Politics prediction markets

Track elections, policy decisions, geopolitical outcomes, and public institutional events through binary markets with clear resolution rules.

  1. Will Gyanesh Kumar resign as Chief Election Commissioner of India by October 31, 2026? - YES 50% · NO 50% · 0 USDT
  2. Will the Democratic Party win control of the US Senate in the November 3, 2026 midterm elections? - YES 50% · NO 50% · 0 USDT

How to read politics markets

Politics markets cover elections, appointments, and policy decisions. They resolve from official results or published government records, so the exact wording of "wins", "announces", or "passes" decides the outcome.

Results can be delayed, contested, or certified later than the date a market closes. Read how the rules treat those cases before trading.

Before you trade, check

  • Which official body or source declares the result?
  • Does the market resolve on a projection, a count, or a certification?
  • What happens if the result is delayed or contested?

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