Resolves to whoever is nominated as the Democratic Party's U.S. presidential candidate at the Democratic National Convention in 2028.
@DylanSlagh My suspicion is that she's not going to run in 2028, because she's going to try and replace Schumer when his term ends that year.
@Marnix then again, this is kind of wild. maybe she'll set her sights higher https://bsky.app/profile/aoc.bsky.social/post/3lkwlajfsbs24
Is the distinction between 'Democratic nominee's and 'Democrat nominee's the point of this market? I assume it's recognized that, in the U.S. political system, a "democratic nominee" refers to someone selected through any democratic process (voting by citizens or representatives), while a "Democrat nominee" specifically means the candidate chosen to represent the Democratic Party in an election. It's a subtle but very important distinction. Is this intentional? Or, is this a joke?