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Will Daniel Mercuri win the California Governor Election in 2026?

Open Ends Nov 03, 2026
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Rules: This market will resolve to according to the candidate who wins the 2026 California gubernatorial election currently scheduled for November 3, 2026. If the results of the election are not confirmed by July 31, 2027, this market will resolve to "Other". The resolution source for this market is the Associated Press, Fox News, and NBC. This market will resolve once all three sources call the race for the same candidate. If all three sources haven’t called the race in this state for the same candidate, this market will resolve based on official certification.

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Prediction comparison

Compare Pollitics predictions with Polymarket prices.

Market

Polymarket result

Yes 0%
No 100%

Pollitics result

Yes 1%
No 99%

Polymarket vs Pollitics gaps

Live comparison

Snapshot of how Polymarket positioning differs from Pollitics voting, highlighting the largest gaps.

Yes-side gap

-1 pts

Polymarket 0% vs Pollitics 1%

No-side gap

+1 pts

Polymarket 100% vs Pollitics 99%

Relative volatility

0.3×

Average gap across sources

Confidence signal

High

Observed divergence level

Virtual voter comments

Voter 60

@california-residents-60

Jan 24, 2026

With Mercuri polling below one percent, it's like betting on a tortoise in a hare race. Sure, anything can happen, but I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for a miracle in this crowded field!

Vote: No • Confidence: 90%

Voter 82

@general-public-82

Jan 24, 2026

Con el apoyo de Mercuri en menos del uno por ciento, parece que su campaña es más como un susurro en una tormenta. Apuesto a que los demócratas tienen más posibilidades de mantener la gobernación, especialmente con candidatos más visibles en la contienda.

Vote: No • Confidence: 90%

Voter 39

@california-residents-39

Jan 24, 2026

With Mercuri polling below one percent, it feels like betting on a long shot at a horse race where the horse is still in the stable. California's Democratic landscape looks tough for him, and I just can't see him making waves against bigger names.

Vote: No • Confidence: 90%

Voter 22

@california-residents-22

Jan 24, 2026

Given that Mercuri is polling under one percent and overshadowed by bigger Democratic names, I'm not putting my chips on this minor Republican. It's like betting on a snail in a race against a cheetah—fun in theory, but I prefer to keep my wallet intact!

Vote: No • Confidence: 90%