LA Wildfire Prediction Markets: How Polymarket Prices Fire Risk
Polymarket and Kalshi both run wildfire markets when LA burns. Here's how the contracts are structured, how to trade them safely, and what the January 2025 fires taught us.
Polymarket and Kalshi both run wildfire markets when LA burns. Here's how the contracts are structured, how to trade them safely, and what the January 2025 fires taught us.
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Tom Steyer finished fourth in the California gubernatorial primary but hasn't conceded. Here's the case for an independent November bid and what Polymarket is pricing.
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco finished fifth in the California GOP gubernatorial primary. Here's his profile, what comes next, and how to trade his future contracts.
Xavier Becerra is the front-runner for California governor. Here's his record, the polls, and what Polymarket is pricing him at to win in November.
Every declared and rumored candidate for California governor in 2026, with backgrounds, fundraising totals, and current Polymarket odds.
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The complete pillar guide to the 2026 California governor race — every major candidate, the latest polling, primary results, and Polymarket's live odds through Election Day.
Polymarket's California Governor market is at $24M volume. Here's how to read the live prices, what's moving Becerra, Steyer and Hilton, and how Californians can trade it.
Karen Bass's approval has slipped post-wildfires. Here's where her numbers stand, who might challenge her, and what the prediction markets are pricing for a 2026 LA mayoral re-election.
Legally no — prediction markets are CFTC-regulated derivatives, not gambling. Functionally they share risk-of-loss with gambling, so trade carefully.