Will any UN member state formally withdraw from the Rome Statute?

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YES if the most recent row of the "Main voting-intention" national table on the Wikipedia page "Opinion polling for the next Spanish general election", as it appears at 00:00 CEST on 7 October 2026, shows the People's Party (PP) with a strictly higher numeric percentage than the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE). Ties count as NO, and if that top row does not report separate national percentage figures for both parties (for example because it is regional, a seats-only projection, a coalition-only figure, or shows '—'), the market resolves NO. Use the pollster's official published results or reporting by major Spanish national outlets (RTVE, El País, El Mundo, La Vanguardia) as evidence, and use the percentages as printed in the poll row without extra rounding.
How markets are built and settledPredictions close on Oct 6, 2026, and the market is expected to resolve on Oct 6, 2026. The outcome will be settled against en.wikipedia.org. For now, the crowd puts YES at 46%, based on 448 predictions.
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How markets are built and settledIt has no leader.
The latest figures show the PP ahead of the PSOE, which likely sets the stage for a competitive outcome. Given this momentum, I'm confident the PP will maintain its lead through the deadline.

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