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@SalemCenter Tinubu was just declared victor by INEC: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/02/28/nigeria-election-results-bola-tinubu/
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While we’re at it, Kari Lake is still appealing her loss in Arizona last year. So maybe that one was prematurely resolved as well.
@JosiahNeeley No. That is not a real appeal -- it has a < 0.1% chance of success. By contrast, the Supreme Court has at least a 1% chance of overturning the result (Polymarket has traded at 1-2 cents, it'd be higher if I wasn't worried about premature resolution risk). And on Manifold the odds are at 10%.
Just wanted to say I agree with below that this was a premature resolution @SalemCenter .
This is going to be appealed in the courts. As a No holder, I believe that there is a strong chance that Peter Obi won the election. There is a lesser, but still significant chance that the courts will call for a new round of elections or declare Obi the winner.
Premature resolution.
Or more accurately, despite being a No holder... Based on all my research and analysis there was systemic fraud, and it is possible that the evidence will be so overwhelming (ex. pictures of fraudulent polling booth totals compared to the real ones) that the courts will overturn the election result. Also, there is at least one case of the courts directly appointing a "loser" as the winner of an election (I think a state governor race).
@AaronKreider I agree this was a premature resolution
@SalemCenter Tinubu was just declared victor by INEC: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/02/28/nigeria-election-results-bola-tinubu/
Is the theory that the polls are all corrupt? I don't get why this was so low
This Economist article makes it seem likely that this will go to run-off https://www.economist.com/middle-east-and-africa/2023/02/02/nigerias-presidential-race-goes-down-to-the-wire
I see you decided on the ultimate crapshoot market
GL everyone on learning how to predict 3rd world elections
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