Will Amanda Bell be the Democratic nominee for WI-06
Liquidity-weighted aggregate sits at 67% across 11 Kalshi contracts.
Implied probability
Kalshi
67%
11 contracts
Polymarket
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not bound
Cross-venue gap
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single venue
24h move
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no pin
24h volume
$3K
11 contracts
Closes
Nov 3, 2027
453 days
30-day trend
Bracket families
11 clusters across 11 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 Bryan Steil be the Republican nominee for WI-01
Will Bryan Steil be the Republican nominee for WI-01?: Bryan Steil
KXWIPRIMARY-01R26-BSTE
Cluster 2
Will Fred Clark be the Democratic nominee for WI-07
Will Fred Clark be the Democratic nominee for WI-07?: Fred Clark
KXWIPRIMARY-07D26-FCLA
Cluster 3
Will Rebecca Cooke be the Democratic nominee for WI-03
Will Rebecca Cooke be the Democratic nominee for WI-03?: Rebecca Cooke
KXWIPRIMARY-03D26-RCOO
Cluster 4
Will Rick Crosson be the Democratic nominee for WI-08
Will Rick Crosson be the Democratic nominee for WI-08?: Rick Crosson
KXWIPRIMARY-08D26-RCRO
Cluster 5
Will Brad Smith be the Democratic nominee for WI-06
Will Brad Smith be the Democratic nominee for WI-06?: Brad Smith
KXWIPRIMARY-06D26-BSMI
Cluster 6
Will Michael Alfonso be the Republican nominee for WI-07
Will Michael Alfonso be the Republican nominee for WI-07?: Michael Alfonso
KXWIPRIMARY-07R26-MALF
Cluster 7
Will Kevin Hermening be the Republican nominee for WI-07
Will Kevin Hermening be the Republican nominee for WI-07?: Kevin Hermening
KXWIPRIMARY-07R26-KHER
Cluster 8
Will Emily Berge be the Democratic nominee for WI-03
Will Emily Berge be the Democratic nominee for WI-03?: Emily Berge
KXWIPRIMARY-03D26-EBER
Cluster 9
Will Andrew Beck be the Democratic nominee for WI-05
Will Andrew Beck be the Democratic nominee for WI-05?: Andrew Beck
KXWIPRIMARY-05D26-ABEC
Cluster 10
Will Mitchell Berman be the Democratic nominee for WI-01
Will Mitchell Berman be the Democratic nominee for WI-01?: Mitchell Berman
KXWIPRIMARY-01D26-MBER
Cluster 11
Will Katrina DeVille be the Democratic nominee for WI-08
Will Katrina DeVille be the Democratic nominee for WI-08?: Katrina DeVille
KXWIPRIMARY-08D26-KDEV
Analysis
This probability reflects the likelihood that Amanda Bell wins the Democratic primary election for Wisconsin's 6th congressional district. At 27%, the market views her as a competitive but not favored candidate among the potential Democratic nominees. Primary election outcomes depend heavily on candidate resources, name recognition, grassroots organization, and voter turnout patterns within the district. The probability could shift based on endorsements, campaign spending reports, polling data, or candidate entry/exit decisions. The Democratic primary election itself will definitively resolve this contract, with nomination determined at the state party convention or through a primary vote, depending on Wisconsin's 2026 nomination process. Between now and that date, candidates' fundraising announcements and organizational activities will likely trigger significant probability movements.
- ›Amanda Bell's fundraising totals and cash-on-hand compared to other declared or potential Democratic candidates in WI-06
- ›Endorsement patterns from local party officials, county organizations, or established state Democratic figures
- ›Public polling of Democratic primary voters in WI-06, if conducted, showing Bell's name recognition and support levels relative to competitors
- ›Candidate field composition—whether other strong candidates enter or withdraw from the Democratic primary
- ›Early voting or organizational indicators such as door-knocking campaigns, volunteer recruitment, or event turnout in the district
What moved the line
- Aug 3Rick Crosson↑12pp52→64¢ · Kalshi
- Aug 2Fred Clark↑11pp81→92¢ · Kalshi
- Aug 6Rick Crosson↑10pp62→72¢ · Kalshi
- Aug 5Katrina DeVille↑9pp6→15¢ · Kalshi
- Aug 6Brad Smith↓8pp80→72¢ · Kalshi
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