Politics prediction markets
Elections, policy, and geopolitics priced across every major prediction market — compared side by side with the cross-venue PredictPal Consensus.
11,190 markets · browsing the top 10,008 · page 15 of 417
Elections, policy, and geopolitics priced across every major prediction market — compared side by side with the cross-venue PredictPal Consensus.
11,190 markets · browsing the top 10,008 · page 15 of 417
Yes ≈ 99% chance
Yes ≈ 4% chance
Yes ≈ 23% chance
Despite tensions and war preparations, the 12% invasion probability reflects a market that sees China as still unwilling to pay the prohibitive military and economic costs of invading Taiwan by 2027, especially as Beijing may use hybrid attacks to avoid outright invasion.
Yes ≈ 12% chance
The field is extremely concentrated, with the Social Democrats at 97% after a June 2026 poll showed the centre-left opposition holding its lead, a sharp reversal from the 2022 cliffhanger where the right-wing bloc narrowly won.
3 outcomes
Yes ≈ 4% chance
The odds are near zero because there is no serious political movement, no secessionist referendum, and no U.S. annexation offer; the recent headlines instead show Alberta cooperating with other Canadian provinces on agriculture, alcohol sales, and pipelines.
Yes ≈ 3% chance
Yes ≈ 28% chance
Yes ≈ 3% chance
Yes ≈ 55% chance
The field is extremely diffuse with only 22% of probability assigned to the top two candidates, and the biggest recent shift is a sharp drop in Brent crude from above $100 to $96.89 on July 24, unwinding the risk premium that had built up during the US-Iran war (Crypto Briefing, Jul 24).
2 outcomes
Yes ≈ 19% chance
The Texas Senate race has tightened dramatically, with Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico now effectively tied, driven by Paxton's fundraising surge and Talarico's pivot to attacking Paxton's scandals.
2 outcomes
With only six days until the Aug 1 deadline, the odds of a proof-of-citizenship voting law passing are nearly zero, reflecting both the legislative calendar and recent judicial blocks.
Yes ≈ 1% chance
The market is extremely fragmented with no candidate above 1%, and the biggest recent shift is the continued erosion of confidence in a US-Iran deal following the US-Saudi nuclear deal and the fragile state of the cease-fire (NYT, Jul 25; BBC, Jul 23).
2 outcomes
Yes ≈ 57% chance
The field has collapsed to a binary choice between two dates, November 2 and July 17, after Graham Platner's withdrawal (NBC News, Jul 11) and the subsequent Democratic pivot to a new candidate (RTHK News, Jul 25), but the messy primary chaos (WCAX, Jul 22) keeps the race open to late surprises.
2 outcomes
Yes ≈ 4% chance