Gavin Newsom leads trader consensus for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination at 24.4 percent amid a fragmented field where no candidate has formally declared. Early national and state polls, including February Emerson surveys showing him ahead, combined with his California governorship and recent high-profile donor support, have positioned him as the early frontrunner. Kamala Harris at 8.6 percent benefits from name recognition following her April National Action Network appearance, while Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez draws 8.6 percent from progressive activist energy. Key differentiators include executive experience for governors like Newsom, Shapiro, and Whitmer versus legislative profiles or national media presence for others. Consolidation ahead of 2026 midterms and initial primary polling will hinge on fundraising, voter outreach in early states, and responses to Republican governance.
Экспериментальная сводка, созданная ИИ на основе данных Polymarket. Это не является торговой рекомендацией и не влияет на то, как разрешается этот рынок. · ОбновленоDemocratic candidates Josh Shapiro and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez maintain low market prices amid ongoing controversies
Both Shapiro and Ocasio-Cortez's market prices remained low due to lingering controversies and challenges within the Democratic Party, reflecting skepticism about their 2028 nomination chances.
Zohran Mamdani sworn in as New York City mayor, pledges democratic socialism
Mamdani's inauguration as NYC mayor and his commitment to democratic socialism, supported by figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, highlighted the progressive wing's influence, impacting Ocasio-Cortez's market perception.
Poll shows Gavin Newsom leads Democratic field with 24% support for 2028 nomination
A late‑May poll of Democratic voters placed Newsom at 24% support, the highest among all potential nominees, reinforcing his market price increase to the endpoint of 24% and confirming his status as the market’s front‑runner.
Tom Steyer’s massive ad spend fails to boost his poll numbers
Gavin Newsom rises to 33%3%
Despite spending over $115 million on advertising in the California governor race, Steyer’s polling remained flat, signaling limited impact on national perception of Democratic leaders and contributing to a modest rise in Newsom’s price from 30% to 33% as he emerged as the clear front‑runner.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom delivers final State of the State speech
Gavin Newsom rises to 25%1%
Newsom's speech emphasized California as a model against federal overreach and highlighted his progressive record, reinforcing his stature as a 2028 presidential contender and supporting a moderate rise in his market price.
Eric Swalwell withdraws from governor race amid sexual assault allegations
Gavin Newsom dips to 24%3%
Swalwell’s exit removed a major competitor, allowing remaining candidates to consolidate support; the market prices for other front‑runners stabilized, with Newsom’s price edging up slightly to 24% by mid‑May.
Kamala Harris announces she will not run for 2028 Democratic nomination
Kamala Harris dips to 6%3%
Harris publicly confirmed she will not seek the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination, removing her from contention and causing her market price to fall from 9% to 6% as traders adjusted expectations.
Actors Awards 2026 nominees announced, highlighting films like 'One Battle After Another'
The announcement of major award nominees can influence cultural narratives and candidate endorsements, indirectly affecting market sentiment for candidates like Rahm Emanuel and Pete Buttigieg who have political ties to entertainment sectors.
Newsom’s budget shortfall deepens, prompting cuts to state programs
Gavin Newsom drops to 30%5%
Further analysis revealed the deficit could grow to $22 billion the following year, intensifying concerns over Newsom’s ability to manage the state’s finances. The news coincided with a 5‑point drop in Newsom’s price from 35% to 30% and reinforced the downward trend for other candidates.
Gavin Newsom faces criticism for vetoing menopause bill amid 2028 presidential speculation
Gavin Newsom jumps to 24%6%
Actress Halle Berry publicly criticized Governor Gavin Newsom for vetoing a menopause-related bill in California, framing it as devaluing women. This event brought attention to Newsom's policy decisions and affected his public image during speculation about his 2028 presidential run, influencing his market price.
Kamala Harris rebrands and relaunches campaign social media accounts
Kamala Harris rises to 9%4%
Kamala Harris relaunched and rebranded her campaign social media accounts, signaling renewed efforts to maintain political relevance and possibly influence the 2028 Democratic nomination race. This move was noted in the market but had limited impact on her odds.
Gov. Josh Shapiro alleges in memoir that Kamala Harris' team asked if he was an Israeli agent
Josh Shapiro plunges to 5%45%
Shapiro's memoir revelation about vetting questions from Harris' team may have damaged his and Harris' market prices due to perceived controversy and intra-party tensions.
Trump administration freezes child care funds to Minnesota amid fraud allegations
Andy Beshear dips to 3%4%
The freeze of federal funds in Minnesota, a state with Democratic leadership including Tim Walz, may have affected perceptions of Democratic governance and indirectly influenced related candidates' market prices.
Gavin Newsom criticizes European leaders and Trump diplomacy at Davos forum
Gavin Newsom rises to 37%2%
Newsom's blunt remarks at the World Economic Forum criticizing global leaders' handling of Trump and calling for stronger American leadership increased his national visibility and bolstered his presidential prospects.
Democratic National Committee plans major voter registration push targeting young and diverse voters
Gavin Newsom rises to 24%4%
The DNC's initiative to boost voter registration among key demographics may have improved prospects for candidates like Newsom, contributing to his price stability and gains.
