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AI-generatedThis is a multi-outcome political market resolving imminently — and Polymarket political markets systematically underprice favorites, meaning the actual winner's shares are likely trading cheaper than their true probability warrants. With six candidates splitting the probability space, the crowd tends to compress all outcomes toward equal shares rather than accurately weighting the structural frontrunner — so the leading candidate is almost certainly underpriced relative to reality. Toroczkai specifically is an opposition longshot, which means his shares face the opposite pressure: retail traders overweight colorful, high-profile opposition figures, making longshots like him systematically overpriced.
ResolutionThe resolution criteria require formal appointment as PM — not just winning the most seats — which creates a gap if coalition negotiations delay the appointment past election day, potentially keeping this unresolved for weeks or months after votes are counted. The December 31 deadline backstop matters: if no PM is formally confirmed by then (think prolonged coalition deadlock), this resolves 'Other' regardless of who leads negotiations, which is a tail risk most traders aren't pricing into any of the six outcomes.
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vol=$10,824,482, spread=0.0¢, OI=n/a
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This contract has low resolution risk due to clear, objective criteria: the next officially appointed PM following the April 12, 2026 election is a verifiable fact that will be recorded in official Hungarian government documents. The primary risk factor is the explicit exclusion of interim/caretaker PMs, which could create minor ambiguity if an acting PM serves during government formation, but Hungary's constitutional framework and historical precedent provide sufficient clarity for resolution.
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Parliamentary elections are scheduled to be held in Hungary on April 12 2026. This market will resolve to the individual who is next officially appointed and confirmed as Prime Minister of Hungary following the 2026 parliamentary election. To count for resolution, the individual must be formally e...
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