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Will Ko Chih-en win the next Kaohsiung Mayor election?
13% say Ko Chih-en wins
Up 1 point today.
Decided by the election on November 28, 2026, using major news reports.
Results can take until June 30, 2027.
Each share pays $1 if it happens, so 13¢ means about a 13% chance.
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The short version
Taiwanese local elections are scheduled to be held on November 28, 2026. There is one market for each possible winner (6 in all).
Possible results
Lai Jui-lungLai Jui-lung wins the election.88%
What has to happen
Lai Jui-lung wins, under the rules.
Ko Chih-enKo Chih-en wins the election.13%
What has to happen
Ko Chih-en wins, under the rules.
Lin Tai-huaLin Tai-hua wins the election.<1%
What has to happen
Lin Tai-hua wins, under the rules.
Chiu Yi-yingChiu Yi-ying wins the election.<1%
What has to happen
Chiu Yi-ying wins, under the rules.
Show 2 more results
Hsu Chih-chiehHsu Chih-chieh wins the election.<1%
What has to happen
Hsu Chih-chieh wins, under the rules.
Chang ChingChang Ching wins the election.<1%
What has to happen
Chang Ching wins, under the rules.
Each result is its own market, so the chances may not add up to exactly 100%.
The one trap
If no winner is known by June 30, 2027, the market settles as “Other”.
See all fine print
- Polymarket goes by what major news outlets agree on. If that is unclear, it uses the official results from the Central Election Commission.
- Someone holding the job temporarily before the election doesn’t count.
- Official certified results can come weeks after news outlets call the race, so other venues may settle later or differently.
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