No — election event contracts and polls differ in an important way. Polls capture what voters say at the time of a survey, while election event contracts reflect what people are actually willing to pay for a yes/no outcome at that moment. Traders often factor in polls, along with broader data such as fundamentals and news, so market prices can shift as new polling information becomes available.
Are election event contracts the same as polls?
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