Investors in the next campaign for the Republican presidential nomination continue to fade Gov. Ron DeSantis.
As of Saturday morning, a maverick Congresswoman from Georgia essentially is even with the former presidential candidate who hasn’t ruled out another run for office, at least according to Polymarket.
A “yes” share for Marjorie Taylor Greene was priced on Saturday morning at 2.8 cents, a tenth of a penny higher than a DeSantis investment. By the afternoon, Greene slipped to 2.6 cents.
Both are far behind podcaster Tucker Carlson, for whom a yes share is 3.4 cents.
Investor interest in Greene comes as she says rumors of her interest in a run for President are “baseless gossip.”
However, she has emerged as a prominent critic of Congressional leadership as the federal government shutdown moves through its sixth week.
For DeSantis, the Polymarket numbers are the latest sign he would be a longshot should he join the race for the White House in 2028.
Polling released on Friday by Emerson College found him with just 2% support among Republicans nationally.
