Will the US–Iran ceasefire continue through October?
US x Iran ceasefire continues through October 31?
Event volume $15.3M
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Explore Polymarket election, appointment and ceasefire markets with outcome probabilities, deadlines and precise resolution criteria.
A party winning an election and a named person taking office are separate events. Diplomatic contracts depend on the parties to an agreement, its scope and the specified deadline.
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US x Iran ceasefire continues through October 31?
Event volume $15.3M
Russia x Ukraine ceasefire agreement by October 31, 2026?
Event volume $8.7M
Will Marine Le Pen win the 2027 French presidential election?
Event volume $152.3M
Will Benjamin Netanyahu be the next Prime Minister of Israel?
Event volume $47.1M
Will Rick Caruso win the California Governor Election in 2026?
Event volume $42M
A card’s percentage refers to the selected contract’s YES outcome. A price of 0.64 is displayed as 64%. An event can contain several independent markets whose estimates do not automatically add up.
Each event shows its status, data retrieval time, rules and history when comparable observations exist. Missing values are shown with a dash; a passed deadline does not by itself confirm the result.
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Read the guideUnderstand what determines YES/NO, why sources and deadlines matter and why closed does not always mean resolved.
Read the guideUnderstand disputed Polymarket resolutions: proposed versus final outcomes, the UMA challenge period, evidence and why deadlines do not guarantee finality.
Read the guideHow a market probability differs from a poll response share: question wording, sample, observation time and evaluating forecast accuracy.
Read the guideUnderstand what determines YES/NO, why sources and deadlines matter and why closed does not always mean resolved.
Read the guideUnderstand disputed Polymarket resolutions: proposed versus final outcomes, the UMA challenge period, evidence and why deadlines do not guarantee finality.
Read the guide