Will Garth Frizzell win the 2026 Prince George mayoral election
Liquidity-weighted aggregate sits at 29% across 3 Kalshi contracts.
Implied probability
Kalshi
29%
3 contracts
Polymarket
—
not bound
Cross-venue gap
—
single venue
24h move
—
no pin
24h volume
$11
3 contracts
Closes
Oct 17, 2027
370 days
Bracket families
3 clusters across 3 contracts.
These contracts were grouped by title similarity. The headline aggregate combines all clusters; verify the cluster you actually need before quoting a number.
Cluster 1
Will Garth Frizzell win the 2026 Prince George mayoral election
Will Garth Frizzell win the 2026 Prince George mayoral election?: Garth Frizzell
KXPRINCEGEORGEMAYOR-26OCT17-GFRI
Cluster 2
Will Kyle Sampson win the 2026 Prince George mayoral election
Will Kyle Sampson win the 2026 Prince George mayoral election?: Kyle Sampson
KXPRINCEGEORGEMAYOR-26OCT17-KSAM
Cluster 3
Will Simon Yu win the 2026 Prince George mayoral election
Will Simon Yu win the 2026 Prince George mayoral election?: Simon Yu
KXPRINCEGEORGEMAYOR-26OCT17-SYU
Analysis
This 28% probability reflects market estimates that Garth Frizzell has roughly a 1-in-4 chance of becoming Prince George's next mayor in the 2026 election. The relatively low odds suggest other candidates, particularly Kyle Sampson (34%) and Simon Yu (32%), are viewed as stronger contenders. Frizzell's probability would likely increase if he gains name recognition, secures endorsements, or demonstrates stronger polling compared to opponents. Conversely, it could decline if other candidates consolidate support or if campaign missteps emerge. The election itself will definitively resolve this uncertainty once voting concludes, though candidate withdrawals, campaign developments, or public polling releases before election day could shift market estimates substantially.
- ›Frizzell's current market odds place him third among the three tracked candidates, with Sampson and Yu both assigned higher win probabilities
- ›Zero trading volume recorded on the Frizzell contract in the past 24 hours, suggesting minimal recent activity or information flow affecting his odds
- ›Sampson and Yu each hold roughly 33-34% probability, meaning the market currently assigns them stronger chances despite a three-way race
- ›The election outcome depends on factors including voter turnout, campaign effectiveness, local issues prioritization, and potential candidate endorsement patterns
- ›As the election date approaches, new polling data, candidate statements, or local news developments would likely drive material shifts in probability estimates
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How we compute these odds
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