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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.
Riley's 10-to-1 fundraising edge and a weak GOP field drove a 12pp surge in 3 days, even as progressive insurgents toppled NYC Democrats.
GOP general-election odds rose 8pp in three days as Jeff Hurd's 99%-likely primary win eliminates the last Democratic path to CO-03.
Mandela Barnes surged +8pp on prediction markets despite polling at 10% in the Marquette poll, while rival David Crowley leads the field in cash on hand at $602,181.
Markets favor Lynch at 59% even as he skips debates and trails in the only public poll, with his campaign sitting on $1.18M in cash against Roath's $410K.
Polymarket prices the same outcome at 17%, a near-100% divergence. Sykes leads Coleman by 8 points in polls and holds a 35-to-1 fundraising edge.
Kalshi prices Republicans at 33% while Polymarket has them at 58% — a 25-point spread on the same open Michigan seat rated Lean R.
An 8-percentage-point drop in 3 days as sources confirm no invitation. Lively's camp is reportedly planning a counter-move for July 3rd.
Kalshi prices him at 90% while Polymarket sits at 56%, a 34-point spread that points to thin liquidity rather than genuine doubt.
PA-17 Democratic implied probability fell from 88% to 65% in three days. Kalshi and Polymarket show a 56-point spread, suggesting no market consensus.
Democrats jumped 8 points in three days in MI-03; Scholten outraised her likely GOP opponent 8-to-1 at $1.88M vs. $242K.
Vancil has raised $30K against Sorensen's $960K war chest. Cook rates IL-17 Likely Democratic with a D+5 partisan index.
Kalshi prices CT-05 at 92% Democratic; Polymarket prices it at 20%. No Republican has held this seat since 2008.
Markets price Democrats as a one-in-three shot in R+8 territory even as Berman's 15,000-plus donors signal unusual grassroots depth for a Republican-held seat.
Markets jumped +8pp in three days after Aaron Flint won 50% in a four-way GOP primary; Democrat Sam Forstag took just 37% in a fractured field.
Markets jumped 10 points in three days despite Cook's first CO-05 downgrade in a decade. Crank holds $1.17M cash on hand vs. Killin's $1.37M raised.
Barbara Kirkmeyer's refusal to back Victor Marx if he wins the primary now looks like a political epitaph as markets price her out seven days before the vote.
Kalshi prices Barnes at 22%, PredictIt at 15% — a 7-point platform gap that widens the puzzle of a collapse with no public trigger.
A 58-point gap between Cook's 'Likely D' rating and market pricing collapsed in three days. Kalshi sits at 87%, Polymarket at 72%.
A 12-to-1 cash-on-hand deficit against incumbent Josh Riley contradicts the GOP's post-primary probability surge in this Lean Democratic district.
Kalshi and Polymarket diverge by 55 points on the same bet, raising questions about whether the 44% consensus price reflects real signal.
A 70%-to-94% swing in three days reflects market correction, not breaking news. The incumbent holds a 68-to-1 cash advantage over her nearest challenger.
With no new polls or endorsements, CO-03 Republican odds fell from 68% to 58% in three days, putting a Hanks upset and its general-election consequences in sharper focus.
Osborn fell from 49% to 40% on the Sanders endorsement market with no negative news. Talarico now leads at 53–60% across platforms.
A 10pp surge in 3 days prices a 9-point partisan swing in an R+3 open seat, even as the lone public poll shows Republicans ahead by two points.
Markets price Roath as underdog at 44% even after out-raising a 24-year incumbent by $346K. A February poll showed Lynch ahead 62–36%.
An informed-ballot poll flips FL-23 from Moskowitz +22 to a Larkin lead — the structural risk behind the market's 9-point move.
Kreiss-Tomkins climbs 10pp in three days on a month-old Knowles endorsement. Kalshi sits at 42%, Polymarket at 46%, with 58 days to the August 18 primary.
Colyer's June 1 exit after Trump endorsed Masterson drove a 9pp surge; Kelly won twice as governor, keeping Republican odds below 85%.
Jessica Killin leads Jeff Crank on both fundraising metrics in a Trump+9 district. Cook downgraded the race. Markets noticed.
Kalshi prices Constantino at 79%, Polymarket at 57% — a 22-point platform gap reflecting how much weight traders assign Smullen's county committee network.
Kirkmeyer lost 13 points on prediction markets in three days. Bottoms now holds near-even odds with nine days until the June 30 primary.
