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Odds jumped from 18% to 64% in three days. Trump endorsed it, Altman lobbied for it, and Sanders proposed a 50% stock-tax version of it.
A May poll shows Barnes at 24% with 39% undecided, yet prediction markets price him as the majority favorite in a fragmented six-way primary.
Emerson poll shows Moulton within 5 points among likely voters; 29% remain undecided, larger than the current gap.
Abbott holds $45.9M to Hinojosa's $2.4M total raised. No Democrat has won the Texas governorship since 1990.
Pearson fell from 62% to 52% in 72 hours. Kalshi still prices him at 84%, a 32-point gap that signals thin liquidity, not consensus.
Kalshi still prices Wang at 88% while Polymarket sits at 18%, suggesting a platform-specific dislocation rather than new information.
Bennett dropped 12 points in 72 hours with no new polling. Kalshi shows 81% while Polymarket shows 56%, a 25-point platform gap.
Lulgjuraj's collapse from 28% to 3.5% on residency and petition challenges drove Bouchard's 34-point gain without a single new poll or endorsement.
Markets jumped 17pp after Alme's primary landslide. Seth Bodnar, running independent with Tester's backing, holds Republican odds below 90%.
Trafalgar Group shows Graham at 52% vs. Lynch at 28%, yet Polymarket prices the race at 19% while Kalshi sits at 81%.
Steyer trails Becerra by 5.4 points with 58% counted; Kalshi prices him at 13%, PredictIt at 9%, implying a 1-in-9 chance of advancing.
Democrats surged 19 points to 66% in three days, yet no primary candidate tops 28% and a third of voters remain undecided with August 4 approaching.
Markey took 73% of convention delegates but polling shows a five-point race, with 29% of voters still undecided heading into September.
Hinojosa fell from 36% to 16% in 72 hours with no public catalyst. Abbott holds a 19-to-1 fundraising advantage heading into November.
Evette surged 23 points to 86% on Kalshi after Trump's May 29 Truth Social post; she held a 25.2% polling lead before the endorsement dropped.
Nine Democrats are splitting the primary vote with 39% undecided; the market fell from 79% over three days, its sharpest 2026 gubernatorial move.
Republican odds rebounded from a 36% March low after Beth Macy's entry replaced an abstract Democratic threat with a first-time candidate facing a 37-point deficit.
Viral wedding and Waffle House ban drove Fishback's odds from 8% to 19%, despite a May poll showing him trailing Donalds 35%-46% with only $295K raised.
Internal polling shows 53-22 lead over Weiser; Bloomberg's $750K and a $3.3M super PAC outweigh Weiser's assembly sweep.
Schwarze won 62% of delegate votes but polled at 4% in May. Prediction markets now price him at 16% to win the August 11 primary.
An 8-point surge in three days follows Mike Duggan's May 21 campaign suspension; Johnson also locked in ballot access with 28,973 qualifying signatures.
Cross-platform consensus at 4% on Kalshi and Polymarket puts Chenault last in an eight-candidate field, while Hernandez leads the fight for second at 53%.
Wilson touched 2% at his lowest before recovering. Kalshi, Polymarket, and PredictIt now price him between 4–6% with nine days to the June 9 primary.
A 30-point jump in three days for a candidate with near-zero fundraising; Kalshi prices her at 9%, Polymarket at 83%.
A Hampton selectwoman briefly led prediction markets for a congressional nomination while holding $87,700 against rivals with seven-figure war chests.
A ranked-choice pact with Bellows and Pingree pools 53% of first-choice votes behind Jackson, who holds only $225K cash on hand against Shah's $428K.
Bass fell 11pp in 3 days on Kalshi and PredictIt as a three-way primary split makes a June 2 outright win impossible; November runoff now certain.
Tucker's Gallagher and Kiley endorsements consolidated Republican votes, cutting Bera's advance odds 45 points in three days. Election is June 2.
Kiley fell 47 points in three days with no new polling or scandal. Pan now trades at 51%, making him the market favorite.
Despite trailing two GOP rivals in fundraising, Vo leads the Republican field at 64% on both Kalshi and Polymarket ahead of the June 2 vote.
Bishop's odds fell from 56% to 40% in three days, yet no Republican tops 14% in April polling and four candidates advance from the primary.
No poll or scandal triggered the move. Abbott leads 49–42 in the last public survey, and Texas hasn't elected a Democrat statewide since 1994.
Markets price Vance as frontrunner despite AtlasIntel showing Rubio ahead 45.4% to 29.6%; Polymarket and Kalshi diverge by 33 points on his odds.
Kurt Alme holds 73% of the Republican primary yet markets price the party's November win probability at just 61%, down from 78% in three days.
