In Utah's newly redrawn, Democratic-leaning 1st Congressional District, trader consensus reflects a razor-thin Democratic primary contest on June 23 between former Rep. Ben McAdams (47.5%) and state Sen. Nate Blouin (48.5%), fueled by McAdams' strong name recognition and moderate appeal among broader voters versus Blouin's progressive backing from Bernie Sanders and the Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC. A Data for Progress poll (March 23–26, n=381 likely primary voters) showed McAdams leading 36%–23% with 25% undecided, but Blouin's campaign highlighted the gap as closing amid attacks on McAdams' private prison ties; both qualified via signatures this week. The April 25 state convention and ideological split among liberals could consolidate undecideds and create separation.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedNate Blouin 49%
Ben McAdams 48%
Kathleen Riebe 4.2%
Brian King 1.0%
$20,131 Vol.
$20,131 Vol.
Nate Blouin
49%
Ben McAdams
48%
Kathleen Riebe
4%
Brian King
1%
Jenny Wilson
1%
Luz Escamilla
1%
Erin Mendenhall
1%
Caroline Gleich
<1%
Kael Weston
<1%
Nate Blouin 49%
Ben McAdams 48%
Kathleen Riebe 4.2%
Brian King 1.0%
$20,131 Vol.
$20,131 Vol.
Nate Blouin
49%
Ben McAdams
48%
Kathleen Riebe
4%
Brian King
1%
Jenny Wilson
1%
Luz Escamilla
1%
Erin Mendenhall
1%
Caroline Gleich
<1%
Kael Weston
<1%
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0x2F5e3684c...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 Democrat sources, including https://democrats.org/.
Any replacement of the nominee before election day will not change the resolution of the market.
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0x2F5e3684c...In Utah's newly redrawn, Democratic-leaning 1st Congressional District, trader consensus reflects a razor-thin Democratic primary contest on June 23 between former Rep. Ben McAdams (47.5%) and state Sen. Nate Blouin (48.5%), fueled by McAdams' strong name recognition and moderate appeal among broader voters versus Blouin's progressive backing from Bernie Sanders and the Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC. A Data for Progress poll (March 23–26, n=381 likely primary voters) showed McAdams leading 36%–23% with 25% undecided, but Blouin's campaign highlighted the gap as closing amid attacks on McAdams' private prison ties; both qualified via signatures this week. The April 25 state convention and ideological split among liberals could consolidate undecideds and create separation.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated


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