John James leads trader consensus at 70% implied probability in the Michigan Republican gubernatorial primary market, driven by his strong fundraising—over $2 million raised since announcing his 2026 bid—superior statewide name recognition from prior U.S. Senate runs, and recent polls showing him atop the field with 30-40% support among GOP voters. Perry Johnson's 10.5% share reflects residual buzz from his 2022 self-funded campaign, though legal challenges sidelined him then. Lower-tier candidates like Karla Wagner and Ralph Rebandt trail due to limited visibility and resources. Recent catalysts include James's April campaign launch rally drawing Trump allies and a Glengariff Group poll affirming his double-digit lead, amid no major shifts from other contenders' filings. Upcoming party conventions could influence momentum.
Resumen experimental generado por IA con datos de Polymarket · ActualizadoJohn James 72%
Perry Johnson 11%
Evan Space 5.9%
Karla Wagner 4.3%
$14,995 Vol.
$14,995 Vol.
John James
72%
Perry Johnson
11%
Evan Space
6%
Karla Wagner
4%
Ralph Rebandt
4%
Anthony Hudson
3%
Mike Cox
2%
Joyce Gipson
2%
Tom Leonard
2%
William Null
<1%
Aric Nesbitt
<1%
John James 72%
Perry Johnson 11%
Evan Space 5.9%
Karla Wagner 4.3%
$14,995 Vol.
$14,995 Vol.
John James
72%
Perry Johnson
11%
Evan Space
6%
Karla Wagner
4%
Ralph Rebandt
4%
Anthony Hudson
3%
Mike Cox
2%
Joyce Gipson
2%
Tom Leonard
2%
William Null
<1%
Aric Nesbitt
<1%
If no 2026 Michigan Gubernatorial Republican Primary takes place, this market will resolve to “Other.”
The resolution source for this market will be the first official announcement of the results from the Michigan Republican Party; however, an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.
Mercado abierto: Dec 10, 2025, 4:20 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...John James leads trader consensus at 70% implied probability in the Michigan Republican gubernatorial primary market, driven by his strong fundraising—over $2 million raised since announcing his 2026 bid—superior statewide name recognition from prior U.S. Senate runs, and recent polls showing him atop the field with 30-40% support among GOP voters. Perry Johnson's 10.5% share reflects residual buzz from his 2022 self-funded campaign, though legal challenges sidelined him then. Lower-tier candidates like Karla Wagner and Ralph Rebandt trail due to limited visibility and resources. Recent catalysts include James's April campaign launch rally drawing Trump allies and a Glengariff Group poll affirming his double-digit lead, amid no major shifts from other contenders' filings. Upcoming party conventions could influence momentum.
Resumen experimental generado por IA con datos de Polymarket · Actualizado
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