Josh Shapiro alleges Kamala Harris' team questioned him about Israeli ties during 2024 vetting
Josh Shapiro plunges to 5%45%
In his memoir, Josh Shapiro revealed that Kamala Harris' vetting team asked if he had ever been an Israeli agent, a question he found offensive. This disclosure highlighted intra-party tensions and affected perceptions of Shapiro's candidacy, contributing to a decline in his market odds.
UN rights office cites widespread repression in Uganda before presidential election
While unrelated directly to the U.S. Democratic nomination, international political instability may have influenced broader political discourse and candidate positioning, indirectly affecting market sentiment.
Josh Shapiro sets Pennsylvania fundraising record with $30 million for reelection bid
Josh Shapiro plunges to 5%45%
Josh Shapiro announced a record-breaking $30 million campaign fund for his 2026 reelection, boosting his political profile and signaling strong support within the Democratic Party. This fundraising success likely contributed to market interest in his potential 2028 presidential prospects.
Gavin Newsom proposes shifting California education governance, increasing governor's power
Gavin Newsom jumps to 24%6%
Governor Newsom proposed reforms to California's K-12 education system, aiming to reduce the elected superintendent's role and increase the State Board of Education's and governor's control. This policy move highlighted Newsom's leadership style and ambitions, impacting his market standing.
Newsom delivers State of the State, touts education reforms
Gavin Newsom dips to 25%2%
In his final State of the State address, Newsom emphasized education and climate initiatives, briefly boosting his market price as the speech reinforced his policy credentials ahead of a potential presidential run.
Trump revokes Secret Service protection for Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris plunges to 6%33%
President Trump revoked Secret Service protection for former Vice President Kamala Harris, signaling political hostility and possibly affecting her perceived viability as a 2028 nominee, contributing to a decline in her market price.
Ethics watchdog questions intern hire by chief of staff to Georgia Senate candidate Mike Collins
Jon Ossoff plunges to 6%44%
Ethics concerns around Mike Collins, a Republican opponent of Jon Ossoff, may have indirectly affected Ossoff's market price by influencing perceptions of his electoral competition.
Bernie Sanders backs California billionaire tax, opposing Gov. Newsom
Gavin Newsom dips to 35%3%
Sanders’ public support for a billionaire tax opposed by Newsom highlighted intra‑party divisions, slightly dampening Newsom’s momentum and contributing to a modest price dip from 38% to 35% later in December.
Newsom warns of $2.9 billion budget shortfall in final year
Gavin Newsom dips to 35%2%
The announcement of a multibillion‑dollar deficit in Newsom’s last year as governor raised concerns about his fiscal management, prompting a modest decline in his market price as investors questioned his electability.
Eric Swalwell faces sexual assault allegations and suspends California governor campaign
Kamala Harris dips to 5%1%
Swalwell's campaign collapse following sexual assault allegations led to his withdrawal from the governor's race, reducing competition and shifting market support among Democratic candidates.
Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez’s fundraising shortfall disclosed
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez plunges to 10%40%
Financial disclosures revealed Ocasio‑Cortez’s campaign raised far less than anticipated, prompting a steep decline in her market price as investors doubted her viability for the 2028 ticket.
Rep. Eric Swalwell announces bid for California governor
Gavin Newsom rises to 20%2%
Swalwell, a former 2020 presidential candidate, entered the crowded race to succeed term-limited Gov. Gavin Newsom, initially boosting his profile as a potential 2028 presidential contender. This announcement likely increased his market odds early in the analysis window.
Newsom announces $2.9 billion budget deficit in his final year as governor
Gavin Newsom dips to 35%3%
The announcement of a multibillion‑dollar shortfall raised concerns about Newsom’s fiscal management, tempering enthusiasm for his presidential prospects and contributing to a modest pullback in his price from 38% to 35% while other candidates continued to lose ground.
Crowded California governor field fuels fears of Democratic vote split
Analysts warned that the large number of Democratic candidates for California governor could dilute support for any single contender, prompting speculation that the party’s national prospects were weakening. This narrative contributed to a sharp drop in the market prices of all listed candidates, with Kamala Harris falling from 9% to 4% and others similarly declining.
Supreme Court allows new California congressional map favoring Democrats
Gavin Newsom rises to 36%4%
The Court’s decision to keep a Democratic‑friendly map in place reinforced the party’s dominance in the state, indirectly supporting Newsom’s national ambitions and nudging his price upward to 36%.
Supreme Court allows new California congressional map favoring Democrats
The court’s decision secured Democratic‑leaning districts for the 2026 elections, reinforcing the perception that California Democrats, including potential presidential contenders, have structural advantages, which helped stabilize Newsom’s price after earlier volatility.
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoes California menopause‑care bill
Gavin Newsom dips to 34%2%
Newsom’s October veto of AB 432, a bill expanding insurance coverage for menopause treatment, drew criticism from actress Halle Berry and women's‑health advocates, raising doubts about his appeal to female voters and causing his market price to dip before rebounding later in the month.
