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  1. Senate

North Carolina Senate winner? (2028)

Resolves by winning party

Begins in 727 days · Nov 7, 8:00am EST

Chance

Democratic party
71%
▲ 5

Democratic party

71%
▲ 5

Republican party
Current incumbent: Ted Budd
29%
▼ 5

Republican party

Current incumbent: Ted Budd
29%
▼ 5

North Carolina Senate winner? (2028)
Democratic party

Democratic party

Odds
73% chance
Max payout
Nov 7, 2029
$0
$85,994 vol

AI Digest · Report says Rep. Don Davis eyes 2028 run against Sen. Ted Budd

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