Which party will win the 2028 presidential election in North Dakota?

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What are the current odds for Which party will win the 2028 presidential election in North Dakota??

Manifold Markets prices Republicans at 89.7% as of November 5, 2026.

When does Which party will win the 2028 presidential election in North Dakota? resolve?

Which party will win the 2028 presidential election in North Dakota? is scheduled to resolve on November 7, 2028.

How is Which party will win the 2028 presidential election in North Dakota? settled?

Manifold Markets settles this market as follows: Resolves yes to whoever the associated press declares the winner of this state in the 2028 us presidential election.

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• Democratic party+2.9pt96.8%
• Republican party-2.8pt3.6%

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Mississippi Senate winner?

• Scott Colom+2.0pt97.4%
• Cindy Hyde-Smith-1.6pt2.6%

Total Vol

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24h Vol

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2028 Democratic presidential nominee

• Jon Ossoff-1.0pt25.5%
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez13.5%
• Gavin Newsom12.5%

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2028 Republican presidential nominee

• J.D. Vance+3.0pt34.5%
• Marco Rubio-1.0pt20.5%
• Ron DeSantis+2.0pt

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• Moody, 2+ pts99%
• Moody, 6+ pts+1.2pt0.7%

POLYMARKET

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• Jon Ossoff+0.1pt26%
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez+2.8pt17%
• Gavin Newsom-1.4pt13%

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