Democratic traders hold a clear edge in the 2028 presidential election market, reflecting broad consensus that the party benefits from an open contest after Donald Trump's second term concludes. Early polling averages show Kamala Harris and other Democratic contenders competitive in hypothetical matchups against Republican frontrunners like Vice President JD Vance, while the Democratic primary field remains wide with multiple viable options. Recent drops in individual candidate prices, such as Gavin Newsom's, have not shifted overall party probabilities, as traders weigh structural factors including midterm results, voter turnout patterns, and historical advantages for the opposition party in post-incumbent cycles. Upcoming primaries and legislative developments through 2027 could still alter positioning.
Résumé expérimental généré par IA à partir des données Polymarket. Ceci n'est pas un conseil de trading et ne joue aucun rôle dans la résolution de ce marché. · Mis à jourRepublicans hold midterm convention in Dallas, energizing party base ahead of 2028 race
Republican dips to 37%3%
The 2026 Republican National Convention was held in Dallas, Texas, on September 9-10, serving as a rally to energize Republican voters and prepare for upcoming elections. Vice President JD Vance remained a leading contender, but internal party fissures and competition among candidates caused uncertainty, contributing to a decline in Republican market prices.
Poll shows Kamala Harris leads Democratic primary with 29% support; JD Vance leads Republican primary with 43%
Democratic rises to 61%1%
A new poll released in early September 2026 showed former Vice President Kamala Harris holding a comfortable lead among likely Democratic primary voters, while JD Vance maintained a strong lead among Republican primary voters, reinforcing the Democratic market advantage and Republican consolidation.



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