State Rep. Lindsay James commands trader consensus at 89% implied probability to win Iowa's 2nd Congressional District Democratic primary on June 2, driven by her role as Iowa House Minority Whip, strong labor union support, and fundraising momentum in this open-seat race vacated by Republican Ashley Hinson's U.S. Senate bid. Recent endorsements from the Iowa State Council of Machinists last week and End Citizens United in early April have solidified her lead over challengers Kathy Dolter, Clint Twedt-Ball, Don Primus, and Guy Morgan, amid candidate forums emphasizing affordability and anti-corruption reforms. Absent polls, her name recognition and institutional backing signal low upset risk, though late scandals or turnout surges could narrow the field.
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IA-02 Democratic Primary Winner
Lindsay James 89%
Kathy Dolter 2.2%
Clint Twedt-Ball 1.9%
Don Primus 1.2%
Lindsay James
89%
Kathy Dolter
2%
Clint Twedt-Ball
2%
Don Primus
1%
Guy Morgan
1%
Lindsay James 89%
Kathy Dolter 2.2%
Clint Twedt-Ball 1.9%
Don Primus 1.2%
Lindsay James
89%
Kathy Dolter
2%
Clint Twedt-Ball
2%
Don Primus
1%
Guy Morgan
1%
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0x69c47De9D...If no nominee is announced by November 3, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to "Other".
The resolution source for this market will be a consensus of official Democrat sources, including https://democrats.org/.
Any replacement of the nominee before election day will not change the resolution of the market.
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0x69c47De9D...State Rep. Lindsay James commands trader consensus at 89% implied probability to win Iowa's 2nd Congressional District Democratic primary on June 2, driven by her role as Iowa House Minority Whip, strong labor union support, and fundraising momentum in this open-seat race vacated by Republican Ashley Hinson's U.S. Senate bid. Recent endorsements from the Iowa State Council of Machinists last week and End Citizens United in early April have solidified her lead over challengers Kathy Dolter, Clint Twedt-Ball, Don Primus, and Guy Morgan, amid candidate forums emphasizing affordability and anti-corruption reforms. Absent polls, her name recognition and institutional backing signal low upset risk, though late scandals or turnout surges could narrow the field.
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