Trader consensus on the Kansas Democratic Senate primary crowns Sharice Davids as frontrunner at 51% implied probability, propelled by her incumbency as U.S. Representative for the competitive KS-3 district, strong fundraising, and crossover appeal demonstrated in past general election wins. Christy Davis trails at 30.5%, drawing support from local organizing and endorsements in progressive networks, while Patrick Schmidt's 18.9% reflects niche backing among party activists. Lower odds for Michael Soetaert, Anne Parelkar, and Sandy Spidel Neumann stem from limited visibility. No formal candidates have declared for the expected 2026 cycle, with odds stable absent polls or announcements; Davids' recent House primary dominance reinforces her edge in this early speculation.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedSharice Davids 46%
Christy Davis 12%
Michael Soetaert 5%
Anne Parelkar 3.0%
$45,506 Vol.
$45,506 Vol.
Sharice Davids
60%
Christy Davis
23%
Michael Soetaert
5%
Anne Parelkar
3%
Sandy Spidel Neumann
3%
Patrick Schmidt
19%
Sharice Davids 46%
Christy Davis 12%
Michael Soetaert 5%
Anne Parelkar 3.0%
$45,506 Vol.
$45,506 Vol.
Sharice Davids
60%
Christy Davis
23%
Michael Soetaert
5%
Anne Parelkar
3%
Sandy Spidel Neumann
3%
Patrick Schmidt
19%
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 Senate primary crowns Sharice Davids as frontrunner at 51% implied probability, propelled by her incumbency as U.S. Representative for the competitive KS-3 district, strong fundraising, and crossover appeal demonstrated in past general election wins. Christy Davis trails at 30.5%, drawing support from local organizing and endorsements in progressive networks, while Patrick Schmidt's 18.9% reflects niche backing among party activists. Lower odds for Michael Soetaert, Anne Parelkar, and Sandy Spidel Neumann stem from limited visibility. No formal candidates have declared for the expected 2026 cycle, with odds stable absent polls or announcements; Davids' recent House primary dominance reinforces her edge in this early speculation.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated



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