Politics · TrumpPolymarket
Will Eric Trump win the 2028 Republican presidential nomination?
YES 0%NO 100%
Sen. Bill Cassidy, a critical Republican holdout, backs Todd Blanche for attorney general - NBC News
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Will Trump say "Biden" 3+ times during Friday roundtable?
YES 56%NO 44%
Rescuers Battled Extreme Weather Conditions During Medevac Mission in Antarctica - The New York Times
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Will the Republican Party win the MA-05 House seat?
YES 5%NO 95%
Sen. Bill Cassidy, a critical Republican holdout, backs Todd Blanche for attorney general - NBC News
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Will the Republican Party candidate win the 2026 Arkansas Senate election by 0%-5%?
YES 5%NO 95%
Sen. Bill Cassidy, a critical Republican holdout, backs Todd Blanche for attorney general - NBC News
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Will the Republicans win the Arkansas Senate race in 2026?
YES 94%NO 6%
Trump says voters are mad at other Republicans, not him, as midterms approach - Politico
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Will the Democratic Party win the WA-07 House seat?
YES 97%NO 3%
US appeals court blocks Trump’s $400 million White House ballroom project - Reuters
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Will Partido Social Democrático (PSD) hold the most seats as a result of the next Brazilian Senate election?
YES 1%NO 99%
Senate won't vote on crypto Clarity Act before its summer break - CoinDesk
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Will voter turnout be less than 76% in the 2026 New Zealand general election?
YES 3%NO 97%
Sen. Bill Cassidy, a critical Republican holdout, backs Todd Blanche for attorney general - NBC News
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