This event group tracks whether Ruben Gallego ceases to be a United States Senator from Arizona by May 31, 2026, for any reason including resignation, removal, or expulsion. Both platforms assess the same core binary outcome: whether Gallego's Senate seat becomes vacant during the specified window.
Temporal scope divergence: Polymarket covers the full period from market creation through May 31, 2026, while Kalshi restricts resolution to events occurring specifically in May 2026. Additionally, Polymarket's announcement-before-effective-date rule creates a timing trigger mismatch.
Hero Tip:
Arbitrage risk exists for early-year exits (Jan-Apr 2026). Polymarket YES bets are safer if you expect Gallego to leave before May; Kalshi YES bets require the exit to occur in May specifically. Monitor announcement dates separately from effective dates on Polymarket.
Critical Divergence Points:
Polymarket: Covers any cessation of Senate status between market creation and May 31, 2026. Announcement of resignation/removal before market end date triggers immediate YES resolution, regardless of when the announced action takes effect. Resolution source: official Gallego/U.S. government information or credible reporting consensus.
Kalshi: Resolves YES only if resignation or expulsion occurs in May 2026 specifically. No announcement-triggered resolution; the actual event must occur within the May 2026 calendar month.
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