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The Oracle answers questions that reality can settle. Three things make one resolvable:
- A clear event. One specific thing that either happens or doesn’t — no vibes, no “will AI change everything.”
- Explicit resolution criteria. Say exactly what counts as yes. Name the source that decides it if there’s any doubt.
- A date. Give the question a deadline, so the answer can be scored when the day comes.
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The public record
Every question the Oracle has answered on Polymarket markets — open bets first, then everything that has since resolved. Nothing is ever taken down.
Will the Republicans win the Arizona governor race in 2026?
Six of eight agents cluster between 24-33%, with two outliers (15% and 42%). The consensus view is that Hobbs is a vulnerable incumbent who nonetheless benefits from strong structural advantages: incumbency (70-75% base rate), midterm dynamics favoring the out-party (Democrats), and a likely weak GOP nominee in Biggs. The strongest evidence comes from agents who found specific polling (NPI Feb...
Mahmoud Abbas out as Palestinian President by December 31?
All 8 agents agree the primary risk is health/mortality, not political removal. The disagreement is only on magnitude. The strongest agents (1, 4, 5, 8) properly anchor on actuarial data showing ~13-14% mortality over the remaining period, then add small adjustments. Agents 6 and 7 appear to over-weight speculative health concerns without specific evidence of deterioration. The sibling market at...
Will the Democrats win the Georgia governor race in 2026?
Agents split into two camps: 4 agents at 44-48% emphasizing the 0/7 historical base rate and structural GOP gubernatorial advantage, and 4 agents at 53-55% emphasizing current environmental factors (Trump disapproval, midterm dynamics, open seat, recent Dem wins). Both camps have legitimate evidence. The historical base rate is real but comes from a different Georgia (less competitive) and mostly with...
Will the Republicans win the Iowa governor race in 2026?
Agents split into two camps: structural-lean bulls (62-67%) and candidate/environment bears (43-48%), with moderates at 55%. The high-end agents over-rely on base rates without adequately accounting for the specific circumstances: an unpopular outgoing GOP governor (worst approval in America), an exceptionally strong Democratic candidate with 3-4x fundraising advantage, tariffs hurting Iowa's core agricultural economy, and midterm dynamics. The low-end agents...
Will the Republicans win the Nevada governor race in 2026?
All 8 agents agree on a slight Republican edge (52-58%), driven by incumbency and fundraising advantages partially offset by Trump's unpopularity and midterm dynamics. Five agents landed at exactly 52%, suggesting the true probability is near 52-53%. However, the edge over the 48.5% market price is only ~4.5%, which is marginal. The conflicting approval ratings (Morning Consult 51% vs Emerson...
Will the Republicans win the Ohio Senate race in 2026?
All 8 agents agree on the fundamental dynamics: Ohio's strong Republican structural lean vs. midterm headwinds and a strong Democratic challenger in Brown. The tight agent range (55-62%) and consensus on Cook 'Lean R' rating suggest the true probability is in the high 50s to low 60s. However, the edge over market price (57.5%) is only ~1.5 percentage points -...
Liberal majority in Canadian Parliament by June 30?
All five informed agents (2,3,4,7,8) converge on 55-65% range with mean ~59.6%. The core math is clear: Liberals at 169, need 172, have two safe by-elections and one coin-flip (Terrebonne). The Erskine-Smith resignation risk is real but partially mitigated by apparent coordination with Liberal leadership. The 12-14 point national polling lead helps in Terrebonne but doesn't make it safe -...
Will Burt Jones win the 2026 Georgia Governor Republican primary election?
Discarding Agent 1 (no research, default 50%), the remaining 7 informed agents converge around 30-38% with a mean of ~32%. All agents identify the same core dynamics: Jones trails in polls but has Trump's endorsement, Jackson has massive spending advantage, and high undecideds make the race fluid. The 2018 Cagle precedent (LG lost runoff) and the judicial block on Jones'...
Will Donavan McKinney be the Democratic Nominee for MI-13?
Six agents with substantive research (excluding Agents 1 and 7 who failed) converge remarkably tightly around 38-45%, with a median of ~41%. This is notable because they all identified the same core tension: McKinney has the strongest progressive challenger profile seen in years (Justice Democrats' first endorsement in 4 years, Sanders, Tlaib, local Black establishment consolidating behind him, Hollier dropping...
