Incumbent U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen leads trader consensus at 59.5% implied probability for the Tennessee 9th Congressional District Democratic primary on August 1, driven by his long tenure since 2007, dominant fundraising exceeding $1 million in recent FEC reports, and endorsements from national Democrats like EMILY's List. State Rep. Justin Pearson trails at 31.5%, bolstered by his high-profile "Tennessee Three" protest visibility and grassroots progressive support, though limited funds hinder his challenge. Activist DeVante Hill holds 10.5% amid local Memphis backing but lacks broader polling traction. Recent July surveys from Impact Research show Cohen at 43% to Pearson's 25%, reinforcing market pricing amid low early voting turnout signals.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedTN-09 Democratic Primary Winner
TN-09 Democratic Primary Winner
Steve Cohen 59%
Justin Pearson 32%
DeVante Hill 8.9%
Steve Cohen
59%
Justin Pearson
32%
DeVante Hill
9%
Steve Cohen 59%
Justin Pearson 32%
DeVante Hill 8.9%
Steve Cohen
59%
Justin Pearson
32%
DeVante Hill
9%
If no nominee is announced by November 3, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to "Other".
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0x69c47De9D...Incumbent U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen leads trader consensus at 59.5% implied probability for the Tennessee 9th Congressional District Democratic primary on August 1, driven by his long tenure since 2007, dominant fundraising exceeding $1 million in recent FEC reports, and endorsements from national Democrats like EMILY's List. State Rep. Justin Pearson trails at 31.5%, bolstered by his high-profile "Tennessee Three" protest visibility and grassroots progressive support, though limited funds hinder his challenge. Activist DeVante Hill holds 10.5% amid local Memphis backing but lacks broader polling traction. Recent July surveys from Impact Research show Cohen at 43% to Pearson's 25%, reinforcing market pricing amid low early voting turnout signals.
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