Trader consensus heavily favors Michele Tafoya at 78% implied probability to win the Minnesota Republican U.S. Senate primary on August 13, propelled by her recent surge in internal polls, strong fundraising exceeding $1 million, and high name recognition from her ESPN broadcasting career, positioning her as the establishment frontrunner against incumbent Democrat Amy Klobuchar. Adam Schwarze at 9.4% and Raymond Petersen at 6.7% draw support from grassroots donors and local endorsements, reflecting trader bets on underdog momentum amid fragmented field dynamics. Royce White's 3.5% share has softened following Trump endorsement controversies and legal issues, while lower-tier candidates like Alycia Gruenhagen linger on niche appeals. Early voting data and final debates could shift odds before polls close.
Resumo experimental gerado por IA com dados do Polymarket · AtualizadoMichele Tafoya 78%
Adam Schwarze 9.6%
Raymond Petersen 7.4%
Royce White 3.5%
$75,232 Vol.
$75,232 Vol.
Michele Tafoya
78%
Adam Schwarze
10%
Raymond Petersen
7%
Royce White
4%
Alycia Gruenhagen
3%
Mike Ruoho
2%
Christopher Brooks
1%
David Hann
1%
Jim Nash
1%
Tom Weiler
1%
Julia Coleman
<1%
Kristin Robbins
<1%
Michele Tafoya 78%
Adam Schwarze 9.6%
Raymond Petersen 7.4%
Royce White 3.5%
$75,232 Vol.
$75,232 Vol.
Michele Tafoya
78%
Adam Schwarze
10%
Raymond Petersen
7%
Royce White
4%
Alycia Gruenhagen
3%
Mike Ruoho
2%
Christopher Brooks
1%
David Hann
1%
Jim Nash
1%
Tom Weiler
1%
Julia Coleman
<1%
Kristin Robbins
<1%
If no 2026 Minnesota 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 Minnesota Republican party, however an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.
Mercado Aberto: Dec 2, 2025, 3:22 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus heavily favors Michele Tafoya at 78% implied probability to win the Minnesota Republican U.S. Senate primary on August 13, propelled by her recent surge in internal polls, strong fundraising exceeding $1 million, and high name recognition from her ESPN broadcasting career, positioning her as the establishment frontrunner against incumbent Democrat Amy Klobuchar. Adam Schwarze at 9.4% and Raymond Petersen at 6.7% draw support from grassroots donors and local endorsements, reflecting trader bets on underdog momentum amid fragmented field dynamics. Royce White's 3.5% share has softened following Trump endorsement controversies and legal issues, while lower-tier candidates like Alycia Gruenhagen linger on niche appeals. Early voting data and final debates could shift odds before polls close.
Resumo experimental gerado por IA com dados do Polymarket · Atualizado
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