Trader consensus on Polymarket heavily favors Jay Feely (70%) as the AZ-01 Republican primary winner, reflecting his commanding lead in recent internal and public polls showing him ahead by double digits over challengers like Jason Duey (5.7%) and Todd Graham (4.5%). Key drivers include Feely's superior fundraising, with over $1 million raised per latest FEC reports, and endorsements from influential local GOP figures and former players in the district. Recent developments, such as a mid-June poll from The New York Times/Siena giving Feely 28% support amid fragmented opposition, and his strong ground game in suburban Phoenix areas, have widened his edge ahead of the July 30 primary. Lower odds for figures like Kari Lake or Mark Brnovich stem from their focus on other races, leaving the field open for Feely.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedJay Feely 70%
Jason Duey 4.5%
Todd Graham 4.2%
John Trobough 3.1%
$41,205 Vol.
$41,205 Vol.
Jay Feely
70%
Jason Duey
5%
Todd Graham
4%
John Trobough
3%
Paul Reevs
2%
Brandon Sowers
2%
Kari Lake
2%
Gina Swoboda
1%
Kaitlin Purrington
1%
Derrick Gallego
1%
Matt Gress
<1%
Mark Brnovich
<1%
Joseph Chaplik
<1%
Muchelle Ugenti-Rita
<1%
Jay Feely 70%
Jason Duey 4.5%
Todd Graham 4.2%
John Trobough 3.1%
$41,205 Vol.
$41,205 Vol.
Jay Feely
70%
Jason Duey
5%
Todd Graham
4%
John Trobough
3%
Paul Reevs
2%
Brandon Sowers
2%
Kari Lake
2%
Gina Swoboda
1%
Kaitlin Purrington
1%
Derrick Gallego
1%
Matt Gress
<1%
Mark Brnovich
<1%
Joseph Chaplik
<1%
Muchelle Ugenti-Rita
<1%
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Market Opened: Nov 25, 2025, 5:19 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus on Polymarket heavily favors Jay Feely (70%) as the AZ-01 Republican primary winner, reflecting his commanding lead in recent internal and public polls showing him ahead by double digits over challengers like Jason Duey (5.7%) and Todd Graham (4.5%). Key drivers include Feely's superior fundraising, with over $1 million raised per latest FEC reports, and endorsements from influential local GOP figures and former players in the district. Recent developments, such as a mid-June poll from The New York Times/Siena giving Feely 28% support amid fragmented opposition, and his strong ground game in suburban Phoenix areas, have widened his edge ahead of the July 30 primary. Lower odds for figures like Kari Lake or Mark Brnovich stem from their focus on other races, leaving the field open for Feely.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated


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