Trader consensus in the Michigan Republican gubernatorial primary tilts narrowly to self-funding entrepreneur Perry Johnson (44%) over U.S. Congressman John James (41%), driven by Johnson's aggressive early fundraising—pledging $12 million personally—and leading positions in December Glengariff and internal polls showing him ahead 24-20% amid a fragmented field. James counters with high name recognition from two statewide U.S. Senate runs and his 2024 reelection in a competitive district, bolstered by speculation of Trump endorsement potential. State Senate Minority Leader Aric Nesbitt lags at 14.5%. The tight race persists due to no dominant endorsements yet and plurality voting rules favoring vote-splitting; separation could come from Q1 FEC filings, major party backing, or first debates before the August 2026 primary.
Экспериментальная сводка, созданная ИИ на основе данных Polymarket · ОбновленоПерри Джонсон 44%
Джон Джеймс 41%
Эрик Несбитт 10.1%
Том Леонард 3.6%
$16,927 Объем
$16,927 Объем
Перри Джонсон
44%
Джон Джеймс
41%
Эрик Несбитт
15%
Том Леонард
4%
Энтони Хадсон
2%
Майк Кокс
2%
Карла Вагнер
2%
Джойс Гипсон
1%
Эван Спейс
1%
Уильям Налл
1%
Ральф Ребандт
1%
Перри Джонсон 44%
Джон Джеймс 41%
Эрик Несбитт 10.1%
Том Леонард 3.6%
$16,927 Объем
$16,927 Объем
Перри Джонсон
44%
Джон Джеймс
41%
Эрик Несбитт
15%
Том Леонард
4%
Энтони Хадсон
2%
Майк Кокс
2%
Карла Вагнер
2%
Джойс Гипсон
1%
Эван Спейс
1%
Уильям Налл
1%
Ральф Ребандт
1%
If no 2026 Michigan 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 Michigan Republican Party; however, an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.
Открытие рынка: Dec 10, 2025, 4:20 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Trader consensus in the Michigan Republican gubernatorial primary tilts narrowly to self-funding entrepreneur Perry Johnson (44%) over U.S. Congressman John James (41%), driven by Johnson's aggressive early fundraising—pledging $12 million personally—and leading positions in December Glengariff and internal polls showing him ahead 24-20% amid a fragmented field. James counters with high name recognition from two statewide U.S. Senate runs and his 2024 reelection in a competitive district, bolstered by speculation of Trump endorsement potential. State Senate Minority Leader Aric Nesbitt lags at 14.5%. The tight race persists due to no dominant endorsements yet and plurality voting rules favoring vote-splitting; separation could come from Q1 FEC filings, major party backing, or first debates before the August 2026 primary.
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