Tight polls and a fragmented field of Philadelphia establishment figures keep the PA-03 Democratic primary odds bunched, with trader consensus giving state Rep. Chris Rabb a slim 37.4% edge over Sen. Sharif Street at 35.0% and Rep. Amanda L. Stanford at 30.7%. Recent Emerson polling for Club for Growth showed Rabb at 28%, Street 27%, and Stanford 20%, reflecting no dominant frontrunner amid competing endorsements—Street backed by Philly Democrats, Rabb by progressives, and Stanford gaining union support. Fundraising favors Street ($450K+ cash-on-hand), but low turnout risks favor Rabb's grassroots base. Separation could come from April 23 primary-day mobilizers, late PAC ads, or turnout in Black-majority precincts, where wisdom-of-crowds pricing awaits catalysts.
Resumen experimental generado por IA con datos de Polymarket · ActualizadoChris Rabb 35.8%
Sharif Street 32%
Ala Stanford 28.6%
Morgan Cephas 3.9%
Chris Rabb
38%
Sharif Street
35%
Ala Stanford
29%
Morgan Cephas
4%
David Oxman
2%
Robin Toldens
1%
Gabriel Cáceres
1%
Chris Rabb 35.8%
Sharif Street 32%
Ala Stanford 28.6%
Morgan Cephas 3.9%
Chris Rabb
38%
Sharif Street
35%
Ala Stanford
29%
Morgan Cephas
4%
David Oxman
2%
Robin Toldens
1%
Gabriel Cáceres
1%
If no nominee is announced by November 3, 2026, 11:59PM ET, this market will resolve to "Other".
The resolution source for this market will be a consensus of official Democrat sources, including https://democrats.org/.
Any replacement of the nominee before election day will not change the resolution of the market.
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0x2F5e3684c...Tight polls and a fragmented field of Philadelphia establishment figures keep the PA-03 Democratic primary odds bunched, with trader consensus giving state Rep. Chris Rabb a slim 37.4% edge over Sen. Sharif Street at 35.0% and Rep. Amanda L. Stanford at 30.7%. Recent Emerson polling for Club for Growth showed Rabb at 28%, Street 27%, and Stanford 20%, reflecting no dominant frontrunner amid competing endorsements—Street backed by Philly Democrats, Rabb by progressives, and Stanford gaining union support. Fundraising favors Street ($450K+ cash-on-hand), but low turnout risks favor Rabb's grassroots base. Separation could come from April 23 primary-day mobilizers, late PAC ads, or turnout in Black-majority precincts, where wisdom-of-crowds pricing awaits catalysts.
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