Trader consensus on Polymarket heavily favors Jay Feely at 71% implied probability to win Arizona's 1st Congressional District Republican primary, driven by recent polls showing him leading incumbent David Schweikert by double digits amid the latter's persistent House Ethics Committee investigation over alleged fund misuse. Feely's superior fundraising—over $1 million raised—and endorsements from local GOP figures have solidified his frontrunner status, while distant challengers like Paul Reevs (3.4%) and John Trbojevich (3.3%) lag on resources and visibility. With the July 30 primary imminent, no late endorsements or debates have shifted sentiment, underscoring traders' assessment of Feely's momentum reflecting skin-in-the-game wisdom.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedJay Feely 71%
Paul Reevs 3.4%
John Trobough 3.3%
Kaitlin Purrington 2.5%
$273,996 Vol.
$273,996 Vol.
Jay Feely
71%
Paul Reevs
3%
John Trobough
3%
Kaitlin Purrington
3%
Brandon Sowers
2%
Gina Swoboda
1%
Matt Gress
1%
Jason Duey
1%
Derrick Gallego
1%
Todd Graham
1%
Kari Lake
<1%
Joseph Chaplik
<1%
Mark Brnovich
<1%
Muchelle Ugenti-Rita
<1%
Jay Feely 71%
Paul Reevs 3.4%
John Trobough 3.3%
Kaitlin Purrington 2.5%
$273,996 Vol.
$273,996 Vol.
Jay Feely
71%
Paul Reevs
3%
John Trobough
3%
Kaitlin Purrington
3%
Brandon Sowers
2%
Gina Swoboda
1%
Matt Gress
1%
Jason Duey
1%
Derrick Gallego
1%
Todd Graham
1%
Kari Lake
<1%
Joseph Chaplik
<1%
Mark Brnovich
<1%
Muchelle Ugenti-Rita
<1%
If no nominee is announced by November 3, 2026, 11:59PM ET, this market will resolve to "Other".
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Any replacement of the nominee before election day will not change the resolution of the market.
Market Opened: Nov 25, 2025, 5:19 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus on Polymarket heavily favors Jay Feely at 71% implied probability to win Arizona's 1st Congressional District Republican primary, driven by recent polls showing him leading incumbent David Schweikert by double digits amid the latter's persistent House Ethics Committee investigation over alleged fund misuse. Feely's superior fundraising—over $1 million raised—and endorsements from local GOP figures have solidified his frontrunner status, while distant challengers like Paul Reevs (3.4%) and John Trbojevich (3.3%) lag on resources and visibility. With the July 30 primary imminent, no late endorsements or debates have shifted sentiment, underscoring traders' assessment of Feely's momentum reflecting skin-in-the-game wisdom.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated


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