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Will Sorin Grindeanu be the next Prime Minister of Romania?
Crossbook 37.0%market was 20.3% on 8 Sept+16.6 pts thennow 25.1% as of 30 Sept, 20:05 UTCcontract settles 31 DecGrindeanu is PSD's unanimously nominated candidate and leads both PSD and the Chamber of Deputies, giving him the strongest institutional platform of any contender (f3, f19).
Will the Democrats win the Maine Senate race in 2026?
Crossbook 55.0%market was 67.5% on 25 Sept-12.5 pts thennow 59.5% as of 30 Sept, 20:05 UTCcontract settles 3 NovThe base rate heavily favors incumbent Susan Collins, but the only direct case-specific evidence — a September 14-15 Quantus poll showing Collins 48, Jackson 47 — is a near-tie, which dominates the incumbency prior and pulls the estimate toward 50-50.
Will Scotland win on 2026-10-03?
Crossbook 44.0%market was 53.0% on 30 Sept-9.0 pts thennow 54.5% as of 30 Sept, 20:05 UTCevent 3 OctBase rate: away wins in 90 minutes for comparable European national teams run around 30%, and the draw resolving No caps the YES ceiling.
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