Trader consensus in the Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial primary favors Mandela Barnes at 40.5¢ implied probability, driven by his leading fundraising totals—over $2 million raised in recent quarters—and high name recognition from the narrow 2022 U.S. Senate loss, per the latest Marquette Law School poll showing him at 28% support. State Rep. Francesca Hong trails at 31.2¢ on progressive appeal and grassroots momentum in Dane County, while Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez holds 23.5¢ via institutional ties and outgoing Gov. Tony Evers' reported preference, though no formal endorsement has materialized. The fragmented field keeps the top trio within striking distance absent consolidation; separation could arise from Evers' backing, Q4 fundraising disclosures, or early 2026 primary polls amid Wisconsin's history of tight intraparty races.
Resumo experimental gerado por IA com dados do Polymarket · AtualizadoMandela Barnes 41%
Francesca Hong 31.6%
Sara Rodriguez 22%
Kelda Roys 2.3%
$33,843 Vol.
$33,843 Vol.
Mandela Barnes
41%
Francesca Hong
32%
Sara Rodriguez
22%
Kelda Roys
2%
David Crowley
2%
Joel Brennan
2%
Chris Larson
<1%
Tom Nelson
<1%
Brett Hulsey
<1%
Tim Jacobson
<1%
Melissa Agard
<1%
Missy Hughes
<1%
Zachary Roper
<1%
Mandela Barnes 41%
Francesca Hong 31.6%
Sara Rodriguez 22%
Kelda Roys 2.3%
$33,843 Vol.
$33,843 Vol.
Mandela Barnes
41%
Francesca Hong
32%
Sara Rodriguez
22%
Kelda Roys
2%
David Crowley
2%
Joel Brennan
2%
Chris Larson
<1%
Tom Nelson
<1%
Brett Hulsey
<1%
Tim Jacobson
<1%
Melissa Agard
<1%
Missy Hughes
<1%
Zachary Roper
<1%
If no 2026 Wisconsin Gubernatorial Democratic Primary takes place, this market will resolve to “Other.”
The resolution source for this market will be the first official announcement of the results from the Wisconsin Democratic Party; however, an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.
Mercado Aberto: Dec 11, 2025, 10:40 AM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus in the Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial primary favors Mandela Barnes at 40.5¢ implied probability, driven by his leading fundraising totals—over $2 million raised in recent quarters—and high name recognition from the narrow 2022 U.S. Senate loss, per the latest Marquette Law School poll showing him at 28% support. State Rep. Francesca Hong trails at 31.2¢ on progressive appeal and grassroots momentum in Dane County, while Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez holds 23.5¢ via institutional ties and outgoing Gov. Tony Evers' reported preference, though no formal endorsement has materialized. The fragmented field keeps the top trio within striking distance absent consolidation; separation could arise from Evers' backing, Q4 fundraising disclosures, or early 2026 primary polls amid Wisconsin's history of tight intraparty races.
Resumo experimental gerado por IA com dados do Polymarket · Atualizado
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