Will Scottish National Party win the most seats in the 2026 Scottish Parliament election?
Closes May 7, 2026
Polymarket Price
Volume 24h
$370
Liquidity
$10K
Bid / Ask
95% / 97%
Spread
2.40pp
Expert Signal
96%
Bayesian YES estimate
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Key Moments
First recorded
93% YES
Mar 18, 2026
Current
96% YES (-0.2pp recent)
Mar 19, 2026
Order Book (YES)
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EV per $ wagered
-5.9%
EV per $ wagered
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Research Summary
Prediction markets currently price "Will Scottish National Party win the most seats in the 2026 Scottish Parliament election?" at 96% YES / 4% NO. In the last 24 hours, $370 has been traded. A Bayesian estimate puts the probability at 96%. The bid-ask spread is 2.40 percentage points. The market closes on May 7, 2026.
Cite this snapshot
ForecastMind (2026-03-21). "Will Scottish National Party win the most seats in the 2026 Scottish Parliament election?." Prediction market snapshot: YES 96%, NO 4%. Retrieved from https://forecastmind.org/markets/922766
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