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Democrats win 2028 US election?

67 % +0.00% day

A Polymarket contract paying out if the Democratic nominee wins the 2028 US presidential election. Prices trade between 0 and 100 and are read as the cost of that bet, not a poll of voters.

Sep 14 · 67.00 % · +13.6% vs the window’s open

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