Market · 20 of 43 outcomes
Will Bernie Sanders be the 2028 Democratic Vice-Presidential nominee?
Live Polymarket data as of Oct 12, 2026, 19:18 UTC. Not financial advice.
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None of the biggest holders bet both sides equally, so every account below is taking a side.
1 proven trader is on Yes, 0 on No. Proven = 100+ settled bets, makes $2+ per $100 bet, and beats the odds when holding to the end.
| Trader | Side | Shares | Bought at | Worth now | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x66e7…8bcd | No | 264 | 97.8¢ | $258 | Break-even+$0.83 per $100 · 22,975 bets |
| GUINESS1230x2f26…0d8f | No | 50 | 84.5¢ | $49 | Losing−$2.11 per $100 · 28,111 bets |
| AJSV0xad53…ef24 | Yes | 629 | 2.1¢ | $16 | Losing−$2.56 per $100 · 124,139 bets |
| JordanMooney0x5136…0e4f | No | 13 | 99.2¢ | $13 | Break-even+$0.38 per $100 · 13,173 bets |
| 0x42b3…c57e | Yes | 227 | 2.3¢ | $6 | — |
| 0xf85f…9800 | No | 5 | 97.0¢ | $5 | Break-even+$0.53 per $100 · 919 bets |
Shares = Yes minus No for each trader. Record counts every settled bet, including losses never cashed in. Polymarket's own contracts are left out.
US 2028 presidential race · 13 events · $63.7M in play
Exactly one of this event's 43 outcomes pays $1. Their prices add up to right now.
31 more outcomes in this event.
These 43 outcomes add up to 119.5¢. Only one can win, so a fair set adds up to about 100¢.