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Kansas Senate Election: Sedgwick County Winner: Adam Hamilton (D)

Yes65%
No36%

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Liquidity$152
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ResolvesNov 18, 2026in 17 days

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Resolution rules

This market will settle to Yes if the Democratic Party nominee receives the most valid votes of any candidate in Sedgwick County in the 2026 Kansas Senate election. Outcome sourced from the Government of Kansas. Vote totals will be inclusive of all valid votes cast in Sedgwick County, as reflected in the certified results from the Government of Kansas. If multiple candidates tie for the most votes in Sedgwick County, Yes contract holders for each tied candidate receive $1.00 divided by the number of tied candidates, rounded down to the nearest tick, per contract. For full rules, see: https://www.polymarketexchange.com/files/products/PMUS%20-%20PVWC%20-%20(2026.07.14).pdf

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Kansas Senate Election: Sedgwick County Winner: Roger Marshall (R)PolymarketUs84% NoOpen

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