Trader consensus on Polymarket heavily favors Jay Feely as the AZ-01 Republican primary winner at 71.5% implied probability, driven by his consistent lead in recent polls over incumbent David Schweikert, bolstered by superior fundraising—Feely raised over $1 million compared to Schweikert's lower totals—and endorsements from conservative figures like Rep. Andy Biggs. Schweikert's ongoing House Ethics Committee investigation into alleged misuse of funds has weighed on his standing, with the panel recently postponing its report release ahead of the July 30 primary. Todd Graham holds second at 8.2% amid grassroots support, while others trail due to weaker polling and resources, underscoring traders' focus on momentum and vulnerability in this Phoenix-area district contest.
Resumo experimental gerado por IA com dados do Polymarket · AtualizadoJay Feely 72%
Todd Graham 8.6%
Jason Duey 5.9%
Paul Reevs 2.9%
$229,869 Vol.
$229,869 Vol.
Jay Feely
72%
Todd Graham
9%
Jason Duey
6%
Paul Reevs
3%
John Trobough
2%
Brandon Sowers
2%
Derrick Gallego
2%
Gina Swoboda
1%
Kari Lake
1%
Kaitlin Purrington
1%
Matt Gress
1%
Joseph Chaplik
<1%
Mark Brnovich
<1%
Muchelle Ugenti-Rita
<1%
Jay Feely 72%
Todd Graham 8.6%
Jason Duey 5.9%
Paul Reevs 2.9%
$229,869 Vol.
$229,869 Vol.
Jay Feely
72%
Todd Graham
9%
Jason Duey
6%
Paul Reevs
3%
John Trobough
2%
Brandon Sowers
2%
Derrick Gallego
2%
Gina Swoboda
1%
Kari Lake
1%
Kaitlin Purrington
1%
Matt Gress
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".
The resolution source for this market will be a consensus of official Republican sources, including https://www.rnc.org/.
Any replacement of the nominee before election day will not change the resolution of the market.
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus on Polymarket heavily favors Jay Feely as the AZ-01 Republican primary winner at 71.5% implied probability, driven by his consistent lead in recent polls over incumbent David Schweikert, bolstered by superior fundraising—Feely raised over $1 million compared to Schweikert's lower totals—and endorsements from conservative figures like Rep. Andy Biggs. Schweikert's ongoing House Ethics Committee investigation into alleged misuse of funds has weighed on his standing, with the panel recently postponing its report release ahead of the July 30 primary. Todd Graham holds second at 8.2% amid grassroots support, while others trail due to weaker polling and resources, underscoring traders' focus on momentum and vulnerability in this Phoenix-area district contest.
Resumo experimental gerado por IA com dados do Polymarket · Atualizado
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