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Last updated: 04.01 02:39
Top Undervalued
+14.5¢
Jasmeet Bains(No)
+11.9¢
Chris Mathys(No)
+7.5¢
Randy Villegas(No)
CA-22 Primary Winners AI analysis: • +14.5¢ undervalued • Live Prediction Market fair value & mispricing alerts.
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This is a 'Top 2' primary market (two Yes, three No resolutions). Incumbent David Valadao has consol...
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Jasmeet Bains
YesNo
59.5¢
40.5¢
45¢
55¢
0¢
+14.5¢
Chris Mathys
YesNo
14.95¢
85.05¢
3¢
97¢
0¢
+11.9¢
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Movers
March 29, 2026 - April 1, 2026, fringe candidates Rudy Salas and Chris Mathys experienced extreme volatility. On March 31, their prices spiked by over 30c and 20c respectively, before crashing back to single digits on April 1. This likely reflects anomalous trading in thin liquidity or short-lived false rumors. Randy Villegas also spiked to 75.5c before retreating.
March 11, 2026 - March 14, 2026, David Valadao's price surged from 63.5c to 87c, while GOP challenger Chris Mathys crashed from 23c to 11c. This indicates the market has priced in a consolidation of the Republican vote, effectively locking Valadao for one spot. Simultaneously, the Democratic field saw high volatility and a correction: Jasmeet Bains plummeted from 55.5c to 39.5c, and Randy Villegas dropped from 69.5c to 59c, signaling high uncertainty.
February 22, 2026 - February 26, 2026, Jasmeet Bains' price spiked from 28c to 50.5c upon winning the CADEM endorsement before retracing. Randy Villegas steadily declined from 64c to 43.5c as his opponent strengthened.
Divergence
There is a notable divergence between market pricing and institutional consensus. Although Jasmeet Bains secured the official California Democratic Party (CADEM) endorsement—a historically decisive advantage in California primaries due to its deployment of grassroots resources—the market still prices Randy Villegas (68%) significantly higher than Bains (41.5%). This disconnect may be driven by early whale betting preferences or an overreaction to localized, non-public polling.