An 8-point drop in three days, no negative news to explain it. Lulgjuraj holds $822K cash on hand versus Bouchard's $847K, near parity.
Both Democratic primary contenders hail from Pitkin County while the R+9.7 district centers on rural Western Slope communities 150 miles away.
GOP odds dropped 26pp in three days. Democrats have multiple funded candidates, with McAuliffe reporting $1.06M cash on hand as of March 31.
Cook rates WA-01 "Solid D" with D+50 PVI, yet Democratic odds fell 93% to 70% in 72 hours. Kalshi and Polymarket currently sit 48 points apart.
Markets now favor Democrats 54–39 to flip VA-01, despite Wittman winning the seat by 12 points in 2024 and holding it since 2007.
Prediction markets cut WA-01 Democratic win probability from 93% to 70% in 72 hours. Kalshi sits at 46% while Polymarket holds at 94%.
Treg Taylor shed 9 points in three days with no scandal. A May poll places him outside the top tier in an 18-candidate field.
Minogue's nomination is nearly locked after a 70% convention landslide, but UNH polling shows Healey leading 52%-32% in the general.
White held 18% three days ago. His party publicly demanded he exit after a Hennepin County no-contact order tied to alleged threats against his ex-wife.
Oshel's Polymarket contract jumped from 4% to 31% on minimal trades, while Kalshi holds him at 3%. The August 4 primary will settle the gap.
Craig's odds tripled from an 8% floor this month. Flanagan leads 55-38 in polling but holds only $1.1M cash to Craig's $4.9M.
A canceled debate and a 17-point polling deficit exposed the gap between Chung's fundraising dominance and his actual voter support in MI-10.
Prediction markets moved Nunn +15pp in three days while Cook Political shifted IA-03 from Lean Republican to Toss-Up, creating a rare forecaster-trader split.
Kirkmeyer's market odds jumped 14 points in three days to 60%, while mid-June polling shows her trailing Victor Marx by 29 points.
A 14-point sell-off in three days with no news catalyst raises questions about whether markets are mispricing a competitive Western Colorado race.
Six billionaires already left, taking $27B in projected revenue. Traders price the measure's collapse at 81% despite majority voter backing.
An 8-point swing in 3 days restores Lynch's lead over Roath; Kalshi and Polymarket now diverge by 6 points with no public catalyst identified.
Redistricting moved VA-07 from D+2.6 to Cook's 'Solid D,' but no public poll of the new district has been released and USPollingData rates it only 'Lean D.'
Markets shed 12 points in three days on no new scandal; Cognetti's $1.46M Q1 haul and Cook's toss-up rating appear to be the delayed catalyst.
No scandal, no gaffe. A June poll showing Hong within 4 points of Barnes forced markets to reprice a front-runner sitting at 40%.
Kalshi prices Democrats at 36%, up 9 points in three days. Corson leads with $902K raised, but Skoog's late entry complicates the August 4 primary.
Kareem Allam fell from 54% to 42% in three days with no news catalyst. Polling has him at 13%, behind Pete Fry's 20% and tied with Ken Sim.
White jumped from 3% to 18% in three days. Kalshi and Polymarket diverge by 25 points, suggesting thin liquidity rather than a consensus shift.
A March poll shows Lombardo leading Ford by 1 point with 23% undecided. Kalshi prices Republicans at 40%; PredictIt at 44%.
Bankhead won the June 2 Democratic primary with 44% but three-way polling shows her entry flips a 50-50 Bodnar-Alme race into a Republican lead.
A 73-27 convention loss triggered a 12-point selloff, but an Emerson poll shows Moulton trailing by just 5 points with 29% of voters undecided.
A 20-point drop in 72 hours prices in a specific liability: Tom Tiffany's rural profile in a swing state where no incumbent runs in 2026.
Markets dropped Swift 42 percentage points in three days. She already won in 2023, and three astronauts now occupy the top six spots.
Kalshi and Polymarket now disagree by 8 points on Lahmeyer's odds, with an August 25 runoff possible if no candidate clears 50% on June 16.
Abbott leads a Democrat who has never run statewide, yet markets priced the race near 50/50 for months before a sudden 33-point correction.
A 13-point surge in three days puts Fishback at 2.5x his polling support; Kalshi prices him at 6% while PredictIt sits at 35%.
The May 30 convention gave Markey 73% of delegates. Moulton trails by five points in polls but holds a $324K fundraising edge over the incumbent.