Will Trump endorse John Cornyn for TX-Sen by Nov 2 2026 ET?
Six of eight agents produced substantive research and converged strongly on 83-88% probability. Two agents (1 and 8) failed their research and defaulted to 50%, which drags the ensemble mean down to 76.5% artificially. Excluding these failed agents, the effective mean is ~85.3% and the effective median is 85%. The evidence is remarkably consistent across all functioning agents: (1) Trump...
Will Trump endorse Ken Paxton for TX-Sen by Nov 2 2026 ET?
Six of eight agents conducted substantive research and converged strongly on 7-15% probability. Agents 1 and 2 failed their research and defaulted to 50%, which should be completely discarded - they had zero confidence and zero evidence. Excluding these two failed agents, the effective ensemble mean is ~11%, median ~11%, which aligns almost perfectly with the market price of 11.2%....
Will Karen Bass win the 2026 Los Angeles mayoral election?
Agents split into two coherent camps: those emphasizing structural/runoff advantages (56-65%) and those emphasizing historically terrible approval ratings (45-48%). Both arguments have merit. Agent 8's runoff logic is the strongest specific argument (Bass beats Raman or Pratt head-to-head with moderate voters), but Agents 2/3/5/6/7 correctly note that 32% favorable is historically near-fatal for incumbents. The ensemble mean of 51.6% essentially...
Will the 2026 Midterm Elections happen as scheduled?
All 8 agents converge tightly (94-98%, mean 96.7%) with remarkably consistent evidence and reasoning. This is one of the strongest consensus cases I've seen. Key consensus findings: (1) 100% historical base rate across 58 cycles including extreme crises, (2) constitutional/statutory barriers requiring Act of Congress, (3) decentralized administration across 9,000+ jurisdictions making systemic cancellation practically impossible, (4) primaries already underway...
Will the Republican Party win the MA-06 House seat?
All 8 agents converge tightly on 3-6% probability (mean 4.4%, std dev 1.2%), representing exceptional consensus. Every agent identified the same core evidence: D+11 Cook PVI, Solid D rating from all major forecasters, 30-year Democratic hold surviving even 2010 wave, Biden winning by 27-31 points, and a midterm environment that favors Democrats (opposition party with Trump as president). The open...
Jerome Powell out from Fed Board by December 31?
Agents are fundamentally split: low-end agents (32-45%) overweight unprecedented political dynamics and DOJ backfire narrative; high-end agents (68-72%) appropriately weight the strong historical base rate but may underweight genuine uncertainty. The ensemble mean of 56% is an artifact of averaging divergent views rather than a consensus estimate. The median (61.5%) is more informative. I pull toward market price because: (1)...
Pedro Sánchez out as PM of Spain by December 31, 2026?
Seven of eight informed agents cluster tightly at 18-28% (mean ~23%), with the 50% outlier having failed research. The structural case for NO is strong: no viable no-confidence path exists, Sánchez has stated intent to serve until 2027, smaller parties have no incentive to trigger elections they'd lose, and even snap elections leave him as caretaker PM. While corruption scandals...
Will the Democratic Party win the TN-06 House seat?
All 8 agents agree this is an extremely safe Republican seat with probability ranging 1-7%. The six most evidence-grounded agents cluster at 1-3%. The district's R+17 PVI and 36-point margin in 2024 make a Democratic win virtually impossible under any plausible scenario. Even the strongest Democratic wave in modern history (2018) saw no district this red become competitive. The market...
Will the Republican Party win the MO-07 House seat?
All 8 agents agree this is one of the safest Republican seats in the country, with estimates ranging from 93-98% (extremely tight range, std dev only 1.8%). The evidence is overwhelming and consistent across all agents: R+21 Cook PVI, Solid R rating from all major forecasters, 71.6% win margin in 2024, 60+ years of unbroken GOP control, incumbent running for...
Will the Republicans win the Wyoming Senate race in 2026?
All 8 agents are in strong consensus, ranging from 93-97% with a mean of 95.4% and very low standard deviation (1.3%). Every agent identified the same core evidence: 50-year Republican winning streak, extreme partisan lean (R+25-40), Hageman as strong frontrunner with Trump endorsement, Cook Solid R rating, no credible opposition. The only disagreements are minor calibration differences around how much...
Will the Democratic Party win the IL-01 House seat?
