Polymarket Brazil Prediction Markets
Polymarket markets on Brazil cover the main scenarios: presidential and Congressional elections, the government and its mandate, economic decisions such as the Selic rate and political developments. Prices form in real time from order-book depth.
These markets gain momentum around decisive dates - election nights, Congressional votes and government announcements. Traded volume reflects international interest in Brazilian politics.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva63%YesNo
Flávio Bolsonaro35%YesNoFlávio Bolsonaro88%YesNoLuiz Inácio Lula da Silva9%YesNo
Flavio Bolsonaro62%YesNo
Ronaldo Caiado32%YesNo
Simone Tebet31%YesNo
Marina Silva25%YesNo
Carlos Bolsonaro39%YesNo
Carol de Toni35%YesNo
Rayssa Furlan79%YesNo
Lucas Barreto4%YesNo
Renan Santos51%YesNo
Ronaldo Caiado42%YesNo
Fábio78%YesNo
Valmir de Francisquinho12%YesNoLula da Silva 5-10%42%YesNoLula da Silva <5%29%YesNo
Jerônimo Rodrigues55%YesNo
ACM Neto46%YesNo
Delegado Éder Mauro51%YesNo
Zequinha Marinho35%YesNo
Dr. Fernando Máximo49%YesNo
Sílvia Cristina27%YesNo
Flavio Bolsonaro77%YesNo
Lula18%YesNo
Cleitinho Azevedo69%YesNo
Alexandre Kalil14%YesNoLuiz Inácio Lula da Silva97%YesNoFlavio Bolsonaro91%YesNo
Ciro Gomes61%YesNo
Elmano de Freitas39%YesNo
Marcelo Crivella25%YesNo
Carlos Jordy22%YesNo
Guilherme Derrite51%YesNoSimone Tebet21%YesNo
Eduardo Braide72%YesNo
Orleans Brandão29%YesNoBrazil Markets FAQ
Which Brazil markets exist on Polymarket?
Presidential and Congressional elections, government and mandate, economic decisions such as the Selic rate and political outcomes. Both binary and multi-outcome contracts.
What moves prices in Brazil markets?
Polls, political statements, votes and economic news. Prices react to major developments within minutes.
How are the odds set?
Prices come from real orders in the book, not a house line, so each price reflects the market's live consensus.
