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Alaska Senate: who will advance?

This Kalshi market is closed. The figures below are retained historical prices, not live odds or a verified declaration of the result.

Last recorded market summary

Dan J. Sullivan had the highest retained price at 99% when this page was last updated on 2 Sep 2026, 17:04 UTC. Price alone does not verify the final outcome.

Historical options

Last recorded price
Dan J. Sullivan
Closed contract
99%
Dan S. Sullivan
Closed contract
99%
Mary Peltola
Closed contract
99%
Gerald Heikes
Closed contract
89%
David Leslie
Closed contract
17%
Carol Hafner
Closed contract
2%
Dustin Darden
Closed contract
1%
William Hunt
Closed contract
1%
Richard Grayson
Closed contract
1%
Scott Kohlhaas
Closed contract
1%
Fred C. Grauberger
Closed contract
1%
Earl Southworth
Closed contract
1%
Heather McElwain
Closed contract
1%
Sid Hill
Closed contract
1%
Shirley Saucerman
Closed contract
1%
Richard Mayers
Closed contract
1%
Reece Roberts
Closed contract
1%
About this market

Market question: Alaska Senate: who will advance?

How to read these odds

Each percentage is the last price retained before the contract closed. Historical prices show what the market estimated at that time; they do not, by themselves, prove which outcome ultimately occurred.

Market odds FAQ

What were the last recorded odds for Alaska Senate: who will advance?

Dan J. Sullivan had the highest retained price at 99% when this page was last updated on 2 Sep 2026, 17:04 UTC. The market is closed, and this price alone does not verify the final result.

What are the historical odds for Alaska Senate: who will advance?

Dan J. Sullivan: 99%; Dan S. Sullivan: 99%; Mary Peltola: 99%; Gerald Heikes: 89%; David Leslie: 17%; Carol Hafner: 2%. These are the last prices retained before the market closed.

Where do these odds come from?

Each probability is a traded price from Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated prediction-market exchange. A contract trading at 62¢ implies a 62% market-estimated chance. ElectionOdds displays the data and does not create its own forecast.