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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.
Exit talks reported inside the administration while press secretary calls Patel 'critical.' Kalshi and Polymarket both sit at 80%, up 20pp in three days.
Odds dropped 22 points in three days. The PAC-3 MSE deal locks in contracts, not ownership, through 2033.
Kalshi prices Johnson at 55% while the April Emerson poll shows 38.9% of Michigan Republican primary voters still undecided.
Q1 fundraising lead ($1.04M) and ~80% of GOP sheriffs back Wilson, yet Co/efficient polling places him 4 points behind both Evette and Mace.
Post-Swalwell polling shows Becerra at 19% among Democratic voters, nearly double his 10% topline, driving the market move to 26%.
A 9-point market surge prices in Sanders' endorsement and grassroots momentum that polls haven't captured, with 33% of voters still undecided.
Bridgers dropped 12pp in three days with no public catalyst; Kalshi prices her at 68%, a 32pp cross-platform spread.
Becerra jumped from 10% to 23% in 72 hours after Swalwell's exit, yet he polls at just 4.3% with Porter and Steyer absorbing the same orphaned voters.
McMaster and SBA Pro-Life America endorsements drove an 8pp market jump. Evette raised $1M in Q1, nearly matching Wilson's haul.
A 10-point drop in 72 hours leaves Bronson tied at 10% polling support with Claman for the final advancement slot. Kalshi prices him at 32%.
Markets cut McMorrow's Democratic primary odds 12 points despite $3M raised and ballot qualification; Stevens now tied at 23.3% in polling.
Rabb holds CPC PAC, Justice Democrats, and WFP backing, but markets favor Sharif Street's ward machine as May 19 primary nears.
Rob Sand holds a $10M cash edge and 66% implied odds — 9 points above last week's floor — after Cook moved Iowa to toss-up.
Kalshi prices Snowden at 9%, Polymarket at 14%—a 5-point cross-platform spread that both point downward as Trump's pardon list grows without him.
Kalshi and Polymarket repriced the South Carolina Senate seat 8pp in three days; Graham leads 47–42% in the latest likely-voter poll.
Odds rose from 4% to 14% in three days as Vance landed in Islamabad. Kalshi sits at 15%, Polymarket at 12%.
Swalwell's cease-and-desist to Kash Patel split his news cycle with a Sacramento ICE policy rollout, pushing his win probability from 46% to 38% in three days.
AI industry PAC spent $2.3M attacking Bores, who polls at 11% but holds a $2.2M war chest and DC 37 backing. Markets jumped 11pp in three days.
An 8pp surge follows debate pledge and King endorsement; Jackson has spent $30M on ads yet skipped a Black Republican forum.
MAGA backlash over Blanche's Democratic registration has cut his odds 10 points in 3 days. Lee Zeldin now leads among alternatives.
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.
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.
Kalshi and Polymarket both price Evette at 30%, down from 40%, despite McMaster and Trump endorsements, after Mace filed March 23.
Markets fell 15pp in 72 hours despite Cline's 37-point 2024 win. Democrats have flipped 30 state seats since January; Republicans have flipped zero.
GOP falls from 52% to 37% on Kalshi and Polymarket in 72 hours. Cline holds $521K cash on hand; no challenger or poll explains the move.
An 8pp surge in three days prices Édouard Philippe as the centrist runoff favorite, betting on rival fragility over his own first-round numbers.
CCCA contracts surged 12 points in 3 days after its housing bill amendment was stripped. Kalshi prices it at 13%; Polymarket at 50%.
Bass has fallen to her lowest market price in three days; the Berkeley/LA Times poll shows 26% of likely voters still undecided, making her path to the top two uncertain.
Lula deploys his top ally to contest São Paulo while runoff polls show a dead heat with Flávio Bolsonaro. Markets price him below even odds.
Kalshi and Polymarket show 16% for Sánchez Palomino while Preddy holds at 5%; no polling shift, endorsement, or media coverage explains the 3x gap.
Kalshi prices Lively at 28%, Polymarket at 30%; every source driving the collapse traces to anonymous insiders with no on-record confirmation.
Alex Bores jumped from 22% to 32% in three days on Kalshi and Polymarket despite polling at 11%, aided by Carolyn Maloney's endorsement and $2.2M raised.
Cavanaugh leads Powell 43% to 15% in January polling despite a $370K fundraising deficit. CPC PAC and labor endorsements underpin his market dominance.
Koh surged 11pp in three days with no new poll or dropout. Four funded rivals who dragged him to 57% in February are still running.
The Credit Card Competition Act lost its only active Senate pathway Jan. 30, shedding 26 percentage points in three days. Kalshi prices it at 10%.
The 2026 Brazil presidential election is a toss-up on prediction markets. Lula trades at 42¢ on Kalshi while Flávio Bolsonaro sits at 39¢ on Polymarket. Here's why the race tightened — and what the odds are telling us.
Jones's top-two primary odds climbed to 88%. He outraised Thompson in the fourth quarter of 2025, while Thompson retained a small cash-on-hand advantage.
Markets still price VA-06 as a coin flip after an 8-point drop; Cook rates it Solid R and no Democratic candidate has raised meaningful money.
Dan Koh's MA-06 nomination odds slid from 79% to 64% in 72 hours. Kalshi and Polymarket show a 19-point spread, signaling unusual uncertainty.
Jones leads Kalshi at 90% and Polymarket at 84%, with no certified results 18 days after the March 3rd primary. He out-raised Thompson $2.6M to $2M.
NRCC opposition research triggered a 10pp jump in Rutinel's nomination odds; Kalshi prices him at 80%, Polymarket at 76%.
Former AG's odds more than doubled from 9% in three days on no news—the move reflects a fractured 10-candidate GOP primary, not Taylor's campaign.
A 9-point surge follows Sheriff Marceno's exit, not campaign momentum. Lauf leads a primary of transplant candidates with no Florida roots.
A $4B VC mega-round led by Andreessen Horowitz and Thrive Capital eliminates the capital vacuum that would justify government equity intervention.
FBI subpoena, breast cancer diagnosis, and Vanity Fair fallout have compounded — Kalshi prices her exit at 42%, Polymarket at 37%, up 13pp in three days.
Byron Donalds leads the Florida Republican gubernatorial primary with Trump's endorsement, $50M in the bank, and 86% odds on prediction markets. The last serious wildcard — Casey DeSantis — still hasn't entered the race.
Goff's prediction market odds jumped by 14 points to 34%, indicating rising speculation about his attendance at the celebrity wedding.
Petr Yan's odds to end 2026 as UFC Bantamweight Champion just collapsed from 44% to 30%. With Merab guaranteed a rematch and Umar on a two-fight win streak, prediction markets no longer have a clear favorite.
Pantoja's odds to reclaim the UFC Flyweight Championship have slipped to a 33% consensus — down 10 points since February 18th — as uncertainty grows around his recovery timeline following a freak injury loss at UFC 323.