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By: Pat Evans
Democrats still hold a slight lead in the race for a Maine Senate seat on prediction markets as the party rushes to find a replacement for Graham Platner against Sen. Susan Collins. Troy Jackson is emerging as an early frontrunner for the nod.
By: Pat Evans
Lindsey Graham’s death has set off two overlapping races in South Carolina, one for an interim Senate appointment and another for the November special election. Prediction markets still heavily favor Republicans to hold the seat.
By: Pat Evans
With Gov. Henry McMaster appointing Lindsey Graham’s sister to the interim seat, the real battle now shifts to the Aug. 11 special primary, where Russell Fry has opened as the clear market favorite. Kalshi gives Republicans an 85% chance to hold the seat in November, underscoring that South Carolina remains deeply red even as the replacement race takes shape.
By: Pat Evans
South Dakota is heading to its first-ever primary runoff for governor, with Gov. Larry Rhoden facing businessman Toby Doeden after neither cracked the threshold on June 2. Kalshi still gives Rhoden a 63% chance to win on $1.1 million in volume, even as the polls reportedly show the race dead even.
By: Pat Evans
Sen. Mitch McConnell’s latest hospitalization has revived questions about if he can finish his seventh term, but prediction markets are still pricing in a no-resignation outcome at below a 20% chance.
By: Pat Evans
After a Thursday debate, Troy Jackson has surged to the front of Maine’s Democratic replacement race, and prediction markets are now pricing him at approximately 90% to win the nomination.
Prediction markets have Andy Biggs at 99.5% to win Tuesday’s Arizona Republican governor primary, setting up a likely matchup with incumbent Democrat Katie Hobbs. But while Biggs has the GOP nomination all but locked up, markets are pricing Hobbs as an 81% favorite to keep the governor’s office in November.
By: Pat Evans
Interim Sen. Darline Graham Nordone has surged to the front of the pack for South Carolina’s August 11 Republican Senate primary following an endorsement from President Donald Trump. At 56% on Kalshi, she is pushing ahead of chief competitors Rep. Russell Fry and Rep. Ralph Norman.
The LeBron James market is becoming one of the biggest offseason betting stories, with Kalshi and Polymarket both favoring a Miami Heat reunion over Cleveland, Golden State and Philadelphia. With more than $176 million traded on Kalshi, the board is signaling that a South Beach return is the most likely next stop.
Prediction markets have James at over 80% to win the GOP nod for Michigan governor, while they're trading at over 90% for Benson on the Democratic side.
