Dan Cox leads trader consensus at 51.5% implied probability to win the Maryland Republican gubernatorial primary, buoyed by his 2022 nomination victory and strong alignment with Trump-aligned voters who dominate GOP primary turnout. Businessman Ed Hale trails at 25.4%, gaining from recent self-funding pledges exceeding $1 million and appeals to fiscal conservatives seeking an alternative. Lower odds for Christopher Bouchat (7.5%) and Carl Brunner (6.4%) stem from niche grassroots support, while former Gov. Larry Hogan's 3.5% reflects speculation despite his moderate profile and potential U.S. Senate interest. No recent polls exist, but Cox's fundraising edge—over $300,000 raised—and party endorsements solidify his position ahead of the likely spring 2026 primary.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedDan Cox 54%
Ed Hale 26.6%
Christopher Bouchat 8%
Carl Brunner 5.1%
$25,109 Vol.
$25,109 Vol.
Dan Cox
54%
Ed Hale
27%
Christopher Bouchat
8%
Carl Brunner
5%
Steve Hershey
5%
Kurt Wedekind
4%
Larry Hogan
3%
John Myrick
2%
Dan Cox 54%
Ed Hale 26.6%
Christopher Bouchat 8%
Carl Brunner 5.1%
$25,109 Vol.
$25,109 Vol.
Dan Cox
54%
Ed Hale
27%
Christopher Bouchat
8%
Carl Brunner
5%
Steve Hershey
5%
Kurt Wedekind
4%
Larry Hogan
3%
John Myrick
2%
If no 2026 Maryland Gubernatorial Republican Primary takes place, this market will resolve to “Other.”
The resolution source for this market will be the first official announcement of the results from the Maryland Republican Party; however, an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.
Market Opened: Dec 10, 2025, 4:37 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Dan Cox leads trader consensus at 51.5% implied probability to win the Maryland Republican gubernatorial primary, buoyed by his 2022 nomination victory and strong alignment with Trump-aligned voters who dominate GOP primary turnout. Businessman Ed Hale trails at 25.4%, gaining from recent self-funding pledges exceeding $1 million and appeals to fiscal conservatives seeking an alternative. Lower odds for Christopher Bouchat (7.5%) and Carl Brunner (6.4%) stem from niche grassroots support, while former Gov. Larry Hogan's 3.5% reflects speculation despite his moderate profile and potential U.S. Senate interest. No recent polls exist, but Cox's fundraising edge—over $300,000 raised—and party endorsements solidify his position ahead of the likely spring 2026 primary.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated



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