3 days with no news catalyst; Kalshi prices Republicans at 76% while Polymarket sits 10 points lower at 66%.
GOP odds jumped from 34% to 42% in three days with no news catalyst, suggesting traders are correcting a mispricing of the district's partisan lean.
A 34%-to-24% sell-off over three days with zero triggering events reveals how prediction markets reprice celebrity romance on silence alone.
Thorne dropped from 41% to 32% in three days with no negative catalyst. Kalshi prices him 8 points below Polymarket, suggesting localized selling.
An 11-point surge in 3 days crossed the majority threshold with no public catalyst; Polymarket and Kalshi diverge by 23 points.
An 88%-to-50% freefall in 3 days on the Sanders endorsement market points to informed repositioning ahead of unreported developments.
Barnes fell from 30% to 21% in 72 hours with no public catalyst, while no single rival has yet crossed 15% on any platform.
Weiser jumped from 28% to 66% in 72 hours with no public catalyst. Kalshi prices him at 69%; PredictIt at 62%. Market resolves June 30.
Bettors moved Lively from 20% to 28% in three days with no catalyst. Kalshi sits at 20% while Polymarket prices her at 37%.
Polymarket prices Ver at 22% vs. Kalshi's 15%, a 7-point gap reflecting trader disagreement on whether the Ulbricht precedent applies.
No poll or news triggered the move. Nunn touched 27% before recovering; the district flipped by fewer than 3,000 votes in 2022.
No endorsement, filing, or polling release accompanied the 72-hour move. Kalshi shows 6%; Polymarket shows 96%.
An 8-point, 3-day slide with no news catalyst; Kalshi prices OpenAI at 14% while Polymarket sits at 24%, a 10-point platform gap.
Republican Party shares in CO-03 rose 9 points in three days. The district has voted Republican by double digits every cycle since 2013.
A 13-point move in 3 days with zero news catalyst. The market is pricing out a primary challenge that never materialized.
Odds bottomed at 37% before a partial recovery to 40%. Both Kalshi and Polymarket moved in sync, ruling out single-platform noise.
Kalshi prices Democrats at 42% while Polymarket sits at 30%—a 12-point spread on the same binary outcome suggests the selloff hasn't fully arbitraged.
A 47%-to-12% collapse in 72 hours with no news coverage; Kalshi prices him at 9% against Polymarket's 15%.
A 72%-to-89% jump in three days with no polling, fundraising, or candidate news driving it raises questions about thin-liquidity distortion.
A 46-point surge in three days puts Shoffner at 51%, but a wide gap between venue prices complicates interpretation of the Arkansas Senate market.
No public poll exists for this August 4 race; Bouchard's odds have swung 35 points across four moves since late May, each lacking a clear catalyst.
Carrie Buck's odds dropped 9 points in three days despite CLF backing, with Kalshi at 11% and Polymarket at 15% against incumbent Dina Titus.
Suozzi's 99% primary lock means the Democratic Party's +8pp general election surge is a personal confidence vote. A 9-point Kalshi/Polymarket spread signals traders remain split on the seat's safety.
GOP dropped 25 points from its redistricting peak to 12%, even after Harding, Ollivant, and Smithers qualified for the August 4 primary.
Laura Gillen's clean June 23 primary win removed Democratic uncertainty in NY-04; Driscoll holds 96%+ to secure the Republican nomination June 27.
Polymarket prices her at 96% while Kalshi holds her at 6%, a 90-point platform spread with no news catalyst in the past 72 hours.
A 32-point drop on Kalshi and Polymarket prices a deep-red Senate seat near a coin-flip, even as Graham dispatched four primary challengers on June 9.