Home / Prediction Markets / Politics / AZ-01 Republican Primary Result: Jay Feely Wins AZ-01 Republican Primary Result: Jay Feely Wins View on Polymarket → Share Market called it correctly Implied 100% at publication · Resolved YES · Brier score: 0.00 See full track record MC Marcus Chen Political Strategist Market Resolved Embed NEW Embed this market Full Compact Copy Updated July 22, 2026 5 min read Resolution Verdict YES Market Resolved Market has ended. Final implied probability: 100%. Resolved Volume $497.1K $29.6K in 24h Liquidity $289.1K Deep liquidity 7-Day Move +11.5% Sustained buying Time Left Ended Resolves Jul 21 497K Vol. Ended 1H 6H 1D 1W 1M ALL Select lines to display Jay Feely $44K Vol. 100% Yes 100¢ No 0¢ Gina Swoboda $6K Vol. 0% Yes 0¢ No 100¢ Matt Gress $50K Vol. 0% Yes 0¢ No 100¢ Jason Duey $4K Vol. 0% Yes 0¢ No 100¢ Joseph Chaplik $38K Vol. 0% Yes 0¢ No 100¢ Muchelle Ugenti-Rita $6K Vol. 0% Yes 0¢ No 100¢ Jay Feely won the Arizona 1st Congressional District Republican primary on July 21, 2026, settling a heavily traded Polymarket contest and locking in the GOP nominee for one of Arizona’s most competitive swing seats. Feely’s Trump endorsement delivered exactly what endorsements from that corner are supposed to deliver: a commanding, early-called win that left little drama in the results. The market closed Jay Feely at 100 percent, a unanimous read from traders that Feely had the field wrapped up. That closing conviction matched the actual outcome, making this one of the cleaner calls of the 2026 primary cycle. The result sets up a consequential general election in a district covering Scottsdale, north Phoenix, and surrounding Maricopa County communities. What Happened in the AZ-01 Republican Primary Jay Feely, former Arizona Cardinals kicker turned political candidate, captured the Republican nomination for Arizona’s 1st Congressional District after the Associated Press called the race shortly after the first results dropped. Feely led with roughly 49 percent of the early vote. The YES outcome resolved cleanly and quickly. Feely defeated former state lawmaker Joseph Chaplik and technology executive John Trobough. Neither opponent came close to mounting a serious challenge once the returns started rolling in. Feely’s friendship with former President Donald Trump and Trump’s formal backing gave Feely a structural advantage no rival in this field could neutralize. The AZ-01 district spans Scottsdale and north Phoenix, a suburban corridor that has trended competitive in recent cycles. Feely positioned himself as a Trump-aligned candidate who could also appeal to moderate suburban Republicans who have shown volatility in recent elections. That dual appeal proved more than enough in a primary where the Trump stamp functioned as the decisive driver. Sponsored Partner How the Market Called It Polymarket closed the AZ-01 Republican Primary Winner market at 100 percent in favor of Jay Feely. That is the strongest possible market signal, and the outcome matched it exactly. Traders correctly priced this race. The math doesn’t lie: a market landing at full certainty on a candidate who then wins cleanly is a textbook correct call. Over $497,000 in total volume flowed through this market, giving the read genuine weight. Trader sentiment at resolution was 100 percent bullish on Feely, a consensus rarely achieved across a field this size. The market got the story right, and the story was Feely from start to finish. Here’s what the market is missing in some primary contexts is the ground-level organizational factor. In AZ-01, traders priced the Trump endorsement advantage accurately. The endorsement was not just symbolic. Feely’s win was called early, which reflects how decisive that factor turned out to be in actual turnout and vote share. A $497,000 market does not lie either. That volume represents real capital from traders who studied the candidate profiles, the endorsement landscape, and the district’s suburban dynamics. When a market of that size converges to full certainty and the result matches, the collective read deserves credit. Traders understood AZ-01 better than most analysts gave them credit for early in this cycle. What Is Next for AZ-01 Jay Feely advances to the November 2026 general election for Arizona’s 1st Congressional District. On the Democratic side, former state lawmaker Amish Shah led a competitive four-way primary as of election night, positioning himself as the likely opponent. The general election matchup in AZ-01 will draw national attention and significant capital. AZ-01 is a genuine swing district. Traders looking for the next live market in this race should track the AZ-01 general election contest and the broader 2026 House control markets on Lines.com. The November race between Feely and the Democratic