Lutz dropped 10 points in three days as Casas holds 71% and Solis nears certainty. A three-way Democratic split remains his only path.
Independent polling showing Chakrabarti at 17%, 16 points behind Wiener, appears to have overridden the progressive endorsement narrative entirely.
Democrats surged from 60% to 80% in 72 hours despite nine candidates splitting a primary where the leader polls at 11% and the August 11 vote is still months away.
Emerson shows Moulton within 5 points of Markey, yet bettors cut his odds 11 points to 42% in the same 72-hour window. Kalshi prices him at just 27%.
Weiler polled at 1% in January while raising $105K vs. Tafoya's $2M. Markets took five months to price what the data already showed.
Evette leads four rivals by 2 points in polling, yet markets price her at 46%; a runoff is the likeliest June 9 outcome.
A three-candidate ranked-choice alliance gives Maine's #3 polling candidate a plausible path to consolidate 31% of progressive first-preference votes.
A straw poll win drove a 46pp surge to 50% on Polymarket, while Kalshi holds at 3% and the only scientific poll places her tied for sixth.
Duggan's exit collapsed his 53-32 head-to-head lead over Benson, lifting Democratic odds 15 points to 84% on both Kalshi and Polymarket.
Evette doubled her polling share from April to May while Wilson gained 3 points; the Kalshi-Polymarket spread sits at 8 percentage points.
Markets jumped 16 points in 3 days on a Republican who raised $275 total. Incumbent Vargas won CA-52 by 32 points in 2024.
Kalshi and Polymarket price her at nearly double Octagon AI's 21% model estimate, with the June 23 primary 31 days out.
Trump's own pollster warned of a 'MAGA Texas Massacre,' sending Talarico's odds 31 points higher to 94% on Kalshi within three days.
Taylor holds a $724K war chest, five times rival Click Bishop's $130K, yet no polling confirms his fundraising edge translates to votes.
PredictIt shows a 17pp three-day jump; Kalshi holds him at 3%. Chakrabarti leads on cash on hand: $331,500 to Wiener's $59,800.
Bettors cut Republican TX-34 odds 10pp in three days after NRCC released a Flores +1 internal poll. Cook rates the seat "Likely D."
Vo holds $81K cash on hand after spending $454K of $534K raised. Charlie Nguyen sits on $397K with June 2 closing fast.
Rick Jackson spent $80M in the primary alone; the GOP nominee enters November with unified Trump support against Keisha Lance Bottoms.
Private institutional filings drove Pfizer to 40% on government stake markets. No federal action followed. The correction was inevitable.
Progressive consolidation behind Urrutia and Shaheen's endorsement network are squeezing Sullivan from both sides; she now trades at 30% on Kalshi despite leading on fundraising.
Cuellar won his primary with 58% after a bribery conviction. Markets now price Democrats at 68% in a district Trump carried by 5 points.
Johnson's $10M+ ad campaign has driven polling gains, but traders price him below John James across all three major platforms, with an 18-point spread between them.
Three nonpartisan forecasters rate PA-08 a toss-up, yet Kalshi and Polymarket diverge by 14 percentage points on Democratic odds, signaling no market consensus.
Democrats dropped 10 points in three days on Kalshi and Polymarket. Likely nominee Bennett holds $1.4M cash against Kean's $4M-plus war chest.
Perry's uncontested primary masks a 14-point collapse in three days. Stelson's fundraising advantage is 825x her nearest Democratic rival.
Ziogas's April withdrawal left DeCillis as presumptive nominee by default; Malliotakis holds $2.5M cash advantage with no credible challenger assembled.
Gomez outspent his Justice Democrats-backed challenger 6-to-1 through March 31; markets moved +9pp over three days as no late momentum has materialized for Gonzales-Torres.
Goff's probability fell 14 percentage points in 72 hours with no news. Kalshi has him at 13%, Polymarket at 20%, and no public evidence ties him to either host.
Markets dropped Democrats 9 points in three days with no news. Cuellar faces a federal bribery indictment in a district Trump won with 54.8% in 2024.
Leaked audio linking the senator to a jailed banker wiped 15 points off his election probability in 72 hours, erasing a third of his implied win probability.
Palantir trades at 213x earnings and holds $11B in federal contracts. The DPA equity program has only ever funded near-insolvent sole-source manufacturers.
Obama's Austin endorsement on May 12 triggered an 8-point surge. Sanders has posted nothing, said nothing, and his office has made no public comment.
Anthropic hired Wilson Sonsini for IPO prep and is negotiating a $900B valuation round, pushing OpenAI's lead-IPO odds to a three-day low of 22%.
