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Will Édouard Philippe win the 2027 French…

26 % +4.00% day

A Polymarket contract on whether Édouard Philippe, the former French prime minister and mayor of Le Havre, wins the presidency in 2027. The price is what traders will pay for that outcome, and it moves as the field of candidates and their standing shifts.

Aug 29 · 26.00 % · 0.0% vs the window’s open

Polymarket · daily
the numbers32
whenvaluechange
Jul 30high26.00 %
Jul 3126.00 %0.0%
Aug 126.00 %0.0%
Aug 226.00 %0.0%
Aug 326.00 %0.0%
Aug 426.00 %0.0%
Aug 526.00 %0.0%
Aug 626.00 %0.0%
Aug 726.00 %0.0%
Aug 826.00 %0.0%
Aug 926.00 %0.0%
Aug 1026.00 %0.0%
Aug 1126.00 %0.0%
Aug 1226.00 %0.0%
Aug 1326.00 %0.0%
Aug 1426.00 %0.0%
Aug 1526.00 %0.0%
Aug 1626.00 %0.0%
Aug 1726.00 %0.0%
Aug 1826.00 %0.0%
Aug 1926.00 %0.0%
Aug 2026.00 %0.0%
Aug 2126.00 %0.0%
Aug 2226.00 %0.0%
Aug 2326.00 %0.0%
Aug 24low25.00 %−3.8%
Aug 2525.00 %0.0%
Aug 2625.00 %0.0%
Aug 2725.00 %0.0%
Aug 2825.00 %0.0%
Aug 2925.00 %0.0%
Aug 29latest26.00 %+4.0%

Lately

The contract has barely moved over the month, holding near 26% since its Jul 30 high and touching 25 on Aug 24. Nothing in the period bears on the French race; the prediction-market news instead concerned the venues themselves, with the Ninth Circuit ruling on Aug 28 that sports-event contracts are not "swaps" and that Nevada's gambling law is not pre-empted by a CFTC licence.

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