Will Donald J. Trump be the nominee for the Presidency for the Republican party
Liquidity-weighted aggregate sits at 13% across 6 Kalshi contracts.
Implied probability
Kalshi
13%
6 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
$24K
6 contracts
Closes
Nov 7, 2028
886 days
30-day trend
Bracket families
6 clusters across 6 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 Donald J. Trump Jr. be the nominee for the Presidency for the Republican party
Cluster 2
Will Marco Rubio be the nominee for the Presidency for the Republican party
Will Marco Rubio be the nominee for the Presidency for the Republican party?: Marco Rubio
KXPRESNOMR-28-MR
Cluster 3
Will Ron DeSantis be the nominee for the Presidency for the Republican party
Will Ron DeSantis be the nominee for the Presidency for the Republican party?: Ron DeSantis
KXPRESNOMR-28-RDS
Cluster 4
Will J.D. Vance be the nominee for the Presidency for the Republican party
Will J.D. Vance be the nominee for the Presidency for the Republican party?: J.D. Vance
KXPRESNOMR-28-JDV
Cluster 5
Will Tucker Carlson be the nominee for the Presidency for the Republican party
Will Tucker Carlson be the nominee for the Presidency for the Republican party?: Tucker Carlson
KXPRESNOMR-28-TCAR
Cluster 6
Will Thomas Massie be the nominee for the Presidency for the Republican party
Will Thomas Massie be the nominee for the Presidency for the Republican party?: Thomas Massie
KXPRESNOMR-28-TMAS
Analysis
This probability reflects the current market assessment that Donald J. Trump has a 14% chance of becoming the Republican Party's presidential nominee. The low probability suggests markets are pricing in significant headwinds for a Trump nomination, likely reflecting his current legal situation, age considerations, and potential party preferences for alternative candidates. Key factors that could move this probability include changes in his legal status, shifts in Republican primary endorsements, or major statements from party leadership. The outcome will ultimately be determined by delegate counts and formal nomination voting at the Republican National Convention, with the nomination process timeline extending through summer 2026.
- ›Trump's current legal exposure and any major developments in ongoing cases that could affect his electability calculus
- ›Republican primary results and delegate commitments, which would indicate party preference among voters
- ›Public statements from major Republican figures regarding their preferred nominee and whether they actively support or oppose Trump
- ›Historical precedent regarding candidates facing legal challenges seeking major party nominations in modern primary contests
- ›Convention delegate allocation rules and whether any rule changes are proposed that could affect nomination outcomes
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