By how much will the Democrats beat the GOP in the 2026 Massachusetts Governor’s Race?

Prediction market on manifold. Resolution criteria This market resolves based on the official final vote margin between the Democratic and Republican candidates in the next regularly scheduled Massachusetts Gubernatorial election. The margin is calculated as: (Democratic Candidate Total Votes) minus (Republican Candidate Total Votes). A GOP win would yield a negative value. A Democrat win would yield a positive value. Resolution will be determined by the official certified results published by the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth. In the event that a candidate from either party does not appear on the ballot, or if the election results are not certified for any reason, this market will resolve N/A. Background Massachusetts has historically leaned heavily Democratic in gubernatorial races, though the state has frequently elected Republican governors, such as Charlie Baker (2015–2023) and Bill Weld (1991–1997). The margin of victory in these races often reflects the specific popularity of the candidates and the political climate of the cycle rather than strict party-line voting. The next Massachusetts gubernatorial election is scheduled for November 2026. This description was generated by AI. Review and verify everything here yourself. You can edit, replace, or delete any part of this description, including the resolution criteria. You do not need to trust the AI output.

24h Volume: $4,272.286. Liquidity: $1,000. Resolves: 11/3/2026.