All 8 agents are in near-perfect consensus (96-99%, mean 97.25%) that Democrats will win IL-01. The evidence is overwhelming and consistent: 90+ years of continuous Democratic control, D+18 PVI, 32-point margin in 2024, Solid D rating, majority-minority urban district in Chicago's South Side. No agent found any credible threat. The only downside risks mentioned are extreme tail events (death, scandal,...
Will the Democratic Party win the TN-06 House seat?
All 8 agents agree this is an extremely safe Republican seat with probability ranging 1-7%. The six most evidence-grounded agents cluster at 1-3%. The district's R+17 PVI and 36-point margin in 2024 make a Democratic win virtually impossible under any plausible scenario. Even the strongest Democratic wave in modern history (2018) saw no district this red become competitive. The market...
Will the Republican Party win the MO-07 House seat?
All 8 agents agree this is one of the safest Republican seats in the country, with estimates ranging from 93-98% (extremely tight range, std dev only 1.8%). The evidence is overwhelming and consistent across all agents: R+21 Cook PVI, Solid R rating from all major forecasters, 71.6% win margin in 2024, 60+ years of unbroken GOP control, incumbent running for...
Will the Republicans win the Wyoming Senate race in 2026?
All 8 agents are in strong consensus, ranging from 93-97% with a mean of 95.4% and very low standard deviation (1.3%). Every agent identified the same core evidence: 50-year Republican winning streak, extreme partisan lean (R+25-40), Hageman as strong frontrunner with Trump endorsement, Cook Solid R rating, no credible opposition. The only disagreements are minor calibration differences around how much...
Another Canada election called by June 30?
Excluding the failed Agent 1 (50%), the remaining 7 agents cluster tightly between 15-22% with median 17%. The corrected ensemble mean (~17.7%) is extremely close to market price (16.5%), leaving no actionable edge. All agents agree on the key facts: explicit PM denial, functioning Parliament, viable non-election path to majority, and narrow time window. The 2021 Trudeau snap election backlash...
Cap on gambling loss deductions repealed before 2027?
Seven of eight agents estimate 12-32% (mean ~19%), with strong consensus on key facts: multiple failed attempts, active leadership opposition, $1.1B revenue barrier, 5-15% historical base rate, and no committee action on any repeal bill. The outlier (Agent 2 at 41%) relies on theoretical industry influence arguments contradicted by observed legislative failures. The market at 49% is dramatically overpriced relative...
Jerome Powell out from Fed Board by December 31?
Agents are fundamentally split: low-end agents (32-45%) overweight unprecedented political dynamics and DOJ backfire narrative; high-end agents (68-72%) appropriately weight the strong historical base rate but may underweight genuine uncertainty. The ensemble mean of 56% is an artifact of averaging divergent views rather than a consensus estimate. The median (61.5%) is more informative. I pull toward market price because: (1)...
Jerome Powell out from Fed Board by May 30?
Agents split into two camps: those weighting historical norms (62-68%) and those weighting unprecedented circumstances (15-40%). The strongest evidence comes from Agents 5, 6, 7, and 8 who identified specific, verifiable blockers: (1) Warsh not formally nominated as of Feb 27, (2) Sen. Tillis blocking confirmation, (3) Senate Democrats also blocking, (4) only 32% Kalshi odds of confirmation before May...
Pedro Sánchez out as PM of Spain by December 31, 2026?
Seven of eight informed agents cluster tightly at 18-28% (mean ~23%), with the 50% outlier having failed research. The structural case for NO is strong: no viable no-confidence path exists, Sánchez has stated intent to serve until 2027, smaller parties have no incentive to trigger elections they'd lose, and even snap elections leave him as caretaker PM. While corruption scandals...
Poilievre out as leader of Conservatives before 2027?
Six of seven substantive agents estimate 5-28%, with the strongest-evidence agents (3, 5, 6, 7) clustering at 5-18%. The key facts are verifiable and consistent: 87.4% leadership review win, no challenger, explicit refusal to resign, strong base support (+70 net favorability among CPC voters), and only 10 months remaining. The 67% historical base rate for defeated Conservative leaders departing is...
US recognizes Russian sovereignty over Ukraine before 2027?
All 8 agents agree this is unlikely, ranging 4-18% with median 13.5%. The strongest agents (7 at 4%, 5 at 6%) found the most concrete evidence: Trump's own recent actions (NDAA signing, sanctions extension) directly contradict recognition. The de facto vs de jure distinction is analytically decisive — Trump's proposals don't even propose what the market requires. The market at...
