
Presidential Election Winner 2028
- JD Vance
- 23%
- +1.7
- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
- 14%
- +1.5
- Marco Rubio
- 11%
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- Jon Ossoff
- 10%
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- Gavin Newsom
- 8%
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- Kamala Harris
- 4%
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- Pete Buttigieg
- 2%
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- Josh Shapiro
- 2%
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- Donald Trump
- 2%
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- Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson
- 2%
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- Mark Kelly
- 1%
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- Ron DeSantis
- 1%
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- Tucker Carlson
- 1%
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- Andy Beshear
- 1%
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- Ro Khanna
- 1%
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- Thomas Massie
- 1%
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- Greg Abbott
- 1%
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- Wes Moore
- 1%
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- Donald Trump Jr.
- 1%
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- Glenn Youngkin
- 1%
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- Elon Musk
- 1%
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- Jamie Dimon
- 1%
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- James Talarico
- 1%
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- Nikki Haley
- 1%
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- Michelle Obama
- 1%
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- Gretchen Whitmer
- 0%
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- Ivanka Trump
- 0%
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- JB Pritzker
- 0%
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- Tulsi Gabbard
- 0%
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- Raphael Warnock
- 0%
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- Stephen Smith
- 0%
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- Tim Walz
- 0%
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- Vivek Ramaswamy
- 0%
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- LeBron James
- 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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- Elissa Slotkin
- 0%
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- Adam Schiff
- 0%
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- Josh Stein
- 0%
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- Tim Scott
- 0%
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- Doug Burgum
- 0%
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- Tom Cotton
- 0%
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- Rick Scott
- 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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- Alex Padilla
- 0%
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- Candace Owens
- 0%
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- Mike Johnson
- 0%
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- John N. Kennedy
- 0%
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Traders currently price "JD Vance" at 23% for "Presidential Election Winner 2028". Over the past 24 hours that probability moved up 1.7 points. Full distribution: JD Vance 23%, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 14%, Marco Rubio 11%, Jon Ossoff 10%. The market has traded $691.8M in total volume and resolves Nov 7, 2028. The 2028 presidential field remains wide open following the 22nd Amendment's term limit on the incumbent, with no major candidates formally declared ahead of the November 2026 midterms. Trader consensus assigns JD Vance the highest probability due to his position as vice president and consistent leads in Republican primary polling, though Marco Rubio has narrowed the gap as a cabinet rival with foreign policy experience. On the Democratic side, a crowded field of governors, senators, and House members—including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Jon Ossoff, Gavin Newsom, and Kamala Harris—keeps probabilities dispersed, as early surveys show shifting support and no clear frontrunner. This pre-primary uncertainty, combined with upcoming midterm results that could reshape party dynamics, sustains the tight distribution across contenders.
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