Yes bid / ask
33¢ / 41¢
spread 8¢
24h volume
3
21.4k lifetime
Open interest
8,505
top of book 1,137 × 1,005
Closes
in 36mo
Aug 31, 2029 · 2:00 PM UTC
YES price Close per candle with bid/ask band; volume below. Times in UTC.
Not enough history to chart.
Order book Top of book, both sides expressed as YES prices.
Yes ask (no bid) Size Yes
ask 200 78¢ ask 1,212 77¢ ask 150 76¢ ask 57 75¢ Resolution rules Verbatim from the venue. The analyst must quote these, never paraphrase.
If the Labour party receives the most seats in the next UK general election, then the market resolves to Yes.
If two parties tie in seat count, then the party with the highest percentage of the vote will resolve to Yes and the others will resolve to No.
opens Jan 4, 2025 · 3:00 PM UTC closes Aug 31, 2029 · 2:00 PM UTC · may close early expires Aug 31, 2029 · 2:00 PM UTC category Elections event mutually exclusive outcomes Recent trades Most recent first. Price is the YES side.
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Show JSON market 40 can_close_early true
close_time 2029-08-31T14:00:00Z
created_time 2025-01-03T23:47:19.159573Z
early_close_condition This market will close and expire after the next U.K. election results are announced.
ask
49
74¢
ask 20 50¢
ask 33 43¢
ask 1,005 41¢ bid 1,137 33¢ bid 100 32¢ bid 175 30¢ bid 7,500 29¢ bid 4 22¢ bid 1 18¢ bid 30 10¢ bid 51 10¢ KXUKPARTY-29-C
event_ticker
KXUKPARTY-29
expected_expiration_time 2029-08-31T14:00:00Z
expiration_time 2029-08-31T14:00:00Z
latest_expiration_time 2029-08-31T14:00:00Z
notional_value_dollars 1.0000
open_time 2025-01-04T15:00:00Z
previous_price_dollars 0.3600
previous_yes_ask_dollars 0.5000
previous_yes_bid_dollars 0.3300
price_level_structure tapered_deci_cent
price_ranges 3 [0] 3 end 0.1000
start 0.0000
step 0.0010
[1] 3 end 0.9000
start 0.1000
step 0.0100
[2] 3 end 1.0000
start 0.9000
step 0.0010
rules_primary If the Labour party receives the most seats in the next UK general election, then the market resolves to Yes.
rules_secondary If two parties tie in seat count, then the party with the highest percentage of the vote will resolve to Yes and the others will resolve to No.
settlement_timer_seconds 1800
title Will Labour win the next U.K. election?
updated_time 2026-07-22T15:36:59.92571Z
yes_sub_title Labour party