Warnock 2028 Democratic nomination long shot draws $335.6K at 1.7c

Raphael Warnock’s contract to win the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination stood at 1.7c, up 0.4 points over 24 hours, according to the supplied market summary. The increase left him priced as a long shot despite $335.6K in reported trading volume.

Activity behind the move

Reported liquidity was $379.2K. That figure measures a different aspect of the market from trading volume: neither number, by itself, establishes why the price rose or whether the move will persist.

According to polymarkettrader.com, the Warnock contract appeared in its watchlist of markets showing 24-hour price changes. The site’s snapshot was generated from the Polymarket Gamma API at 2026-10-13 13:42 UTC, earlier than the supplied publication time of Oct 13, 2026 · 2:54 PM ET.

Limits of the snapshot

The provided source extract lists the Warnock nomination question but does not display its numerical market row. The price, change, volume and liquidity figures therefore come from the supplied headline and summary, rather than a visible table entry in the extract.

PolymarketTrader describes its watchlist as a screening tool based on public market data. The supplied material identifies no Warnock-specific news catalyst for the increase, limiting what can be inferred about the political significance of the trading activity.

What it means for prediction markets

• Low price, positive movement: The 0.4-point rise did not change Warnock’s long-shot pricing at 1.7c.
• Activity is not an explanation: $335.6K in reported volume and $379.2K in liquidity provide market context, but do not establish a catalyst.
• Timing matters: The source is a dated snapshot, not a live quote; the supplied extract also leaves the numerical row unavailable for direct verification.