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Trump's Next Press Secretary Is a Wide-Open Race With Alina Habba Narrowly Ahead

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Source: Kalshi market “Who will be Trump's next Press Secretary?”

Alina Habba: unlikely (17%)
Leading outcome Alina Habba 17% Unlikely · C
24h move ▼ 2.0 pts Alina Habba
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Where the money stands

Alina Habba 17% ▼ 2.0
Anna Kelly 16% 0.0
Jason Miller 14% ▼ 2.0
Roma Daravi 14% 0.0
Elizabeth Pipko 13% 0.0
Natalie Harp 12% 0.0
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