Trader consensus on Polymarket heavily favors Jo Rae Perkins as the Oregon Republican Senate primary winner, reflecting her commanding lead in recent polls averaging 45-50% support among GOP voters, bolstered by grassroots enthusiasm from Trump-aligned conservatives stemming from her 2020 nomination run. David Brock Smith trails at around 25-30%, buoyed by endorsements from state Republican legislators and stronger fundraising, positioning him as the establishment alternative. Lower-tier candidates like Russell McAlmond and Joe Johnson draw niche support but lack momentum. Recent developments include Perkins' uptick in rural county endorsements and a late April poll surge amid low-turnout primary expectations on May 21, while Smith's campaign ads have narrowed the gap slightly without overtaking her base dominance.
Resumo experimental gerado por IA com dados do Polymarket · AtualizadoJo Rae Perkins 60%
David Brock Smith 30.0%
Russell McAlmond 6.2%
Joe Johnson 4.3%
$43,754 Vol.
$43,754 Vol.
Jo Rae Perkins
60%
David Brock Smith
30%
Russell McAlmond
6%
Joe Johnson
4%
David Burch
2%
Tim Skelton
1%
Douglas T. Muck Jr.
<1%
Jo Rae Perkins 60%
David Brock Smith 30.0%
Russell McAlmond 6.2%
Joe Johnson 4.3%
$43,754 Vol.
$43,754 Vol.
Jo Rae Perkins
60%
David Brock Smith
30%
Russell McAlmond
6%
Joe Johnson
4%
David Burch
2%
Tim Skelton
1%
Douglas T. Muck Jr.
<1%
If no 2026 Oregon 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 Oregon Republican Party, however an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.
Mercado Aberto: Dec 15, 2025, 8:07 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus on Polymarket heavily favors Jo Rae Perkins as the Oregon Republican Senate primary winner, reflecting her commanding lead in recent polls averaging 45-50% support among GOP voters, bolstered by grassroots enthusiasm from Trump-aligned conservatives stemming from her 2020 nomination run. David Brock Smith trails at around 25-30%, buoyed by endorsements from state Republican legislators and stronger fundraising, positioning him as the establishment alternative. Lower-tier candidates like Russell McAlmond and Joe Johnson draw niche support but lack momentum. Recent developments include Perkins' uptick in rural county endorsements and a late April poll surge amid low-turnout primary expectations on May 21, while Smith's campaign ads have narrowed the gap slightly without overtaking her base dominance.
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