Mexico City Congress Election Winner — PAN

    13% chance

    Yes13%Polymarket (global): price for reference, not tradable in the USYes14¢14¢ after fees
    No87%Polymarket (global): price for reference, not tradable in the USNo89¢89¢ after fees
    Resolves
    Jun 6, 2027
    Volume
    $1.8K
    24h
    $0
    Liquidity
    $6.9K
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    Yes13%—Polymarket (global): price for reference, not tradable in the US14¢14¢ after fees
    No87%—Polymarket (global): price for reference, not tradable in the US89¢89¢ after fees

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    Legislative elections to elect the 66 members of the Congress of Mexico City are scheduled to take place on June 6, 2027. This market will resolve according to the political party that wins the greatest number of seats in the Congress of Mexico City as a result of this election. Parties will be primarily ranked by the number of seats won in the specified election. If two or more parties are tied on seats, ties will…

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    Category
    Politics
    Resolves
    Sun, June 6, 2027
    Polymarket (global): price for reference, not tradable in the USCompared across 1 venue

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