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source: Kalshi
Pinto’s odds fell from 26% to 19% while fresh coverage keeps the White-Pinto contest in focus, making the downside repricing relevant for traders watching whether the race is consolidating around Robert White.
Kelly Mikel Williams has raised $3,962,768 this cycle, but Robert White holds the odds lead for the DC Democratic House delegate nominee race.
Robert White's odds are now 84%, topping the previous high of 73%.
Recent coverage says Robert White and Brooke Pinto remain the leading contenders for the Democratic nomination for D.C.'s at-large delegate seat. The race is open because Eleanor Holmes Norton is not running again. New profiles for Kevin Chavous and Trent Holbrook add to the field, but the main contest still appears centered on White and Pinto. The latest coverage reinforces White and Pinto as the main contenders, which may narrow the market around them. New candidate entries add some uncertainty, but the overall picture still favors the leading pair.
WTOP sent questions to each candidate for D.C. delegate to help voters understand their options in June’s primary election. Here are Robert White’s answers.
Washington, D.C., is gearing up for pivotal primaries this month to elect a new delegate to Congress and a new mayor. The capital city faces unique challenges due to its limited autonomy as a federal...
WTOP sent questions to each candidate for an at-large D.C. Council seat to help voters understand options in June’s election. Here are Kevin Chavous’ answers.
WTOP sent questions to each candidate for D.C. delegate to help voters understand their options in June’s primary election. Here are Trent Holbrook’s answers.
WTOP’s D.C. voter guide breaks down what to know about June’s primary election, including how to vote and who’s running for mayor, D.C. Council and Congress.
A new poll shows Janeese Lewis George ahead of Kenyan McDuffie, but second-choice votes under DC's new ranked-choice system could tighten the race.
Four candidates seeking to succeed longtime DC Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton squared off in Sunday forum.
Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
B. PintoBrooke PintoR. WhiteRobert WhiteE. NortonEleanor Holmes Norton
G. ChaffinGordon ChaffinSource: FEC
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