Will James Talarico be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028
Liquidity-weighted aggregate sits at 8% across 9 Kalshi contracts.
Implied probability
Kalshi
8%
9 contracts
Polymarket
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not bound
Cross-venue gap
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single venue
24h move
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no pin
24h volume
$136K
9 contracts
Closes
Nov 7, 2028
822 days
30-day trend
Bracket families
9 clusters across 9 contracts.
These contracts were grouped by title similarity. The headline aggregate combines all clusters; verify the cluster you actually need before quoting a number.
Cluster 1
Will Gavin Newsom be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028
Will Gavin Newsom be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028?: Gavin Newsom
KXPRESNOMD-28-GN
Cluster 2
Will Pete Buttigieg be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028
Will Pete Buttigieg be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028?: Pete Buttigieg
KXPRESNOMD-28-PB
Cluster 3
Will Mark Kelly be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028
Will Mark Kelly be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028?: Mark Kelly
KXPRESNOMD-28-MK
Cluster 4
Will Josh Shapiro be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028
Will Josh Shapiro be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028?: Josh Shapiro
KXPRESNOMD-28-JS
Cluster 5
Will Kamala Harris be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028
Will Kamala Harris be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028?: Kamala Harris
KXPRESNOMD-28-KH
Cluster 6
Will J.B. Pritzker be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028
Will J.B. Pritzker be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028?: J.B. Pritzker
KXPRESNOMD-28-JBP
Cluster 7
Will Andy Beshear be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028
Will Andy Beshear be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028?: Andy Beshear
KXPRESNOMD-28-AB
Cluster 8
Will Jon Ossoff be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028
Will Jon Ossoff be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028?: Jon Ossoff
KXPRESNOMD-28-JOSS
Cluster 9
Will Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez be the Democratic Presidential nominee in 2028
Analysis
This probability represents a 8% estimated chance that Texas State Representative James Talarico becomes the Democratic nominee for the 2028 presidential election. The assessment reflects that while Talarico has served in the Texas legislature and maintains a progressive profile, he remains substantially less recognized nationally than leading contenders like Kamala Harris (9¢), Jon Ossoff (14¢), and Gavin Newsom (16¢). The probability could increase if Talarico gains significant national media attention, secures major endorsements, or successfully builds a campaign infrastructure. Conversely, it could decline if other Democratic figures consolidate support or if Talarico faces competitive pressures within his own state. The Democratic nomination process will crystallize through 2027 primary contests, early state campaigns, and party coalition-building, with Iowa caucuses and early primaries likely serving as key uncertainty-resolving events in late 2027 and early 2028.
- ›Talarico's national profile remains minimal compared to other candidates—he represents a single Texas state legislative district with limited prior statewide or federal office experience
- ›Trading volume and contract pricing across comparable candidates (Harris 9¢, Ossoff 14¢, Newsom 16¢) suggest market participants view him as a significantly longer-odds nominee
- ›No documented major national political organization, Super PAC backing, or significant fundraising base has been publicly associated with a Talarico presidential campaign
- ›Primary results from Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina between January-March 2028 will serve as the primary catalyst to validate or invalidate this probability estimate
- ›Talarico would need to demonstrate measurable movement in early-state polling or secure endorsements from established Democratic party figures to shift market pricing materially upward
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