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CA-42 primary: Who will advance

Robert Garcia97.0¢
Brian Burley48¢
Noah Von Blom47¢
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24 hours a day, except Thursday 3AM-5AM ET
Event day
June 2, 2026
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Which candidate will advance in the 2026 CA-48 primary election? This market is eligible for accelerated determination after a consensus of media organizations project the advancing candidates. See full rules for details. Get $1 for every contract you own if your prediction is correct. Or close your position before the event resolves. Additional fees apply. Read the full contract terms and conditions

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