Home / Prediction Markets / Elections / Will VOX Win 13-15 Seats in the Andalusia Election? Will VOX Win 13-15 Seats in the Andalusia Election? View on Polymarket → Share Market called it correctly Implied 100% at publication · Resolved YES · Brier score: 0.00 See full track record MC Marcus Chen Political Strategist Market Resolved Embed NEW Embed this market Full Compact Copy Published May 1, 2026 4 min read Resolution Verdict YES Market Resolved CONTESTED, MOMENTUM FAVORING YES: GAD3's low-end seat projection and accelerating YES momentum create a credible case, but IMOP's higher estimate keeps NO at 60%. Market probability: 40%. Resolved Volume $27.1K $3.0K in 24h Liquidity $17.5K Moderate depth 7-Day Move +2.6% Stable Time Left Ended Resolves May 17 27K Vol. Ended 1H 6H 1D 1W 1M ALL Select lines to display 13-15 $8K Vol. 100% Buy Yes 100¢ Buy No 0.1¢ <13 $3K Vol. 0% Buy Yes 0.1¢ Buy No 99.9¢ 16-18 $6K Vol. 0% Buy Yes 0.1¢ Buy No 99.9¢ 22+ $7K Vol. 0% Buy Yes 0.1¢ Buy No 99.9¢ 19-21 $4K Vol. 0% Buy Yes 0.1¢ Buy No 100¢ VOX enters the May 17 Andalusia election with pollsters pulling in opposite directions. GAD3’s April 20 survey projects VOX at 13-14 seats on 13.3% vote share. IMOP’s April 22 poll puts that figure at 18-20 seats at 15.4%. That spread is the entire market: YES at 40%, NO at 60%. The Andalusia Parliament holds 109 seats. PP sits at 99% to win the election outright. VOX’s final count determines whether PP governs alone or needs a partner. The 13-15 market at 40% prices that coalition uncertainty directly. How the VOX Seat Count Contract Works This contract resolves YES if VOX wins 13-15 seats in the Andalusia Parliament on May 17, 2026. Alternative brackets are 16-18, 19-21, fewer than 13, and 22 or more. No confirmed result by December 31, 2026 defaults the contract to the lowest bracket. YES (13-15 seats): $0.40, implied probability 40%NO (any other range): $0.60, implied probability 60% A NO outcome pays across all brackets outside 13-15. The 16-18 range is the most competitive alternative. VOX dropping below 13 seats requires a collapse no current survey supports. Sponsored Partner Market Signals Show Momentum Building Behind YES VOX’s 13-15 contract is gaining ground. The 1-hour change of +2.5%, 24-hour change of +3.5%, and trend score of 14.73 form one composite buying signal. That move aligns with the GAD3 low-end projection entering circulation this week. Total volume stands at $1,052, with $102 traded in the last 24 hours and $23,090 in liquidity depth. Volume is thin, but the liquidity cushion is substantial relative to current activity. VOX YES rose +2.5% in one hour and +3.5% over 24 hours, reflecting accelerating demand as GAD3’s lower estimate circulated.The trend score of 14.73 signals active repositioning on VOX’s seat count across related Andalusia markets.$23,090 in liquidity against $1,052 total volume means a single large order can move the 40% figure sharply.Juanma Moreno holds 97% probability as next President of Andalusia, locking in PP dominance while VOX’s seat contribution remains unsettled.PP Absolute Majority at 53% is the key adjacent signal: PP clearing 55 seats alone removes VOX’s governance relevance from this election entirely. Lines Analysis: VOX Seat Range The math does not lie on the YES side. GAD3’s April 20 estimate of 13-14 seats falls squarely in the YES bracket. Poll aggregates from CENTRA, IMOP, and GAD3 show VOX slowing in the final stretch, exactly the dynamic a 13-15 outcome requires. Here’s what the market is missing. IMOP’s April 22 survey projects 18-20 seats at a higher vote share. That single reading keeps NO at 60%. VOX closes this gap if late surveys converge toward GAD3’s lower estimate before May 17. A CIS pre-election poll in the final campaign week is the event most likely to move this market before May 17.PP exceeding 55 seats on its own removes the governance incentive to track VOX’s count, compressing late trading volume.VOX vote share dropping below 13% in final polling pushes YES toward 55-60% rapidly.Any major campaign development