Chakrabarti held +14 net favorability over Wiener in April polling, yet markets now price him at roughly 16-to-1 against finishing first.
A 70% convention landslide pushed Minogue to 86% on Kalshi and Polymarket, while head-to-head polling puts him 20 points behind Healey.
A 12-point surge in 3 days, no news catalyst. Talarico's $27M Q1 haul and Texas polling may be driving the move.
GOP dropped from 51% to 16% in AL-02 as markets absorbed the D+5 PVI. Republicans still lack a primary nominee with eight days to go.
Lilly's implied probability tripled in 3 days despite no reported government negotiation. Kalshi sits at 8%; Polymarket at 49%.
H.R. 5616 surged +13pp in 3 days with no Senate sponsor or hearing; Kalshi prices it at 13% while Polymarket sits at 48%.
Markets cut Johnson 10 points despite a debate appearance and petition filing; a Glengariff poll showing James up 37–19.8% is the likely trigger.
Markets repriced Raman from 50% to 20% over three days as the outlier Loyola Marymount poll lost credibility against two contradicting surveys.
Odds dropped from 23% to 12% in three days after Minogue's 70% convention win and debate refusal. Minogue holds a 13-point polling lead.
Cavanaugh's negative ads erased Powell's 20pp lead in 72 hours; she held a $1M spending advantage but briefly touched 42% before recovering.
Karen Bass surged +8pp in 3 days on Kalshi and PredictIt, reaching 28% implied probability as 40% of likely voters remain undecided with 30 days to June 2.
Cavanaugh's billionaire-money attack ads erased Powell's market lead in 72 hours; she raised $1M but holds just a 58% composite implied probability.
Post-merger polling shows 'Together' winning 27 seats, four fewer than the parties polled separately. Markets priced in the damage instantly.
Xavier Becerra's jump from 29% to 39% maps directly onto Swalwell's collapse, not any policy win or fundraising milestone. The market is pricing a vacuum.
At 26%, Cavanaugh is priced as more likely to lose than win despite a 19-point polling lead and no credible intra-party challenger.
A 9-point market slide conflicts with Bottoms' 40% primary polling and $2.21M raised, pointing to general-election concerns rather than primary risk.
Becerra absorbed Swalwell's probability share after April 12 exit, but Emerson polling at 19% trails Hilton's 17% with the jungle primary eight months out.
Osborn fell from 50% to 37% in three days. A Sanders nod feeds GOP attack ads; skipping it cuts progressive fundraising.
Contract fell 8pp in three days after Trump said 'Haven't even heard about it.' Kalshi at 9%, Polymarket at 4%. State sentence remains a structural barrier.
Drake hit 88.74M monthly listeners and 57.8M streams in a single day, yet Spotify's all-time list places him behind Swift and Bad Bunny.
Schwarze jumped 9 points to 14% in 72 hours despite 4% polling and $223K cash on hand. Kalshi shows 18% vs. Polymarket's 9%.
Collins leads polling at 30% but holds $1.6M less cash than Carter, who can outspend him through May 19 with 40% of GOP voters still undecided.
Inquirer and CPC PAC endorsements pushed Rabb from 29% to 44% in three days, despite a $600K cash deficit against Sharif Street.
An 8-point surge in 72 hours prices Barnes as consolidation favorite, though PredictIt and Kalshi disagree by 15 points with the August 11 primary still months away.
Kalshi and Polymarket converged at 17-18% after a 10-point surge driven by Republican lawmakers — who hold no pardon authority — debating clemency for Maxwell.
IonQ's 2025 revenue of $130M dwarfs its quantum rivals, but CHIPS Act talks with Commerce remain active rather than advanced with eight months left.
Crosswell's PA-07 nomination odds fell from 36% to 22% in three days; Brooks now holds 64% as labor consolidates behind him with over a dozen union endorsements.
Jackson's $50M ad blitz pushed him to 33% in polls, but traders cut his nomination odds 8 points in three days. The runoff math may explain why.
Kalshi prices Bitcoin outperformance at 37%, Polymarket at 43%, as BTC trades 38% below its October 2025 peak while gold holds near record highs.
Evette leads Kalshi and Polymarket at 35%, up 8 points in three days, while March polling shows Mace just 1 point behind at 18%.
A 12pp surge in 3 days prices in a Sanders-Osborn pairing that could weaponize the Nebraska independent's biggest vulnerability.
Markets price Lasher 40 points above his 14% March poll standing; Bloomberg endorsed him five weeks before Hochul's April 13 backing.
A March spike to 34% unwinds with no news catalyst; Kalshi prices Goff at 18% while Polymarket holds at 24%, a 6-point gap signaling thin order books.