Trader consensus on the Kansas Democratic U.S. Senate primary favors Rep. Sharice Davids at 52% implied probability, driven by her incumbency in the 3rd Congressional District, moderate appeal, and strong fundraising history exceeding $2 million in past cycles, despite her focus on House re-election rather than entering the Senate race. Christy Davis holds second at 21.5%, supported by top fundraising among filed candidates—over $60,000 per latest FEC reports—and endorsements from local party leaders. Lower odds for Michael Soetaert, Patrick Schmidt, Sandy Spidel Neumann, and Anne Parelkar reflect limited name recognition and scant polling amid the August 6 primary, underscoring reliance on grassroots momentum in this under-the-radar contest.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedSharice Davids 46%
Christy Davis 21%
Patrick Schmidt 4.6%
Michael Soetaert 5%
$28,498 Vol.
$28,498 Vol.
Sharice Davids
52%
Christy Davis
21%
Patrick Schmidt
5%
Michael Soetaert
5%
Sandy Spidel Neumann
4%
Anne Parelkar
3%
Sharice Davids 46%
Christy Davis 21%
Patrick Schmidt 4.6%
Michael Soetaert 5%
$28,498 Vol.
$28,498 Vol.
Sharice Davids
52%
Christy Davis
21%
Patrick Schmidt
5%
Michael Soetaert
5%
Sandy Spidel Neumann
4%
Anne Parelkar
3%
If no 2026 Kansas Democratic Senate Primary takes place, this market will resolve to "Other".
The resolution source for this market will be the first announcement of the results from the Kansas Democratic party, however an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.
Market Opened: Nov 26, 2025, 5:11 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus on the Kansas Democratic U.S. Senate primary favors Rep. Sharice Davids at 52% implied probability, driven by her incumbency in the 3rd Congressional District, moderate appeal, and strong fundraising history exceeding $2 million in past cycles, despite her focus on House re-election rather than entering the Senate race. Christy Davis holds second at 21.5%, supported by top fundraising among filed candidates—over $60,000 per latest FEC reports—and endorsements from local party leaders. Lower odds for Michael Soetaert, Patrick Schmidt, Sandy Spidel Neumann, and Anne Parelkar reflect limited name recognition and scant polling amid the August 6 primary, underscoring reliance on grassroots momentum in this under-the-radar contest.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated



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