Abbott leads Hinojosa across prediction markets as split ticket draws attention
USA Today reports that as of 8 a.m. on November 3, Kalshi priced Greg Abbott at 65 percent against Gina Hinojosa at 35 percent on 19,191,934 dollars traded, while Polymarket priced Abbott at 64 percent against Hinojosa at 37 percent on 3,075,821 dollars traded, with the Kalshi Senate-governor combo market favouring an Abbott and James Talarico split at 44 percent.
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