Bob Chew
Other candidate for Colorado U.S. Senate · general election Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026
Other Challenger
Bob Chew is running for Colorado U.S. Senate in the Nov. 3, 2026 general election and filed with the FEC with the party label “Other”. Polymarket’s market on whether an independent wins the race is at 0%. The campaign has reported raising $3.6M and had $235K in cash on hand through Oct. 14, 2026.
Prediction markets
No Kalshi market listed Bob Chew or an independent in this race as of .
bid 0.0¢ · ask 100.0¢ · last trade 0.0¢
“Will a candidate not listed above win the Colorado Senate race in 2026?”
This market asks whether any independent wins the race, and Bob Chew is the only independent in this race who has reported more than $100,000 to the FEC.
Source: Polymarket market colorado-senate-election-winner, contract 630678. Total volume $0. Read .
The whole race, as the markets price it
Colorado Senate Election Winner
| Outcome | Implied chance |
|---|---|
| John Hickenlooper (D) | Resolved YES |
| Mark Baisley (R) | Resolved NO |
| Person A | Resolved NO |
| Person B | Resolved NO |
| Person C | Resolved NO |
| Person D | Resolved NO |
| Person E | Resolved NO |
| Person F | Resolved NO |
| Person G | Resolved NO |
| Person H | Resolved NO |
| Person I | Resolved NO |
| Person J | Resolved NO |
| Other | Resolved NO |
Source: Polymarket colorado-senate-election-winner; read .
Campaign money
Source: FEC candidate summary S6CO00556 (bulk file weball26), reports through Oct. 14, 2026; file published . Figures cover the 2025–26 two-year period and include only what the campaign itself reported.
Money in this race
Candidates the race's prediction markets list, with what each campaign reported to the FEC.
| Party | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| John Hickenlooper | D | $9.5M | $1.6M |
| Bob Chew | I | $3.6M | $235K |
| Mark Baisley | R | $138K | $28K |
Source: FEC candidate summaries (bulk file weball26). Party labels from the FEC, or from the market where the FEC record has none.
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