In New Jersey's 12th Congressional District Democratic primary—an open seat following Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman's retirement—trader consensus reflects razor-thin margins atop the field, with Susan Altman at 27%, Verlina Reynolds-Jackson at 26.5%, and Brad Cohen at 25.5% implied probabilities. Recent Emerson College polling underscores the deadlock, showing Reynolds-Jackson edging Altman and Cohen amid fragmented support from local mayors, assembly members, and professionals. No dominant endorsements from Gov. Phil Murphy or Sen. Cory Booker have emerged, sustaining multipolar dynamics fueled by strong grassroots fundraising—Altman and Cohen surging lately. Separation could arise from Watson Coleman's full-throated Reynolds-Jackson backing, final debates, or turnout in urban strongholds like New Brunswick, with the June 4 primary looming as a volatility trigger.
Resumo experimental gerado por IA com dados do Polymarket · AtualizadoBrad Cohen 26%
Verlina Reynolds-Jackson 25%
Adam Hamawy 20%
Susan Altman 16%
Brad Cohen
26%
Verlina Reynolds-Jackson
27%
Adam Hamawy
20%
Susan Altman
27%
Matthew Adams
5%
Elijah Dixon
3%
Tennille R. McCoy
13%
Kyle Little
3%
Michael Anderson
2%
Raymond Heck
2%
Adrian Mapp
8%
Brad Cohen 26%
Verlina Reynolds-Jackson 25%
Adam Hamawy 20%
Susan Altman 16%
Brad Cohen
26%
Verlina Reynolds-Jackson
27%
Adam Hamawy
20%
Susan Altman
27%
Matthew Adams
5%
Elijah Dixon
3%
Tennille R. McCoy
13%
Kyle Little
3%
Michael Anderson
2%
Raymond Heck
2%
Adrian Mapp
8%
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0x69c47De9D...In New Jersey's 12th Congressional District Democratic primary—an open seat following Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman's retirement—trader consensus reflects razor-thin margins atop the field, with Susan Altman at 27%, Verlina Reynolds-Jackson at 26.5%, and Brad Cohen at 25.5% implied probabilities. Recent Emerson College polling underscores the deadlock, showing Reynolds-Jackson edging Altman and Cohen amid fragmented support from local mayors, assembly members, and professionals. No dominant endorsements from Gov. Phil Murphy or Sen. Cory Booker have emerged, sustaining multipolar dynamics fueled by strong grassroots fundraising—Altman and Cohen surging lately. Separation could arise from Watson Coleman's full-throated Reynolds-Jackson backing, final debates, or turnout in urban strongholds like New Brunswick, with the June 4 primary looming as a volatility trigger.
Resumo experimental gerado por IA com dados do Polymarket · Atualizado
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