@MF looks like these can resolve? the voting is complete, and they formally announced the nominee.

https://apnews.com/article/harris-democratic-presidential-nomination-eb43b6b346cc644b2d195315cb2bfb20

i think these are all NO? but you can determine what's running for nomination

Yes, thank you.

Somebody please link to an explanation. Why is she at 9%? I don't see anything!

@KevinBurke he is older than Biden.

But lucid

I’m not passing judgment, just adding names of people who are being discussed

@KevinBurke no judgement here, I just tagged you because it was automatic.

@robm but his ideas tho

Marianne Williamson has already announced her intention to vie for the nomination since Biden has stepped down. See her campaign website and X profile (also as reported by ABC).

https://marianne2024.com/

https://x.com/marwilliamson/status/1815109799400325392?s=46&t=zybbXJd-Wuw3GPfmbUSRLQ

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/live-updates/biden-drops-out-updates?id=112113289&entryId=112147114

I look forward to taking my message to the American people, and convincing Democratic delegates, that I am the best candidate to take us to victory in November.
-- Marianne Williamson

@costlySignal Both Harris and Williamson have announced their intent and should resolve YES.

The more the merrier

@costlySignal Gavin Newsom just endorsed Harris

I think the most likely outcome is that Kamala treats her nomination as a given, not something she's running for, trying to achieve with a possibility of failure.

In that case, she still resolves YES, right?

my intention is to earn and win this nomination

Her initial statement points to the latter.

Okay, thank you. So my question is moot (and my hot take wrong).

Good market

I think there is potential for the Uncommitted movement and other pro-Palestine groups to back an alternative candidate, and the first name that would come up would be Rashida Tlaib.

Created another related market. Who would win the nomination, conditional on throwing their hat in the ring?