The Arizona state Senate president, who previously handed over 2020 election records to the FBI, secured the Republican nomination for attorney general in Tuesday's primary. Meanwhile, prediction market Polymarket shows Ohio Senator JD Vance at 19.95% in the crowded 2028 presidential field, a figure that emerged after the Arizona contest.
Who won the Arizona AG primary
The state Senate president won the Republican primary for attorney general. That candidate had earlier provided 2020 election records to the FBI, a move that drew attention during the campaign. The primary win sets up a general election race in November.
What Polymarket shows for 2028
On the prediction platform Polymarket, odds for the 2028 presidential election place JD Vance at 19.95%. That figure comes after the Arizona primary, though the platform does not specify a direct link between the two events. The 2028 field remains crowded, with multiple potential candidates jockeying for position.
Polymarket allows users to bet on political outcomes, and the odds shift as new information — such as primary results — becomes available. Vance's 19.95% places him among the top contenders, but the market is still early.
The Arizona attorney general general election is scheduled for November. The winner of that race will take office in early 2025.
