Trader consensus assigns Avi Lewis a 92% implied probability of winning the Canada New Democratic Party leadership election, propelled by his early commanding poll leads, robust fundraising exceeding rivals, and endorsements from influential progressives highlighting his journalistic profile and NDP heritage as David Lewis's grandson. Recent membership ballots and caucus surveys reinforce this, showing Lewis capturing over 75% first-preference support amid Jagmeet Singh's potential exit signals post-polling slump. Heather McPherson's 7% reflects Prairie momentum, while others lag. Upsets could arise from consolidated opposition via candidate mergers, Lewis gaffes in televised debates, or Singh's late endorsement tilting the October vote.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedAvi Lewis 92%
Heather McPherson 7.1%
Rob Ashton 1.8%
Tanille Johnson <1%
$30,527 Vol.
$30,527 Vol.
Avi Lewis
92%
Heather McPherson
7%
Rob Ashton
2%
Tanille Johnson
1%
Bianca Mugyenyi
<1%
Tony McQuail
<1%
Avi Lewis 92%
Heather McPherson 7.1%
Rob Ashton 1.8%
Tanille Johnson <1%
$30,527 Vol.
$30,527 Vol.
Avi Lewis
92%
Heather McPherson
7%
Rob Ashton
2%
Tanille Johnson
1%
Bianca Mugyenyi
<1%
Tony McQuail
<1%
The primary resolution source will be official New Democratic Party announcements; if unavailable, a consensus of credible reporting will be used.
If no official winner has been declared by May 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to "Other".
Market Opened: Jan 7, 2026, 6:03 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus assigns Avi Lewis a 92% implied probability of winning the Canada New Democratic Party leadership election, propelled by his early commanding poll leads, robust fundraising exceeding rivals, and endorsements from influential progressives highlighting his journalistic profile and NDP heritage as David Lewis's grandson. Recent membership ballots and caucus surveys reinforce this, showing Lewis capturing over 75% first-preference support amid Jagmeet Singh's potential exit signals post-polling slump. Heather McPherson's 7% reflects Prairie momentum, while others lag. Upsets could arise from consolidated opposition via candidate mergers, Lewis gaffes in televised debates, or Singh's late endorsement tilting the October vote.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated



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