nominee is exactly the kind of high-stakes, competitive district market where prediction markets add real analytical value. Head to the Lines.com politics hub to find live 2026 congressional markets. LINES RESOLUTION VERDICT JAY FEELY WINS: MARKET NAILED IT Jay Feely won the AZ-01 Republican primary convincingly, with the Trump endorsement serving as the decisive factor in a field that could not match his profile or backing. The market’s 100 percent closing read matched the outcome precisely, a correct call backed by nearly half a million dollars in volume. Frequently Asked QuestionsWho won the AZ-01 Republican primary, and when did it resolve?Jay Feely won the Arizona 1st Congressional District Republican primary. The market resolved on July 21, 2026, after the Associated Press called the race shortly after the first results dropped.What was the margin in the AZ-01 Republican primary?Jay Feely led with roughly 49 percent of the early vote, defeating Joseph Chaplik and John Trobough. The race was called quickly after polls closed, indicating a decisive margin.Did the favorite win, and what did the market price at close?Yes, the favorite won. Polymarket closed Jay Feely at 100 percent, the maximum possible probability. The outcome matched the market's unanimous read, making this a correctly priced result.Why did Jay Feely win the AZ-01 Republican primary?Jay Feely's endorsement from former President Donald Trump was the decisive factor. Feely's profile as a Trump-aligned candidate with suburban appeal gave him an advantage no rival in the field could overcome.What is next for AZ-01, and where can traders find live markets?Jay Feely advances to the November 2026 general election, likely facing Democratic primary leader Amish Shah. Traders can find the AZ-01 general election and 2026 congressional markets on Polymarket and the Lines.com politics hub.How is the Smart Money Index calculated?We aggregate the live positions of the top 50 Polymarket whales (ranked by 30-day tracked volume) into one composite reading per market. It refreshes every hour. The percentage shows how many of those whales hold YES versus NO; the net dollar position shows the cohort's directional exposure in dollars.What is a convergence signal?A convergence event fires when three or more tracked wallets buy the same outcome on the same market within a four-hour window. We surface these in the activity feed and the VIP digest.Is Lines a market operator?No. Lines is an editorial and data product. We do not operate prediction markets, custody funds, or accept trades. All trade flows deep-link to Polymarket via our affiliate code. Probabilities shown are market-implied and not predictions or recommendations. Market Resolved Outcome: YES Final Price 100% Settled Jul 21, 2026 Duration 167 days Resolution Analysis Feely Pulls Away Supporting Factors Jay Feely secures additional endorsements from Arizona's congressional delegation and posts strong FEC fundraising numbers. The fragmented field fails to consolidate behind a single rival, and Trump signals a clearer preference for Feely over Swoboda. Vote splitting among thirteen-plus challengers pushes the Feely price above 80 cents. Feely Primary Risk Factors A credible poll showing Feely below 40% would reprice the market sharply lower. Trump's dual endorsement with Swoboda limits Feely's claim as the singular MAGA candidate, and Swoboda's Arizona GOP infrastructure could outperform Feely's name recognition on primary day in a low-turnout race. Field Consolidation Comeback Scenario Gina Swoboda or Joseph Chaplik emerges as the clear anti-Feely alternative after a major Arizona Republican figure breaks ranks with a solo endorsement. If the field narrows to two candidates before July 21, the combined 30% challenger probability concentrates and creates a genuinely competitive primary. Wildcard Factor A Trump Truth Social post explicitly elevating Feely above Swoboda could reprice this market by 10 to 15 cents within hours. Equally, a high-profile controversy connecting Feely to negative national news before July 21 could trigger fast repositioning against $98,195 in moveable liquidity. Key macro factor: Trump's dual endorsement of both Feely and Swoboda prevents the field from treating Feely as the unchallenged MAGA standard-bearer, sustaining the 30% challenger probability. Market Timeline Nov 25, 2025, 9:51 PM Market Created Nov 25, 2025, 10:24 PM Market Opened Tuesday, Jul 21 Market Resolution Related Prediction Markets Moving Now Elon Musk # tweets July 25 - July 27, 2026? 40-64 81% Yes No 65-89 21% Yes No Read Article Moving Now How many Gold Cards will Trump sell in 2026? 1-100 51% Yes No 1k-2.5k 34% Yes No Read Article Moving Now Another critical Cloudflare incident by...? 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