@ZaneMiller Why is Gabbard so high? Something she said in her confirmation hearing?

@Kraalnaxx I have no clue why the sudden spike. but she ran for president in 2020, she joined the Republican party, and RFK Jr. and others have talked about her as a future presidential candidate, so I think she probably plans to run again at some point.

@traders parallel markets can be found here:

Arb:
/jks/during-which-election-will-dwayne-t

8%? Can anyone explain why it is so low?

@vibhav once someone is the nominee, they're rarely given a second chance if they lose. Trump is the exception here, but see Clinton, Romney, McCain, Kerry, Gore, Bush, Dukakis, Mondale, Carter, etc. Nixon was the last exception, but there's a strong prior in both parties for not bringing back a losing candidate.

@robm Is the chance that low that she won't even attempt running?

@vibhav I think so. Especially since she ran in 2020 as well.

Tulsi's running. RFK practically endorsed her a couple days ago, and now she joined the Republican party.

He is not eligible to run for president.

@PlasmaBallin Ted Cruz ran in 2016

@PlasmaBallin he is not currently eligible

@jks Ted Cruz was a natural-born citizen. Elon Musk is not.

@jim Unlikely that the requirement will change in just four years though

@PlasmaBallin he'll become president if he has to

@PlasmaBallin Ah, thank you. I was missing the distinction between "natural-born" and "naturalized".

@PlasmaBallin Cenk Uygur "ran" in 2024 despite being born in Turkey and is at 34% here.

Not sure the resolution criteria

@ChinmayTheMathGuy Good point, I guess you technically don't have to eligible to become president in order to run

jd vance bump

upgraded to basic

Does an exploratory committee count as running? Or an official announcement?

@nikki i think it would need to be more than exploratory , an announcement seems good

haley's out! bumping

vermin has one more in him i believe!