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Closed: Aug 23, 8:54 AM EST
Kalshi
This event tracks the number of formal presidential directives signed within a specific timeframe. It focuses on official documents that carry the weight of law and are publicly recorded. The outcome depends solely on the count of these directives during the designated dates.
The event resolves based on the number of executive orders signed by the President between August 9, 2026, and August 15, 2026. An executive order must be formally titled as such, numbered, signed by the President, published in the Federal Register, and possess the force of law to count. The signing date recorded in the Federal Register determines inclusion, even if publication occurs later. Contracts expire two weeks after the period ends, with possible early expiration if relevant orders are published afterward. All officially designated executive orders, regardless of later revocation or amendment, are included in the count.
While public polling focuses on voter sentiment and approval ratings, this market reflects trader expectations about administrative actions. Prediction market odds often react more quickly to breaking news and policy analysis than traditional polls. The current implied probability shows where traders believe the likelihood of different outcomes stands, which can diverge from broader public opinion captured in surveys.
This market resolves around Aug 29, 2026, with the outcome confirmed once the event is verifiable from credible public reporting. The exact count of executive orders signed by the relevant official during the specified week determines the result, based on official government records and reputable news sources that document the actions taken.
Key signals include major policy announcements, political developments, or changes in the administration's agenda that suggest shifts in executive action plans. Media coverage of upcoming meetings, legislative setbacks, or strategic priorities may also influence trader sentiment. Any indication of accelerated or delayed executive activity could cause rapid price adjustments in this market as participants reassess probabilities.