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US Democratic Presidential Nomination 2028

The 2028 US Democratic presidential nomination is the topic of an aggregate Market covering 51 potential selections. The listed selections include Josh Stein, Gavin Newsom, Kim Kardashian, Hunter Biden, Cory Booker, Andy Beshear, Ro Khanna, Phil Murphy, and 43 more.

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Sep 16, 2026, 23:30 UTC

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Democratic Presidential Nominee 2028

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Leading Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 18.3¢Polymarket

Closes Nov 07, 2028, 00:00 UTC51 listings

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Associated Press · Aug 15, 2026, 04:01 UTC

DNC approves 2028 Democratic primary calendar, putting South Carolina first

The Democratic National Committee approved a 2028 primary calendar beginning with South Carolina on January 22, followed by Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan and Virginia. The sequence prioritizes states with sizable Black, Latino and union electorates and establishes an early strategic path for the nomination contest.

This is an Event-wide development that changes the timing and geographic incentives facing the entire 2028 Democratic field. It may alter how traders assess every listed nominee selection, even though it does not provide candidate-specific evidence.

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Topic Brief

The 2028 US Democratic presidential nomination concerns which person will emerge as the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee. The supplied aggregate Market tracks this topic through 51 potential selections, including Josh Stein, Gavin Newsom, Kim Kardashian, Hunter Biden, Cory Booker, Andy Beshear, Ro Khanna, Phil Murphy, and 43 more. The current evidence identifies the nomination topic and the set of selections represented in the aggregate Market, but it does not provide a primary calendar, convention date, delegate process, official decision-maker, or other confirmed timing structure. Those process details should therefore be treated as unresolved in this Event draft rather than inferred from the Market. For a prediction-market reader, the central question is how the potential nominee field develops as the nomination contest becomes more defined. The aggregate Market provides a place to discover Markets associated with that field, while exact eligibility, resolution conditions, and other contract-specific details belong on the relevant Market pages. The named selections should be read as Market labels, not as a claim that any listed person has formally entered the race or currently holds a particular status. Additional evidence about official announcements, party procedures, or nomination decisions would provide the basis for future Event Updates and more specific topic coverage.