US Presidential Election Winner in 2028 JD Vance: real money 28%, play money 25% Gavin Newsom: real money 28%, play money 22% Marco Rubio: real money 26%, play money 19% Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: real money 9%, play money 10% Kamala Harris: real money 9%, play money 7% Volume: real money 0, play money 31559.63262689 Bettors: real money 0, play money 21 Categories: Politics, USA, 2028 Elections Related markets Brazil’s Next President Elect (ID: 233774) Volume: real 23643.29445345, play 1108345.34391142 Bettors: real 138, play 269 Leading (real money): Lula 50% Leading (play money): Lula 60% Trump to serve his full term? (ID: 198250) Volume: real 2715.2344096, play 116466.23915531 Bettors: real 39, play 212 Leading (real money): Trump to serve his full term? 93% Leading (play money): Trump to serve his full term? 71% Will Trump be impeached in his second term? (ID: 212720) Volume: real 3246.73501219, play 138456.22057252 Bettors: real 30, play 210 Leading (real money): Will Trump be impeached in his second term? 2% Leading (play money): Will Trump be impeached in his second term? 47%

US Presidential Election Winner in 2028

Market Rules

This set of markets predicts the winner of the November 7, 2028, U.S. presidential general election. Each market below corresponds to one candidate, of which exactly one will resolve "Yes".

Resolution is intended to occur within days of election day, not to wait for Electoral College certification. The Primary Designated Source is the Associated Press presidential race call. Resolution is triggered as soon as the AP has called the race and at least two of the following also call the same winner: Reuters, Fox News, The New York Times.

In the case of a major discrepancy between these sources that persists beyond seven days after election day, resolution will instead be based on the aggregate of official state-certified results from each state's Secretary of State office, determining which candidate holds a majority of Electoral College votes. Once resolved under this mechanism, the resolution is final and irrevocable — subsequent recounts, lawsuits, certification disputes, Electoral College defections, or congressional actions on January 6, 2029, will not reopen the resolution.

If the election is canceled, postponed, or the above mechanism can determine no winner by December 15, 2028, Futuur may consider whether to postpone the markets' resolution, or to resolve all candidate markets to "No.

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