Who will win the election for Mayor of San Francisco? Odds & Predictions 2024
Who will win the election for Mayor of San Francisco?
Who will win the election for Mayor of San Francisco?
Daniel Lurie
Yes
Daniel Lurie
Yes
Aaron Peskin
No
Aaron Peskin
No
London Breed
No
London Breed
No
Mark Farrell
No
Mark Farrell
No
Market Rules
Daniel Lurie
The outcome is Daniel Lurie
If Daniel Lurie is sworn in as the next Mayor of San Francisco, then the market resolves toYes. Outcome verified from Office of the Mayor of San Francisco.
Note: this event is mutually exclusive.
Timeline and payout
Market openNov 1, 2024 · 10:00am EDT
Market closedAfter the outcome occurs
Paid out5 minutes after closing
The market will close and expire following the swearing in of the Mayor pursuant to the election. Otherwise, it closes by Jan 16, 2025 at 2:47pm EST.
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EventKXMAYORSF-24
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