Resolution Criteria
This market will resolve to the first year listed (2028, 2032, or 2036) in which a woman wins the Republican presidential primary process and becomes the party's nominee. Resolution will be based on the official Republican National Convention nomination.
The market will resolve N/A if:
- No woman wins the Republican nomination in any of the listed years 
- The Republican Party ceases to exist or fundamentally changes its nomination process 
- The U.S. presidential election system undergoes fundamental changes that eliminate primary elections 
For resolution purposes:
- The candidate must be legally and publicly identified as a woman at the time of nomination 
- The candidate must win the majority of delegates and be formally nominated at the Republican National Convention 
- Temporary or acting nominations do not count 
- Write-in campaigns or third-party nominations do not count 
Considerations
- Historical precedent suggests this would be a significant shift - no woman has ever won the Republican nomination 
- The Republican Party has traditionally had fewer women candidates in primaries compared to the Democratic Party 
- Primary dynamics can change significantly between election cycles, affecting the viability of different candidates 
- Party demographics and voter preferences may evolve over the specified timeframe