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source: Kalshi
Elaine Luria's odds are now 92%, above the previous high of 84% over the last 60 days.
Fresh reporting about Rep. Jen Kiggans facing Democratic calls to resign adds a new top-line news hook in a lean-Democratic district where Elaine Luria remains the clear market favorite at 82%. That makes the race more trader-relevant even though the Democratic nominee markets have not moved yet.
Former Rep. Elaine Luria is now in the race for the VA-02 Democratic nomination. The primary remains unsettled because a state Supreme Court redistricting ruling is still pending. Virginia’s new map could also make the district more favorable to Democrats. Luria’s entry gives the race a clearer high-profile contender, but the pending redistricting ruling keeps the nomination picture uncertain. The market may stay volatile until the district boundaries are settled.
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J. OsyfJames Osyf
M. StricklerMatt Strickler
N. DevanathNila Devanath
P. MosolfPatrick Mosolf
N. SleisterNicolaus SleisterE. LuriaElaine LuriaSource: FEC
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