in the next two weeks could shift VOX vote share faster than polls capture. The $1,052 total volume reflects genuine uncertainty, not consensus. The split between GAD3’s 13-14 estimate and IMOP’s 18-20 projection is the entire market in miniature. Momentum is running YES, but neither side holds a clean data advantage. LINES VERDICT Contested, Momentum Favoring YES GAD3’s low-end projection and accelerating momentum build a credible YES case, but IMOP’s higher estimate keeps NO at 60% with real justification. What the market says: 40% probability that VOX wins 13-15 seats, with momentum ticking upward and the May 17 resolution date close enough to reprice this contract on a single new poll. Political Context: VOX, Polls, and the Andalusia Dynamic The GAD3 and IMOP surveys represent a 5-to-7-seat gap on VOX’s projected total. The 40% YES price sits at the midpoint of that range, suggesting traders have split the difference between both polls. Any new survey landing below 14% vote share for VOX moves this market toward YES. The CIS pre-election survey and final-week tracking data are the events to watch before May 17. FAQ What does 40% probability mean? Traders give a 40% chance VOX wins exactly 13-15 seats. Sixty cents of every dollar says VOX lands in a different bracket. What does NO pay out on? NO resolves if VOX wins any total outside 13-15, including 16-18, 19-21, fewer than 13, or 22 or more. What moves the price? New VOX polling data. Below 13% vote share pushes YES higher. Confirming 15% or above strengthens NO. When does this resolve? Official May 17, 2026 results determine resolution. No confirmed result by December 31, 2026 defaults the contract to the lowest bracket. Is $1,052 in volume reliable? Volume is modest, but $23,090 in liquidity gives the 40% price real order book depth. Treat it as a live signal, not settled consensus. Market Resolved Outcome: YES Final Price 100% Settled May 17, 2026 Duration 30 days Resolution Analysis YES Supporting Factors GAD3's April 20 estimate of 13-14 seats falls squarely in the YES bracket, and poll aggregates show VOX slowing in the final campaign stretch. If that deceleration continues through May 17, the 13-15 range becomes the most plausible landing point. The composite momentum signal at 14.73 shows traders are already positioning for that outcome. YES Risk Factors IMOP's April 22 survey, the most recent major poll, places VOX at 18-20 seats on 15.4% vote share. That single data point keeps NO at 60% with real justification. If the IMOP projection holds through May 17, the YES contract expires worthless and traders backing the lower bracket absorb the full loss. NO Comeback Scenario VOX consolidating above 15% vote share in the final two weeks would push the IMOP projection toward consensus. Late-breaking surveys converging on 18-20 seats would collapse the YES contract rapidly. A strong VOX campaign finish closes this gap faster than any structural factor in the race. Wildcard Factor A CIS pre-election poll released in the final campaign week carries outsized influence in Andalusia. If CIS places VOX below 13% vote share, the YES contract reprices aggressively. If CIS confirms the IMOP higher estimate, NO strengthens decisively. That single release could determine the winning side before election day. Key macro factor: PP's path to an absolute majority without VOX directly affects how the market weights VOX's seat total; a pp sweep reduces governance stakes and may suppress late trading volume on this contract. Market Timeline Apr 16, 2026, 6:45 PM Market Created Apr 16, 2026, 11:44 PM Event Start Apr 16, 2026, 11:49 PM Market Opened May 17, 2026 Market Resolution Related Prediction Markets Moving Now California Immunology Research Bond Proposition 36% chance Yes No Moving Now California Homebuying Loan Program Proposition 25% chance Yes No Moving Now California Higher Local Tax Vote Threshold Proposition 71% chance Yes No Moving Now How many Democratic Senate Incumbents will not win their Primary? 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