Will there be a robust third party movement in America that impacts the 2024 Presidential race?
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Inspired by Nate Silver's tweet:


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Any one of the following of what Nate counts as impact:

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#🇺🇸 2024 US Presidential Election
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Withdrawn (from 10 relevant states)

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https://manifold.markets/GabrielTellez/which-nonmajor-candidate-for-us-pre?r=R2FicmllbFRlbGxleg

bought Ṁ100 YES

That last bullet (playing spoiler) is looking a lot more likely these days.

With the news about No Labels being a potential spoiler and seemingly having enough support to fit the criteria, maybe this should be a little higher. Of course, that all depends on whether they actually run a candidate.

predicts YES

See also

predicts YES

@StevenK Oops, looks like it didn't embed. See also

predicts YES

@StevenK Are you spamming this?

predicts YES

@StevenK I was trying to link this market, which seems relevant to me and not spam, but I think there may be a bug with the embedding.

predicts YES

@StevenK Yes, I am simply joking about it! 🤣 Appreciate the sharing and thank you.

How does this resolve if there's an independent candidate who meets one of the criteria, instead of a third party candidate?

@ManifoldMarkets I have the same question.

Primarily risk aversion/arbitrage from betting down the Forward 2024 market
predicts YES
https://manifold.markets/MattP/will-the-presidential-candidate-fro
No electoral college+Approval voting would be very beneficial to 3rd parties.
Does Trump count? It'd be much like the 1912 election.

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