Incumbent Republican Jim Risch faces independent Todd Achilles and minor-party challengers in the November 3, 2026, Idaho U.S. Senate contest. Idaho's consistent Republican voting patterns and Risch's primary performance and fundraising edge support expectations of a GOP victory, yet recent polls show Achilles drawing substantial support in head-to-head or multi-candidate scenarios, including some surveys placing the independent near or ahead of the incumbent. This volatility, combined with Achilles's stated refusal to caucus with either major party and the withdrawal of the Democratic nominee, has produced wide dispersion across possible victory margins in trader pricing. The leading "Other" outcome and spread among Republican margin buckets reflect uncertainty over whether the final result will fall inside or outside the listed ranges, with late-campaign events and turnout among independents likely to influence the exact spread.
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