Richard Tabor leads trader consensus in the New Jersey Republican US Senate primary at 39.5%, propelled by his frontrunner status in recent Emerson and Trafalgar polls (24-29% support) and over $1.2 million in self-funding, outpacing Alex Zdan's 30.5% implied by his Trump-aligned messaging and grassroots buzz. The contest stays neck-and-neck amid a splintered nine-candidate field, high undecided rates above 40%, and no Trump endorsement— a frequent GOP primary kingmaker. Separation could emerge from final FEC filings, debate highlights before June 4, or a last-minute Trump signal, as low-turnout dynamics amplify late momentum per historical New Jersey primaries.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedNew Jersey Republican Senate Primary Winner
New Jersey Republican Senate Primary Winner
Richard Tabor 40%
Alex Zdan 30%
Robert Lebovics 5.4%
Steven Boston 4.5%
Richard Tabor
40%
Alex Zdan
30%
Robert Lebovics
5%
Steven Boston
5%
Natalie Rivera
3%
Justin Murphy
2%
Vinnie Brand
1%
Alina Habba
<1%
Richard Tabor 40%
Alex Zdan 30%
Robert Lebovics 5.4%
Steven Boston 4.5%
Richard Tabor
40%
Alex Zdan
30%
Robert Lebovics
5%
Steven Boston
5%
Natalie Rivera
3%
Justin Murphy
2%
Vinnie Brand
1%
Alina Habba
<1%
If no 2026 New Jersey Republican Senate Primary takes place, this market will resolve to "Other".
The resolution source for this market will be the first announcement of the results from the New Jersey Republican party; however, an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.
Market Opened: Mar 9, 2026, 12:58 PM ET
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0x69c47De9D...Richard Tabor leads trader consensus in the New Jersey Republican US Senate primary at 39.5%, propelled by his frontrunner status in recent Emerson and Trafalgar polls (24-29% support) and over $1.2 million in self-funding, outpacing Alex Zdan's 30.5% implied by his Trump-aligned messaging and grassroots buzz. The contest stays neck-and-neck amid a splintered nine-candidate field, high undecided rates above 40%, and no Trump endorsement— a frequent GOP primary kingmaker. Separation could emerge from final FEC filings, debate highlights before June 4, or a last-minute Trump signal, as low-turnout dynamics amplify late momentum per historical New Jersey primaries.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated



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