Barnes fell 10pp in three days as an "informed vote" poll shows him collapsing to third place once voters learn about rivals.
Republican odds jumped from 14% to 50% in three days post-primary, despite no new catalyst. Kotek won her primary with 83.6% unopposed.
Once at 34%, Netanyahu now trails Sam Altman (38%) and Christina Koch (37%) as astronaut and AI narratives absorb market capital six months before TIME's December pick.
Kalshi prices VA-06 Republican at 80%, Polymarket at 70%. The 10-point platform spread suggests thin order books, not new information.
Democratic odds in NY-11 jumped 39 points in three days to 52%, though Polymarket and Kalshi diverge by 75 points on the same race.
Lahmeyer holds 76% on Polymarket; Tedford's 14-point move in 72 hours with no public catalyst suggests informed trader activity.
The $2B federal quantum program bypassed quantum computing's biggest revenue generator, sending IonQ's odds down 16 points in three days.
No scandal, no poll, no gaffe. Prediction markets slashed Andy Barr's implied probability from 88% to 72% in three days, and the catalyst remains unclear.
Begich tops all Republicans in the only public poll, holds a 5-to-1 cash advantage, and named a running mate while no GOP rival has.
Netanyahu jumped from 8% to 33% on Polymarket/Kalshi after defying Trump on Iran; Polymarket alone prices him at 62%.
A 14-point jump in 3 days makes Johnson the market-implied frontrunner, yet the latest poll has him trailing John James by 17 points.
Republican Tom Tiffany faces a seven-way Democratic primary field; TIPP polling already shows him leading Barnes by two points.
Markets shed 23 points in 72 hours after Becerra cleared the primary by 0.3 points. Steyer's endorsement and 21% vote share could reset the race.
Polymarket prices the Democrat at 94% while Kalshi prices it at 2%; the real race has one Republican and two independents.
Seth Bodnar polled at 40% in February before running a single general election ad, compressing what markets once treated as a safe Republican seat.
A 30-point surge in three days puts Beshear atop Polymarket despite polling sixth at 8.5% among Democratic primary voters nationally.
A Data for Progress poll puts all three candidates at 22-23% with 33% undecided, while Kalshi and Polymarket diverge by 41 points on the same contract.
A three-way primary deadlock and a Stevens-Rogers general poll showing a 0.7-point margin drove a 19-point probability collapse in three days.
Platform prices span 13% to 86%, with Polymarket driving the composite. Abbott led 48-43 in the only public poll, conducted in April.
A 24-point surge puts Republicans at 52% in MI-03, though Kalshi and Polymarket disagree by 77 points on the same race.
The 14-percentage-point surge in three days crossed the majority threshold; ChatGPT's market share has fallen to 45.3% since January 2025.
GOP odds doubled in three days on one platform while Kalshi and Polymarket price Republicans at 4%. Hayes won CT-05 by 6.8 points in 2024.
Cook still rates the seat 'Lean D.' Oberacker won the GOP nomination in April 2026 but has raised only $326K total against Riley's $3.1M.
Three Democratic candidates splitting the MI-07 primary field while Tom Barrett sits on $2.8M with no GOP challenger is repricing the general election.
Fitzpatrick won 56.4% in 2024 and ran unopposed in the primary. Challenger Bob Harvie raised $1.46M through April 29.
Odds jumped 28 points in three days on structural advantages, but Suozzi faces a progressive primary challenger with November four months out.
Moulton raised $1.1M to Markey's $776K and trails by just 5 points in polls, but the convention's 73% endorsement of Markey spooked bettors.
An 8-point surge in three days prices a Best Picture nomination for a film with no distributor, no festival selection, and no critical coverage.
Democratic win probability in FL-13 dropped 16 points in three days. The leading declared candidate has raised $4,804 total.
Democrat odds in MI-10 have dropped 24 points in under a month. Bouchard leads or ties in every head-to-head poll tested.
Kalshi and PredictIt cut Walz from 21% to 12% in 72 hours while a Lake Research poll shows Pillen leading by only 2 points within the margin of error.
A 30-point collapse prices Beshear below his 8.5% Emerson poll share. No negative news event explains the move. Kalshi shows 4%, PredictIt shows 7%.
Three polls taken after the Midgley-Jones RCV pact launched show Charles's first-choice share holding at 34-37%, unmoved by the coalition.
Markets jumped 18 points in 3 days on a +5.9 generic ballot lead, but DNC infighting and a Lebanon war powers revolt risk fracturing swing-district unity.