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Kalshi
This market tracks which candidate will finish in second place during the first round of Colombia's 2026 presidential election. On Kalshi, Abelardo de la Espriella holds a 43.0% probability of securing the runner-up position, while Iván Cepeda Castro stands at 28.0%. The market will resolve according to the certified official results from Colombia's electoral authorities. Watch for campaign momentum and polling shifts as the election approaches on the resolution date of May 31, 2027.
Prediction market odds on Kalshi reflect aggregated trader expectations and often diverge from traditional polling averages due to different methodologies and real-time information incorporation. While polls measure stated voter preferences at a single point in time, prediction markets incorporate ongoing campaign developments, fundraising, endorsements, and evolving political dynamics. The market's probability estimate may lead or lag polling data depending on whether traders anticipate shifts in voter behavior or candidate viability before official surveys capture those changes.
The market resolves on May 31, 2027, following the conclusion of the first round of the 2026 Colombian presidential election. Resolution is determined by the official results announced by Colombia's electoral authority, which will identify which candidate finishes in the second position by vote share. The outcome is binary: the contract settles to reflect whether the specified candidate achieved second place or did not, based on verified electoral data from the national voting process.
Key catalysts include major campaign announcements, candidate endorsements, debate performances, and shifts in voter sentiment captured by new polling releases. Economic developments, security incidents, or corruption allegations could reshape the political landscape and alter perceptions of candidate viability. Campaign spending and ground organization effectiveness in the months leading up to the election may also influence which candidates gain momentum for second place. International attention or diplomatic events affecting Colombia could shift trader expectations about electoral outcomes.