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Ossoff tops Kalshi’s Democratic nomination market as venue prices diverge

DOXA lists the 2028 Democratic presidential nominee market as the most liquid politics market in its latest snapshot. Polymarket prices Ossoff at 27.3 percent, with 257.1 million dollars traded on that venue.

Jon Ossoff leads Kalshi’s market for the 2028 Democratic presidential nominee at 24 percent, according to DOXA’s snapshot published Nov 6, 2026 at 2:45 PM ET. The market has recorded 263.6 million dollars in trading.

Two venues, different prices

Polymarket prices Ossoff at 27.3 percent, according to DOXA. Trading in the nomination market on that venue totals 257.1 million dollars.

The snapshot therefore places Ossoff at a higher price on Polymarket, while Kalshi has the larger reported trading total. Both figures describe the nomination market, rather than the presidential election itself.

Liquidity in focus

DOXA identifies the 2028 Democratic presidential nominee market as the most liquid politics market in its latest snapshot. That ranking accompanies substantial reported turnover on both venues, but the supplied summary does not explain how DOXA measures liquidity.

The figures provide a point-in-time comparison. Without earlier prices or trading totals in the supplied material, they do not establish whether Ossoff’s position or market activity has recently strengthened.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Venue differences matter: Ossoff’s 24 percent price on Kalshi and 27.3 percent price on Polymarket offer different readings of his nomination prospects.
  • Leadership is not certainty: His lead on Kalshi does not amount to a majority probability of winning the nomination.
  • Turnover has limits: The reported trading totals and DOXA’s liquidity ranking do not, by themselves, establish current spreads or the depth available at quoted prices.
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