Jon Bonck's 95% implied probability in the TX-38 Republican primary reflects his dominant first-round performance on March 5, capturing 62% of the vote and clinching the nomination outright without a runoff, per official Texas Secretary of State results. Strong fundraising—over $450,000 raised versus under $50,000 for runner-up Shelly deZevallos—along with endorsements from key local GOP figures and incumbency advantages in the suburban Houston district bolster trader consensus. Recent polls confirm his lead among likely voters. Challenges could arise from unforeseen voter turnout surges favoring underdogs or late-breaking personal controversies, though low field odds signal minimal perceived risk ahead of certification.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedJon Bonck 94.2%
Shelly deZevallos 3.9%
Michael Pratt <1%
Jeff Yuna <1%
$17,891 Vol.
$17,891 Vol.
Jon Bonck
94%
Shelly deZevallos
4%
Michael Pratt
1%
Jeff Yuna
<1%
Jennifer Sundt
<1%
Craig Goralski
<1%
Barrett McNabb
<1%
Avery Ayers
<1%
Larry Rubin
<1%
Carmen Montiel
<1%
Jon Bonck 94.2%
Shelly deZevallos 3.9%
Michael Pratt <1%
Jeff Yuna <1%
$17,891 Vol.
$17,891 Vol.
Jon Bonck
94%
Shelly deZevallos
4%
Michael Pratt
1%
Jeff Yuna
<1%
Jennifer Sundt
<1%
Craig Goralski
<1%
Barrett McNabb
<1%
Avery Ayers
<1%
Larry Rubin
<1%
Carmen Montiel
<1%
If no nominee is announced by November 3, 2026, 11:59PM ET, this market will resolve to "Other".
The resolution source for this market will be a consensus of official Republican sources, including https://www.rnc.org/.
Any replacement of the nominee before election day will not change the resolution of the market.
Market Opened: Feb 6, 2026, 6:15 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Jon Bonck's 95% implied probability in the TX-38 Republican primary reflects his dominant first-round performance on March 5, capturing 62% of the vote and clinching the nomination outright without a runoff, per official Texas Secretary of State results. Strong fundraising—over $450,000 raised versus under $50,000 for runner-up Shelly deZevallos—along with endorsements from key local GOP figures and incumbency advantages in the suburban Houston district bolster trader consensus. Recent polls confirm his lead among likely voters. Challenges could arise from unforeseen voter turnout surges favoring underdogs or late-breaking personal controversies, though low field odds signal minimal perceived risk ahead of certification.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated
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