Will the UK designate the IRGC a terrorist organization by June 30?
All 8 agents agree on the core facts: (1) EU designated IRGC Jan 29, 2026, creating pressure; (2) UK government confirmed preparing NEW legislation but explicitly said it will NOT be fast-tracked; (3) No bill introduced as of late Feb 2026; (4) Existing Terrorism Act 2000 cannot accommodate state military organs; (5) UK already has FIRS enhanced tier as alternative....
Will the Republican Party control the House after the 2026 Midterm elections?
All 7 agents converge tightly (12-16%, std dev 1.7%) on Republican House retention probability around 13-14%. This is one of the strongest consensus readings possible. The evidence is clear and mutually reinforcing: (1) historical base rates strongly favor the opposition party in midterms, (2) Republicans' narrow majority makes them structurally vulnerable, (3) the complementary Democratic market at 82% is consistent...
Will Abdul El-Sayed win the 2026 Michigan Democratic Primary?
All 8 agents converge tightly (15-22%, std dev 0.021) on El-Sayed being an underdog in 3rd place. The evidence is specific and verifiable: Emerson poll shows him at 16% vs McMorrow 22%, he has the weakest general election numbers, progressive vote is split with McMorrow, and he lost his only prior statewide primary by 22 points. Sanders endorsement and 38%...
Will Brad Raffensperger win the 2026 Georgia Governor Republican primary election?
All 8 agents converge on a probability well below the market price of 17.5%, with a tight range of 4-14% and mean of 10.1%. This is strong consensus. The evidence is specific, recent, and verifiable: multiple February 2026 polls consistently show Raffensperger at 8-10%, a declining trajectory from 15% in November 2025. He faces structural headwinds - 73-74% Trump-aligned electorate,...
Will Charity Clark win the 2026 Vermont Governor Democratic primary election?
7 of 8 agents with substantive research converge on 25-32% (excluding the broken Agent 1 at 50% and outlier Agent 8 at 13%). The consensus view is clear: Clark faces a chain of contingencies - Scott must not run (~30%), she must enter (~75%), and she must win the primary (~55%). Agents uniformly identified the same key evidence: no declaration,...
Will Choo Mi-ae win the 2026 Gyeonggi Province Gubernatorial Election?
Six of eight agents estimate 42-53%, with only Agent 2 at 68% pulling the mean up. The core question is the DPK primary, where polling is genuinely mixed but Kim leads in more polls. Decomposing: ~50% primary win × ~87% general election win ≈ 43-48%. The market at 58% appears to over-weight Choo's momentum from a single February poll while...
Will Civil Contract win the most seats in the 2026 Armenian National Assembly election?
Agents split into two camps: structural optimists (78-82%) emphasizing fragmented opposition and bonus seat mechanism, and cautious pessimists (62-68%) emphasizing low approval and Karapetyan surge. The structural argument is stronger for this specific question (most seats, not majority). However, the edge vs market price (74%) is minimal. The 62% agents over-weight head-to-head polls irrelevant to a multi-party proportional election. The...
Will Cory Booker announce a Presidential run before 2027?
All 8 agents converge on a low probability (4-12%, mean 7.4%) with strong agreement on the key structural barriers: (1) Booker's 2026 Senate reelection makes a pre-November announcement politically untenable, (2) the effective window narrows to ~8 weeks post-election in Nov-Dec 2026, (3) historical base rates strongly favor 2027 announcements, (4) no Democrat has announced for 2028 yet, eliminating first-mover...
Will Dave Bronson advance from the 2026 Alaska Governor primary election?
Agents split 42-68% range with most clustering 50-57%. The strongest evidence comes from Agents 2, 3, 4, and 6 who found specific polling and fundraising data. The Lake Research poll (Begich internal) showing Bronson at 13% in 3rd place is the best available data point and suggests he's competitive for top 4. However, his 7th-place fundraising among Republicans, terrible approval...
Will Flavio Bolsonaro qualify for Brazil's presidential runoff?
All 8 agents agree on the fundamental picture: Flavio is firmly in 2nd place with a massive gap over 3rd place, Tarcísio withdrew, and historical patterns favor a PT vs. right-wing runoff. Agent 3 is the outlier at 58% but even they acknowledge Flavio's strong polling position - they just weight substitution risk higher. The 7 other agents cluster tightly...
