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The White House Has No Clear Heir Apparent for Press Secretary

By Priced In News Staff

Source: Polymarket market “Next Press Secretary?”

Scott Jennings: unlikely (16%)
Leading outcome Scott Jennings 16% Unlikely · C probably not → unlikely venues disagree 23.4pp
24h move ▼ 1.0 pts Scott Jennings
Traded 24h $82K $98K all time
Resolves by 2028-01-01
Source markets 3 2/3 markets agree

Where the money stands

Scott Jennings 16% ▼ 1.0
Anna Kelly 12% ▼ 5.0
Spencer Pratt 8% ▼ 9.0
Maria Bartiromo 6% ▲ 3.1
Elizabeth Pipko 6% ▼ 11.4
Alina Habba 4% ▼ 16.1

Source markets for this story

Who will be Trump's next Press Secretary? Kalshi · Scott Jennings 18%
Next Press Secretary announced by...? Polymarket · December 31 80% · -3.0 24h
Next Press Secretary? Polymarket · Scott Jennings 16% · -1.0 24h
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