Will the US carry out additional military strikes in or directly over the Strait of Hormuz?

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Resolved: No
Results Nov 1The rule required that by October 31, 2026 a publicly announced coalition agreement name Die Linke as a coalition partner and the new Berlin Senate be sworn in with at least one Die Linke member. As of October 31, 2026 reports show Die Linke had only approved the start of formal coalition talks and no coalition agreement had been announced, so no Senate including a Die Linke senator could have been sworn in by that date. Because both parts of the rule were not satisfied, the outcome is no.
How markets are built and settled72%
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The crowd was 72% sure, and they got it wrong.
Why: The market required both by 2026-10-31: (1) a publicly announced coalition agreement naming Die Linke as a partner, and (2) the new Berlin Senate sworn in with at least one Die Linke senator. Multiple reports show that as of Oct 31 the Left (Die Linke) had only just met to approve the start of formal coalition talks, with negotiations set to begin after that date. This establishes that no coalition agreement had been announced by the deadline, and consequently no Senate could have been sworn in by then. Therefore the compound condition was not met.
Source: reutersconnect.comSources used to resolve this market
How markets are built and settledWith five days until betting closes, the political landscape looks ripe for coalition talks. Expect Die Linke to be named, especially given the pressing need for stability in Berlin.

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