Mississippi Democratic Senate Primary Winner

Unified Resolution Criteria (Consistent across platforms)

Core resolution logic:

• Resolution occurs when the Mississippi Democratic Party officially announces or certifies the winner of the 2026 Democratic Senate Primary.
• Exactly one candidate will be designated the Democratic nominee; all other candidate markets resolve to No, and the winning candidate's market resolves to Yes.
• If no 2026 Mississippi Democratic Senate Primary takes place, Polymarket resolves to 'Other'; Kalshi's resolution in this scenario is not explicitly defined.
• Named candidates (Scott Colom, Albert Littell, Priscilla Williams-Till) and placeholder candidates (A–O) are mutually exclusive outcomes.

Edge cases & Clarifications:

• No Primary Held: Polymarket explicitly resolves to 'Other' if no 2026 Democratic Senate Primary occurs. Kalshi does not address this contingency and may require manual resolution or cancellation.
• Candidate Withdrawal or Disqualification: Resolution is based on the official nominee announced by the Mississippi Democratic Party, regardless of prior candidate status changes. If a nominee is later disqualified or withdraws after nomination, the market resolves based on the party's official announcement at the time of nomination.
• Tie or Contested Primary: Resolution follows the Mississippi Democratic Party's official determination of the nominee. If a tie or contest results in a delayed or disputed announcement, credible media consensus may serve as tiebreaker per Polymarket's terms.
• Placeholder Candidate Identity: Polymarket uses placeholder labels (A–O) for unnamed candidates. If a placeholder candidate wins, that market resolves Yes; the identity of the placeholder candidate is not required for resolution.