The MA-08 Democratic primary on September 1 remains closely contested because incumbent Stephen Lynch’s 25 years of seniority, constituent service record, and institutional union backing offset challenger Patrick Roath’s stronger individual fundraising—more than $1.1 million without corporate PACs—plus endorsements from former Governor Deval Patrick, the Boston Teachers Union, and Leaders We Deserve. A mid-August League of Women Voters forum highlighted the divide, with Roath attacking Lynch’s corporate ties and Lynch criticizing Roath’s private-sector legal work. Recent polling shows the race tightening to roughly 50-43 with 7 percent undecided, reflecting voter sensitivity to biographical contrasts and broader anti-incumbent sentiment in Democratic primaries. Voter registration closes August 22 and early voting runs through August 28, leaving limited time for either campaign to consolidate support before ballots are cast.
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Patrick Roath 51%
Stephen Lynch 50%
Andrew Zylberfink <1%
$17,232 Vol.
$17,232 Vol.

Patrick Roath
51%

Stephen Lynch
50%

Andrew Zylberfink
<1%
Patrick Roath 51%
Stephen Lynch 50%
Andrew Zylberfink <1%
$17,232 Vol.
$17,232 Vol.

Patrick Roath
51%

Stephen Lynch
50%

Andrew Zylberfink
<1%
If no nominee is announced by November 3, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to "Other".
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0x69c47De9D...If no nominee is announced by November 3, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to "Other".
The resolution source for this market will be a consensus of official Democrat sources, including https://democrats.org/.
Any replacement of the nominee before election day will not change the resolution of the market.
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0x69c47De9D...The MA-08 Democratic primary on September 1 remains closely contested because incumbent Stephen Lynch’s 25 years of seniority, constituent service record, and institutional union backing offset challenger Patrick Roath’s stronger individual fundraising—more than $1.1 million without corporate PACs—plus endorsements from former Governor Deval Patrick, the Boston Teachers Union, and Leaders We Deserve. A mid-August League of Women Voters forum highlighted the divide, with Roath attacking Lynch’s corporate ties and Lynch criticizing Roath’s private-sector legal work. Recent polling shows the race tightening to roughly 50-43 with 7 percent undecided, reflecting voter sensitivity to biographical contrasts and broader anti-incumbent sentiment in Democratic primaries. Voter registration closes August 22 and early voting runs through August 28, leaving limited time for either campaign to consolidate support before ballots are cast.
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