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Closed: Jun 23, 9:10 PM EST
Kalshi
This market tracks whether Thomas R Suozzi will secure the Democratic Party nomination for New York's 3rd congressional district House seat in the 2026 election cycle. On Kalshi, Suozzi holds 96.0% probability of becoming the nominee, with Danielle Welch at 4.0%. Resolution is determined by the official Democratic Party nomination outcome for the NY-03 seat. Watch the 2026 general election on November 3rd for final confirmation of the nominee's path forward.
The market resolves to Yes if either Thomas R Suozzi or Danielle Welch wins the Democratic Party nomination for the 2026 NY-03 House seat. Each candidate's nomination victory independently triggers a Yes resolution for their respective market.
The NY-03 Democratic nominee market resolves on Nov 3, 2026, following the official Democratic primary election or nomination process in New York's 3rd district. Resolution is determined by the candidate officially designated as the Democratic nominee for the general election. The market tracks the formal nomination outcome, whether determined by primary vote, convention, or party designation. Traders should monitor the New York Democratic Party calendar and any changes to the nomination timeline, as shifts in primary dates or procedures could affect resolution timing and market dynamics leading up to the deadline.
Key catalysts for NY-03 Democratic nominee odds include candidate announcements or withdrawals, primary debate performances, and major endorsements from party leaders or local figures. Fundraising reports reveal financial strength and viability, while polling releases show shifting voter preferences. Demographic shifts or redistricting developments could alter the race dynamics. Media coverage of scandals, policy positions, or candidate gaffes often triggers sharp repricing. Turnout expectations and early voting data in the weeks before the primary will influence final odds. Traders also watch for consolidation signals—when weaker candidates drop out and their supporters coalesce around frontrunners—which historically move nomination markets significantly.