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Will Byron Donalds's Florida Governor margin be larger than Darline Graham's South Carolina Senate margin in the November 3, 2026 general election?

Call Yes 57Ᵽ Call No 43Ᵽ
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Call Yes
55.00Ᵽ – 59.00Ᵽ
Call No
41.00Ᵽ – 45.00Ᵽ

📡 Kalshi: 57%
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55.00Ᵽ best bid · 59.00Ᵽ best ask

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Call No 10.00 @ 45.00Ᵽ · if correct: +550.00Ᵽ · if wrong: −450.00Ᵽ
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Call Yes 10.00 @ 59.00Ᵽ · if correct: +410.00Ᵽ · if wrong: −590.00Ᵽ

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If Byron Donalds's margin in the Florida gubernatorial election minus Darline Graham's margin in the South Carolina U.S. Senate election is above 0 percentage points in the November 3, 2026 general election, then the market resolves to Yes.

Each candidate's margin is their percentage of the total votes cast in their race minus the percentage received by the highest-finishing other candidate in that race, calculated from the certified results. A margin is negative if the candidate does not finish first. Total votes cast include write-in votes reported in the certified results. The difference between the two margins is rounded to two decimal places. A difference of exactly 0.00 resolves Graham Yes.

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