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Elections
Who will win the 2026 Maine Senate election?
Graham Platner
0%
implied YES probability
-2.1pp 24h
Price history
Last 3 days ·
High 3% ·
Low 1%
Other outcomes in this event
Recent news mentioning this market
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Maine Democrats seek path forward in critical US Senate race
Investing.com · 2h ago
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Factbox-Who could replace Maine US Senate candidate Graham Platner?
Investing.com · 2h ago
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How the Democrats Will Replace Platner on Maine’s Senate Ballot
Bloomberg Politics · 6h ago
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U.S. midterms: Democrat Graham Platner drops out of Maine Senate race
Seeking Alpha · 7h ago
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Platner Drops Maine Senate Bid After Sexual Assault Allegation
Bloomberg Politics · 14h ago
AI analysis
The prediction market for the 2026 Maine Senate election is currently indicating a 1% probability that one candidate will emerge victorious, with a YES price of $0.01. This assessment is based on current information and trends, including the candidates' past performances, party affiliations, and campaign strategies. The market's low confidence in any particular outcome may be attributed to the uncertainty surrounding voter sentiment, potential last-minute changes in the political landscape, or other factors that could influence the election's outcome. A significant shift in these underlying dynamics would likely impact the YES price, potentially driving it higher if a clear frontrunner emerges or lower if the race remains competitive. The market will close on July 7, 2027, at which point the actual winner of the election will be revealed, providing a definitive answer to this question.
Generated Jul 09, 2026
Top of book
| Bid | Size | Ask | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.4¢ | 3460 | 0.6¢ | 1000 | |
| 0.3¢ | 3589 | 0.7¢ | 408 | |
| 0.2¢ | 10897 | 0.8¢ | 498 | |
| 0.1¢ | 8201 | 0.9¢ | 2624 | |
| 1.0¢ | 6000 |
Spread 0.2¢ · Mid 0.5¢
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