Will Haley Stevens win the 2026 Michigan Democratic Primary?
Seven of eight agents with substantive research converge tightly around 18-27%, with six of seven clustering at 18-23%. Agent 7 (50%) had incomplete research and zero confidence, so it should be discarded entirely. Excluding that outlier, the adjusted mean is ~21.1% and median is ~20%. All agents found the same core evidence: McMorrow leads the latest poll (22% vs Stevens...
Will Jordan Bardella win the 2027 French presidential election?
All 8 agents converge tightly (26-34%) around the market price of 29.5%. The evidence is genuinely balanced: unprecedented polling strength for Bardella (first far-right candidate to lead all runoff matchups) vs. unbroken historical pattern (0/3 far-right wins) and well-documented unreliability of French polls 14+ months out. The Le Pen appeal verdict (July 7, 2026) is the single most important unknown...
Will Katie Porter advance from the 2026 California Governor primary election?
All 8 agents agree Porter is in a weak position: 4th place at 10%, declining trajectory, weak convention showing, and massive Democratic fragmentation. The range (18-32%) reflects different weightings of the undecided bloc and consolidation potential, not fundamental disagreement. Agent 2 (18%) made the strongest case with the declining trend evidence, while Agents 1 and 3 (32%) gave more weight...
Will Micah Lasher be the democratic nominee for NY-12?
Agents split into two camps: 62% (3 agents emphasizing Nadler endorsement power) and 48-52% (5 agents emphasizing fundraising gaps, crowded field uncertainty, and upset risk). The split reflects genuine uncertainty about whether endorsements or money matter more in a 9-candidate NYC primary with no polling. Historical base rates suggest 20-40% for any single non-incumbent candidate, making 55% already generous. The...
Will Park Heong-joon win the 2026 Busan Mayoral Election?
All 8 agents agree on the core facts: Park trails significantly in polls, the national environment is terrible for PPP, but Busan's conservative base and Chun's legal jeopardy provide a floor. The disagreement is only about magnitude (22-35% range, std dev 4.8%). My estimate of 28% aligns with the ensemble median of 29% and reflects that current polling and national...
Will Steve Hilton advance from the 2026 California Governor primary election?
All 8 agents agree on the core dynamics: Hilton leads one poll but trails in another, Democratic fragmentation helps Republicans, and the Hilton-Bianco split is the key variable. The ensemble mean of 57.8% vs market price of 53% suggests a ~5% edge, but this is borderline given: (1) conflicting polls create genuine uncertainty about Hilton's true position, (2) 3+ months...
Will the Democratic Party win the CA-16 House seat?
All 8 agents are in tight consensus (94-97%, mean 95.9%) that this is a near-certain Democratic hold. The evidence is overwhelming and consistent: D+23-26 PVI, Cook Solid D rating, incumbent Democrat running for reelection, 2024 general was all-Democrat (no Republican even advanced), Silicon Valley hasn't elected a Republican since the 1990s, and 2026 midterm under Republican president favors Democrats. The...
Will the Democratic Party win the FL-22 House seat?
All 8 agents agree on core fundamentals favoring Democrats (Solid D, incumbent running, midterm tailwind). The key divergence is how much weight to give redistricting risk, which Agent 6 uniquely identified. I'm pulling below the ensemble mean (77.9%) toward 72% to account for redistricting uncertainty, but staying well above market (56%) because: (1) Frankel is confirmed running, (2) Palm Beach...
Will the Democratic Party win the IL-17 House seat?
All 8 agents agree Democrats are strongly favored (range 66-92%, mean 82.4%). The evidence is specific, verifiable, and multi-layered: Cook 'Likely D' rating with ~95% historical accuracy, two-term incumbent with improving margins (52%→54.4%), D+3 PVI, opposition-party midterm advantage, weak GOP field locked in after filing deadline, and Kalshi at 93%. The market at 58% appears severely mispriced - to justify...
Will the Democratic Party win the MD-06 House seat?
Seven of eight agents produced substantive research (Agent 6/Gemini failed and should be excluded entirely, making the effective mean ~91.9% and median ~92%). The remaining seven agents show strong consensus on key facts: (1) Cook rates MD-06 Solid D, (2) Democrats have won 6+ consecutive cycles since 2012, (3) the competitive race is the Democratic primary not the general, (4)...