Wisconsin Governor Democratic Primary Margin of Victory (0.2% Brackets)

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Market context

Wisconsin's Democratic primary for governor takes place on 11 August 2026, with the margin between the top two finishers determining settlement across 0.2 percentage-point brackets. The current 0% YES probability suggests the crowd expects either a decisive outcome outside the specified range or significant uncertainty about candidate participation. Wisconsin's recent gubernatorial history shows competitive Democratic primaries when the seat is open or vulnerable; the 2022 general election saw Governor Tony Evers retain office with 51% of the vote against Republican Tim Michels, establishing the state as genuinely contested terrain.

Historical Democratic primary margins in Wisconsin have varied considerably depending on field composition and incumbent status. When multiple credible candidates contest the nomination, margins typically fall between 5–15 percentage points, though uncontested or near-uncontested scenarios produce wider spreads. The current probability distribution suggests traders are pricing in either a dominant frontrunner or lingering uncertainty about the final candidate slate. Key catalysts include formal candidate announcements (expected through late 2025 and early 2026), endorsements from labour unions and party establishment figures, and any late withdrawals that could reshape the competitive dynamic. Campaign finance disclosures filed quarterly with the Wisconsin Elections Commission will provide spending data and donor alignment signals. The settlement window closes 12 August 2026, allowing one day post-election for official result certification.

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