Recent polling in Georgia's 9th Congressional District Republican primary shows a dead heat among Rep. Andrew Clyde, Gregg Poole, and Sam Couvillon, with no candidate breaking 30% and significant undecided voters fueling trader caution on Polymarket. Clyde benefits from incumbency, strong fundraising from PACs like the NRA, and a voting record aligned with conservative priorities, while Poole leverages grassroots support as a former state representative and party insider, and Couvillon appeals as a self-funded businessman emphasizing economic issues. Absent a game-changing Trump endorsement or standout debate performance ahead of the May 21 primary, fragmented GOP turnout keeps odds tightly clustered at near 50%, reflecting trader bets on undecideds tipping the balance.
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GA-09 Republican Primary Winner
Gregg Poole 50%
Andrew Clyde 49%
Sam Couvillon 49%
Gregg Poole
50%
Andrew Clyde
49%
Sam Couvillon
49%
Gregg Poole 50%
Andrew Clyde 49%
Sam Couvillon 49%
Gregg Poole
50%
Andrew Clyde
49%
Sam Couvillon
49%
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://rnc.org/.
Any replacement of the nominee before election day will not change the resolution of the market.
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0x69c47De9D...Recent polling in Georgia's 9th Congressional District Republican primary shows a dead heat among Rep. Andrew Clyde, Gregg Poole, and Sam Couvillon, with no candidate breaking 30% and significant undecided voters fueling trader caution on Polymarket. Clyde benefits from incumbency, strong fundraising from PACs like the NRA, and a voting record aligned with conservative priorities, while Poole leverages grassroots support as a former state representative and party insider, and Couvillon appeals as a self-funded businessman emphasizing economic issues. Absent a game-changing Trump endorsement or standout debate performance ahead of the May 21 primary, fragmented GOP turnout keeps odds tightly clustered at near 50%, reflecting trader bets on undecideds tipping the balance.
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