Prime Minister of Spain after the next election?: Will Pedro Sánchez become Prime Minister of Spain following the next Spanish general election?

23%Pedro Sánchez
0 ptsover 24hVolume-weighted across 1 of 2 venues

The field · 3 outcomes

  1. Alberto Núñez Feijóo78%0
  2. Pedro Sánchez · this question23%0
  3. Santiago Abascal6%2
24h volume$178
Total volume$10.2K
Markets22 venues, 1 priced
ResolvesAug 22, 2028in 2 years
First seenSep 7, 2026
Watching0

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Probability history0%25%50%75%100%Sep 7Sep 19Oct 1Oct 13Oct 25Available history starts Oct 5Down 39 points on Oct 22Up 37 points on Oct 23
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