The 2028 Democratic vice presidential nomination remains highly uncertain, with traders assigning the highest implied probability to Gina Raimondo amid a wide-open field of current and former governors, senators, and national figures. Her position reflects her recent public comments weighing a presidential bid, combined with her record as Rhode Island governor and Biden commerce secretary. Other leading names such as Rahm Emanuel, Raphael Warnock, and Gretchen Whitmer draw support from their executive or Senate experience and donor networks, while lower probabilities for figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Pete Buttigieg track their primary visibility and polling among Democratic voters. No major convention or endorsement events have occurred yet, leaving outcomes sensitive to future primary results and the eventual presidential nominee’s selection process.