
Presidential Election Winner 2028
- JD Vance
- 23%
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- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
- 13%
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- Marco Rubio
- 13%
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- Jon Ossoff
- 9%
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- Gavin Newsom
- 9%
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- Kamala Harris
- 4%
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- Josh Shapiro
- 3%
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- Pete Buttigieg
- 2%
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- Tucker Carlson
- 2%
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- Donald Trump
- 2%
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- Ron DeSantis
- 1%
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- Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson
- 1%
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- Thomas Massie
- 1%
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- Andy Beshear
- 1%
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- Ro Khanna
- 1%
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- Donald Trump Jr.
- 1%
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- Mark Kelly
- 1%
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- Greg Abbott
- 1%
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- Wes Moore
- 1%
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- Glenn Youngkin
- 1%
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- Elon Musk
- 1%
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- Michelle Obama
- 1%
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- Jamie Dimon
- 1%
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- Nikki Haley
- 1%
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- James Talarico
- 1%
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- Ivanka Trump
- 0%
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- Gretchen Whitmer
- 0%
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- JB Pritzker
- 0%
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- Stephen Smith
- 0%
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- Tulsi Gabbard
- 0%
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- Vivek Ramaswamy
- 0%
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- Kim Kardashian
- 0%
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- Zohran Mamdani
- 0%
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- Eric Trump
- 0%
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- Pete Hegseth
- 0%
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- Tim Walz
- 0%
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- LeBron James
- 0%
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- Jalen Brunson
- 0%
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- Abigail Spanberger
- 0%
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- Hakeem Jeffries
- 0%
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- Elissa Slotkin
- 0%
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- Adam Schiff
- 0%
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- Josh Stein
- 0%
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- Alex Padilla
- 0%
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- Candace Owens
- 0%
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- Tim Scott
- 0%
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- Mike Johnson
- 0%
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- Doug Burgum
- 0%
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- Tom Cotton
- 0%
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- John N. Kennedy
- 0%
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- Rick Scott
- 0%
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- Raphael Warnock
- 0%
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Traders currently price "JD Vance" at 23% for "Presidential Election Winner 2028". Full distribution: JD Vance 23%, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 13%, Marco Rubio 13%, Jon Ossoff 9%. The market has traded $684.8M in total volume and resolves Nov 7, 2028. In the early stages of the 2028 presidential cycle, the absence of declared candidates from either major party and the wide-open Democratic primary have kept trader probabilities fragmented across more than a dozen contenders. JD Vance holds the top position due to his vice-presidential role and reported private encouragement from President Trump, though Marco Rubio remains a close intra-party rival amid ongoing succession discussions. On the Democratic side, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Gavin Newsom, and Jon Ossoff cluster near the front because no single figure has consolidated support ahead of primaries scheduled to begin in early 2028. The November 2026 midterms and subsequent polling shifts in key states could alter these implied probabilities by clarifying party momentum and fundraising trajectories.
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