Will Kareem Allam win the 2026 Vancouver mayoral election
Liquidity-weighted aggregate sits at 28% across 3 Kalshi contracts.
Implied probability
Kalshi
28%
3 contracts
Polymarket
—
not bound
Cross-venue gap
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single venue
24h move
—
no pin
24h volume
$24
3 contracts
Closes
Oct 17, 2027
401 days
30-day trend
Bracket families
3 clusters across 3 contracts.
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Cluster 1
Will Pete Fry win the 2026 Vancouver mayoral election
Will Pete Fry win the 2026 Vancouver mayoral election?: Pete Fry
KXVANCOUVERMAYOR-26OCT17-PFRY
Cluster 2
Will Ken Sim win the 2026 Vancouver mayoral election
Will Ken Sim win the 2026 Vancouver mayoral election?: Ken Sim
KXVANCOUVERMAYOR-26OCT17-KSIM
Cluster 3
Will Kareem Allam win the 2026 Vancouver mayoral election
Will Kareem Allam win the 2026 Vancouver mayoral election?: Kareem Allam
KXVANCOUVERMAYOR-26OCT17-KALL
Analysis
This probability indicates that prediction markets assign Kareem Allam approximately a 1-in-4 chance of winning the 2026 Vancouver mayoral election. The estimate reflects a competitive three-way race, with current frontrunner Ken Sim at 39% and Pete Fry at 27%. Allam's position depends on factors including voter dissatisfaction with the incumbent administration, his ability to consolidate support among candidates challenging the status quo, and turnout patterns in Vancouver's diverse wards. The municipal election itself, scheduled for October 2026, will be the primary catalyst resolving this uncertainty. Between now and voting day, campaign momentum, debate performance, endorsements, and any emerging local issues could meaningfully shift probabilities among the leading candidates.
- ›Ken Sim holds the incumbent advantage at 39% implied probability, suggesting markets view him as the favorite despite any dissatisfaction with his administration
- ›A three-way split between Sim (39%), Fry (27%), and Allam (26%) indicates no dominant consensus outcome, with meaningful uncertainty about vote consolidation
- ›Allam's probability depends on whether anti-incumbent voters coalesce behind him versus Fry or fragment across other candidates
- ›The October 2026 municipal election date is the hard resolution point; campaign events and polling data before then will be the primary drivers of probability shifts
- ›Voter turnout and demographic shifts in specific Vancouver wards could significantly alter the viability of each candidate's path to victory
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