U.S.all but decided

Minnesota Governor Republican Primary Winner

By Priced In News Staff

Source: Polymarket market “Minnesota Governor Republican Primary Winner”

Lisa Demuth: virtually certain (100%)
Resolved The money put Lisa Demuth at 56% when this article was published. This market has since closed. See the track record →
Leading outcome Lisa Demuth 100% Virtually certain · Falling · D · tracked 79 days peak 100% (66d ago) · low 55% (70d ago) 3 tier changes over tracking period
24h move 0.0 pts Lisa Demuth
Traded 24h $11K $861K all time
Resolves by 2026-08-11

Where the money stands

Lisa Demuth 100% 0.0
Scott Jensen 0% 0.0
Jeff Johnson 0% 0.0
Patrick Knight 0% 0.0
Brad Kohler 0% 0.0
Chris Madel 0% 0.0
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