Trader consensus on Polymarket heavily favors Michele Tafoya at 74.5% implied probability to win the Minnesota Republican US Senate primary on August 13, driven by recent polls showing her lead, including a July Star Tribune survey with 28% support versus Adam Schwarze's 13% and Royce White's 12%. Tafoya's surge stems from her high name recognition as a former ESPN broadcaster, strong fundraising exceeding $300,000 in recent weeks, and momentum in a fragmented field of over a dozen candidates lacking a dominant early frontrunner. Schwarze holds second at 11.8% on his military veteran background and prior polling strength, while state Sen. Raymond Petersen's 6.2% reflects legislative experience; White's Trump endorsement has faded amid lower recent numbers. Upcoming debates could shift dynamics in this open primary.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedMichele Tafoya 75%
Adam Schwarze 11.9%
Royce White 3.9%
Jim Nash 1.7%
$30,653 Vol.
$30,653 Vol.
Michele Tafoya
75%
Adam Schwarze
12%
Royce White
4%
Jim Nash
2%
Christopher Brooks
2%
Alycia Gruenhagen
1%
David Hann
1%
Mike Ruoho
1%
Tom Weiler
1%
Julia Coleman
1%
Raymond Petersen
6%
Kristin Robbins
<1%
Michele Tafoya 75%
Adam Schwarze 11.9%
Royce White 3.9%
Jim Nash 1.7%
$30,653 Vol.
$30,653 Vol.
Michele Tafoya
75%
Adam Schwarze
12%
Royce White
4%
Jim Nash
2%
Christopher Brooks
2%
Alycia Gruenhagen
1%
David Hann
1%
Mike Ruoho
1%
Tom Weiler
1%
Julia Coleman
1%
Raymond Petersen
6%
Kristin Robbins
<1%
If no 2026 Minnesota Republican 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 Minnesota Republican party, however an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.
Market Opened: Dec 2, 2025, 3:22 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus on Polymarket heavily favors Michele Tafoya at 74.5% implied probability to win the Minnesota Republican US Senate primary on August 13, driven by recent polls showing her lead, including a July Star Tribune survey with 28% support versus Adam Schwarze's 13% and Royce White's 12%. Tafoya's surge stems from her high name recognition as a former ESPN broadcaster, strong fundraising exceeding $300,000 in recent weeks, and momentum in a fragmented field of over a dozen candidates lacking a dominant early frontrunner. Schwarze holds second at 11.8% on his military veteran background and prior polling strength, while state Sen. Raymond Petersen's 6.2% reflects legislative experience; White's Trump endorsement has faded amid lower recent numbers. Upcoming debates could shift dynamics in this open primary.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated



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