Republican gains yielding a 53-47 Senate majority position GOP contenders as favorites for next Majority Leader after Mitch McConnell's planned February 2025 retirement, with John Thune topping trader consensus at 29% on his whip experience and endorsements. Odds stay fragmented—Thune trailed by Chuck Schumer (19%) and Mark Kelly (16%)—reflecting GOP internal divisions, Donald Trump's past criticisms of Thune, and competing bids from Steve Daines, Lindsey Graham, and John Barrasso that split Republican support. Democrat odds hedge improbable majority flips via recounts or vacancies. Separation could arise from the November 13 GOP caucus vote outcome, Trump endorsements, or candidate withdrawals consolidating sentiment.
Polymarketデータを参照したAI生成の実験的な要約 · 更新日John Thune 29%
Mark Kelly 22%
Chuck Schumer 14%
Tom Cotton 6%
$26,851 Vol.
$26,851 Vol.

John Thune
29%

Mark Kelly
22%

Chuck Schumer
16%

Tom Cotton
6%

Steve Daines
6%

Cory Booker
5%

John Barrasso
5%

Patty Murray
5%

Brian Schatz
4%

Lindsey Graham
8%

Amy Klobuchar
9%
John Thune 29%
Mark Kelly 22%
Chuck Schumer 14%
Tom Cotton 6%
$26,851 Vol.
$26,851 Vol.

John Thune
29%

Mark Kelly
22%

Chuck Schumer
16%

Tom Cotton
6%

Steve Daines
6%

Cory Booker
5%

John Barrasso
5%

Patty Murray
5%

Brian Schatz
4%

Lindsey Graham
8%

Amy Klobuchar
9%
This market will remain open until January 3, 2027, at which point it will resolve based on the first announcement of the next Senate Majority Leader from whichever party holds the majority in the U.S. Senate.
If no Majority is established and a leader is not announced by June 30, 2027, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to “Other”.
マーケット開始日: Mar 23, 2026, 7:08 PM ET
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0x69c47De9D...Republican gains yielding a 53-47 Senate majority position GOP contenders as favorites for next Majority Leader after Mitch McConnell's planned February 2025 retirement, with John Thune topping trader consensus at 29% on his whip experience and endorsements. Odds stay fragmented—Thune trailed by Chuck Schumer (19%) and Mark Kelly (16%)—reflecting GOP internal divisions, Donald Trump's past criticisms of Thune, and competing bids from Steve Daines, Lindsey Graham, and John Barrasso that split Republican support. Democrat odds hedge improbable majority flips via recounts or vacancies. Separation could arise from the November 13 GOP caucus vote outcome, Trump endorsements, or candidate withdrawals consolidating sentiment.
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