California governor primary: Katie Porter vote percent
California governor primary: Katie Porter vote percent
Begins on Tuesday · Jun 2, 8:30am EDT
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Chance
Important information: Settlement occurs only after results are officially certified.
Market Rules
Below 4%
If the certified percentage of the popular vote received by Katie Porter in the 2026 California gubernatorial primary is 0% to 3.99%, inclusive of both endpoints, then the market resolves to Yes. Outcome verified from California Secretary of State.
The percentage is calculated as (total votes received by the specified person/party ÷ total valid votes cast) × 100, rounded to the specified decimal places. Resolution is based on certified/official results only, not preliminary results. Write-in votes are included if they appear in certified results. Invalid, spoiled, or rejected ballots are excluded from both numerator and denominator. If multiple rounds of voting occur (e.g., ranked choice voting), the percentage is based on the specified round or the first round if not specified. If the election is cancelled, postponed beyond the market expiration, or no certified results are available by expiration, the market resolves to No. If a recount changes the certified percentage before expiration, the most recent certified percentage is used.
Timeline and payout
Market openApr 9, 2026 · 10:00am EDT
Market closesAfter the outcome occurs
Projected payout30 minutes after closing
SeriesKXVOTEPRIMARY
EventKXVOTEPRIMARY-26JUN02KPOR
MarketKXVOTEPRIMARY-26JUN02KPOR-2
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