Trader consensus on Polymarket positions Dan Cox as the clear frontrunner at 54% to win the Maryland Republican gubernatorial primary, driven by his 2022 nomination victory, strong Trump-aligned conservative support, and early campaign momentum. Ed Hale follows at 27%, bolstered by his billionaire developer's ability to self-fund aggressively, as pledged in his recent announcement. Fragmented fields leave challengers like Christopher Bouchat (7%), Carl Brunner (6%), and Steve Hershey (6%) trailing, with low odds on Larry Hogan (3%) amid his focus on national roles over a comeback bid. Recent candidate filings and Cox's February launch have reinforced these dynamics, though absent polls and distant 2026 primary leave room for fundraising shifts.
Экспериментальная сводка, созданная ИИ на основе данных Polymarket · ОбновленоДэн Кокс 55%
Эд Хейл 27.3%
Кристофер Буша 7%
Карл Бруннер 6.2%
$25,171 Объем
$25,171 Объем
Дэн Кокс
55%
Эд Хейл
27%
Кристофер Буша
7%
Карл Бруннер
6%
Стив Херши
6%
Курт Ведекинд
3%
Ларри Хоган
3%
Джон Мирик
2%
Дэн Кокс 55%
Эд Хейл 27.3%
Кристофер Буша 7%
Карл Бруннер 6.2%
$25,171 Объем
$25,171 Объем
Дэн Кокс
55%
Эд Хейл
27%
Кристофер Буша
7%
Карл Бруннер
6%
Стив Херши
6%
Курт Ведекинд
3%
Ларри Хоган
3%
Джон Мирик
2%
If no 2026 Maryland Gubernatorial Republican 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 Maryland Republican Party; however, an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.
Открытие рынка: Dec 10, 2025, 4:37 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus on Polymarket positions Dan Cox as the clear frontrunner at 54% to win the Maryland Republican gubernatorial primary, driven by his 2022 nomination victory, strong Trump-aligned conservative support, and early campaign momentum. Ed Hale follows at 27%, bolstered by his billionaire developer's ability to self-fund aggressively, as pledged in his recent announcement. Fragmented fields leave challengers like Christopher Bouchat (7%), Carl Brunner (6%), and Steve Hershey (6%) trailing, with low odds on Larry Hogan (3%) amid his focus on national roles over a comeback bid. Recent candidate filings and Cox's February launch have reinforced these dynamics, though absent polls and distant 2026 primary leave room for fundraising shifts.
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