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Presidential Election Winner 2028

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Current leader
JD Vance 24%
Largest 24h move
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez -4%
24h volume
1.9M
Liquidity
64.3M

Top candidates

52 outcomes

JD Vance

24%

+1% 24h

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

13%

-4% 24h

Marco Rubio

11%

-0% 24h

Jon Ossoff

10%

+2% 24h

Gavin Newsom

9%

-0% 24h

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Kamala Harris

4%

+0%

Josh Shapiro

3%

0%

Pete Buttigieg

2%

0%

Donald Trump

2%

0%

Ron DeSantis

1%

+0%

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson

1%

0%

Tucker Carlson

1%

0%

Thomas Massie

1%

0%

Mark Kelly

1%

0%

Andy Beshear

1%

0%

Donald Trump Jr.

1%

0%

Ro Khanna

1%

0%

Greg Abbott

1%

0%

Wes Moore

1%

0%

Glenn Youngkin

1%

0%

Elon Musk

1%

0%

Michelle Obama

1%

0%

Jamie Dimon

1%

0%

James Talarico

1%

0%

Nikki Haley

1%

0%

Ivanka Trump

1%

0%

Gretchen Whitmer

0%

0%

JB Pritzker

0%

0%

Stephen Smith

0%

0%

Tulsi Gabbard

0%

0%

Pete Hegseth

0%

0%

Raphael Warnock

0%

0%

Tim Walz

0%

0%

Vivek Ramaswamy

0%

0%

LeBron James

0%

0%

Kim Kardashian

0%

0%

Zohran Mamdani

0%

0%

Eric Trump

0%

0%

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

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Alex Padilla

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Candace Owens

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Mike Johnson

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John N. Kennedy

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Candidate probability over time

Story so far

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Jon Ossoff’s 2028 presidential Yes market moved up sharply over the latest 24-hour window, rising from 5.6% to 8.85%. The move lined up with reporting that Ossoff reiterated he is not running in 2028, but the available source only confirms the news event and does not establish causality.

No major update has changed the story in 59 days.

Latest update

Jon Ossoff’s 2028 presidential market rises after reporting on his public denial

Jon Ossoff’s 2028 presidential Yes price moved from 5.6% to 8.85% over the latest 24-hour window. The move coincided with coverage of Ossoff reiterating that he is not running in 2028, but the source only supports the news event, not a confirmed causal link.

Why this matters

Market moves can show where expectations are changing. PolySays adds the source trail so the price is not treated as proof on its own.

Known catalysts

  • Coverage of Ossoff publicly denying that he is running in 2028 may have coincided with the move, but a causal link is not confirmed.
  • Polymarket-reported 24-hour price change was cited as the immediate market movement context.

Unresolved questions

  • Whether the odds surge is driven by new information beyond the denial coverage.
  • Whether the market is reacting to interpretation, attention, or unrelated trading activity.
  • Whether the current price level persists after this 24-hour window.

People and institutions to watch

Jon OssoffPolymarket2028 presidential market

Source trail

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Living timeline

Significant updates

  1. Polymarket data shows the Jon Ossoff 2028 presidential Yes contract rose from 0.056 to 0.0885, a 3.25-point increase, over the 24-hour window from 2026-06-30T11:00:05.447Z to 2026-07-01T11:00:05.447Z. A Google News RSS item from USA Today, published on 2026-06-30, reported that Ossoff doubled down amid rumors and said he was not running for president in 2028. The market move lines up with that coverage, but the available source does not prove the article caused the spike. The safest read is that the denial became part of the day’s news flow while the contract still traded higher.

    What changed

    Ossoff’s 2028 presidential Yes price climbed 3.25 points, from 5.6% to 8.85%, in the reported 24-hour period.

    What to watch next

    Watch for any follow-up reporting from Ossoff, new campaign signaling, or additional candidate-specific coverage that could keep shaping this market.

    Sources

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