California faces $2.9 billion budget deficit in Newsom’s final year
Gavin Newsom dips to 35%1%
The state’s budget office reported a $2.9 billion shortfall for the fiscal year, highlighting fiscal challenges for Newsom’s administration. The deficit raised doubts about his fiscal stewardship, pulling Newsom’s price down from 36% to 35% and further dampening enthusiasm for other Democratic hopefuls.
Gavin Newsom vetoes menopause bill, drawing criticism from women's rights advocates
Gavin Newsom dips to 35%1%
Newsom's veto of the menopause-related insurance coverage bill sparked criticism from prominent figures like Halle Berry, potentially affecting his support among women voters and slightly impacting his market probability.
Gov. Gavin Newsom touts California as a national blueprint in final State of the State address
Gavin Newsom jumps to 32%13%
Newsom used his September State of the State speech to position California as a model for the nation and hinted at a 2028 presidential run, boosting his visibility and perceived electability, which pushed his market price from 19% to 32%.
Gov. Gavin Newsom delivers State of the State address, touts California as a national model
Gavin Newsom jumps to 32%14%
Newsom’s speech highlighted his record and hinted at a 2028 presidential run, raising his visibility and perceived electability, which coincided with a rise in his market price from 18% to 32% in early September.
Josh Shapiro raises $30 million, setting Pennsylvania fundraising record
Josh Shapiro plunges to 6%44%
Shapiro’s massive fundraising haul highlighted his national profile but also underscored his focus on Pennsylvania, causing market participants to shift away from his 2028 presidential prospects.
Gov. Newsom vetoes menopause‑care bill, drawing criticism from celebrities
Gavin Newsom dips to 36%2%
Newsom vetoed AB 432, a bill expanding insurance coverage for menopause care. Actress Halle Berry publicly condemned the veto, portraying Newsom as out‑of‑touch on women’s health, which contributed to a price dip from 38% to 36% for Newsom and a broader decline for other candidates as the focus shifted to his policy decisions.
Bernie Sanders backs California billionaire‑tax proposal, Newsom opposes
Gavin Newsom drops to 27%7%
Sanders’ high‑profile visit to champion a proposed wealth tax put Newsom in direct opposition, highlighting intra‑party conflict and slightly lowering his market price while also dragging down other candidates perceived as aligned with the establishment.
Gavin Newsom’s State of the State speech emphasizes California as a national model
Gavin Newsom rises to 20%2%
Newsom used his August State of the State address to portray California as a blueprint for the nation and hinted at a 2028 presidential run, raising his national profile and lifting his market price from 18% to 20%.
President Trump attacks Gov. Newsom’s dyslexia, calling him “stupid”
Gavin Newsom dips to 35%1%
Trump’s personal insults against Newsom drew national attention and polarized voters; the controversy briefly lifted Newsom’s profile but also prompted backlash that slowed his price rise, contributing to a dip from 36% to 35% the following week.
Gavin Newsom touts California as a national blueprint in State of the State address
Gavin Newsom rises to 20%2%
Newsom’s high‑visibility speech positioning California as a model for the nation raised his national profile and suggested a 2028 presidential run, boosting his market price from 18% to 20%.
Eric Swalwell launches California governor bid on national TV
Gavin Newsom rises to 20%2%
Swalwell’s high‑profile announcement on Jimmy Kimmel Live! added a prominent contender to the race, drawing attention away from other Democrats and contributing to early price volatility for Newsom and his rivals.
Eric Swalwell announces bid for California governor, expanding crowded Democratic field
Swalwell’s entry added another high‑profile candidate, intensifying competition and contributing to a sharp drop in the market prices of other potential nominees, including Kamala Harris (down to 6%) and Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez (down to 16%).
Eric Swalwell announces bid for California governor, highlighting fight against Trump
Gavin Newsom rises to 20%2%
Swalwell's entry into the California governor race as a Democrat and vocal Trump critic initially raised his profile, impacting market perceptions of Democratic contenders including Newsom and others in the crowded field.
Supreme Court upholds California’s new congressional map
Gavin Newsom rises to 36%4%
The Court’s decision to keep the new map, which could flip several House seats, reinforced Newsom’s redistricting strategy and boosted confidence in his statewide leadership, nudging his price upward while other candidates saw little change.
Bernie Sanders backs California billionaire wealth tax, clashes with Gov. Newsom
Gavin Newsom rises to 20%2%
Sen. Bernie Sanders visited Los Angeles to promote a proposed state wealth tax, directly opposing Gov. Gavin Newsom. The high‑profile showdown raised Newsom’s national profile and boosted his perceived viability as a 2028 presidential candidate, lifting his market price from 18% to 20%.
Gavin Newsom delivers final in-person State of the State speech highlighting California as national model
Gavin Newsom jumps to 24%6%
Newsom used his final State of the State address to tout California's progressive policies and position himself as a national leader, boosting his profile as a 2028 presidential contender and increasing market confidence in his nomination chances.













































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