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Will Mark Kelly win the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination?

Politics · Polymarket · 559668 · updated 13:23:02

Market price

YES 2¢ / 2¢
2¢ 0.0¢
NO
98¢
Last 60 snapshots · 12:16:53 → 13:23:02
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Cross-venue comparison

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KalshiWill Mark Kelly be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028?YES 4¢ (4¢/4¢)
hard · reviewed confidence 100 · auto: event_sim=100 best_market_sim=100 close_diff=0dAll-in 98¢ · pre-fee spread 2¢
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KalshiWill Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Mark Kelly be the 2028 Democratic Presidential ticket?YES 3¢ (0¢/2¢)
pending review confidence 87.5 · auto: event_sim=75 best_market_sim=100 close_diff=0d
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KalshiWill Gavin Newsom and Mark Kelly be the 2028 Democratic Presidential ticket?YES 1¢ (1¢/2¢)
pending review confidence 87.5 · auto: event_sim=75 best_market_sim=100 close_diff=0d
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KalshiWill Mark Kelly be the nominee for the Vice Presidency for the Democratic party?YES 5¢ (4¢/5¢)
pending review confidence 87.5 · auto: event_sim=75 best_market_sim=100 close_diff=0dAll-in 98¢ · pre-fee spread 2¢
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Resolution rules

This market will resolve to “Yes” if the named individual wins and accepts the 2028 nomination of the Democratic Party for U.S. president. Otherwise, this market will resolve to “No”. The resolution source for this market will be a consensus of official Democratic Party sources. Any replacement of the democratic nominee before election day will not change the resolution of the market.

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