What is the current price for "How many justices will vote for Louisiana in Louisiana v. Callais?"?

The leading outcome "No" is currently trading at 98.0% probability.

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Total trading volume is approximately $3K.

How many justices will vote for Louisiana in Louisiana v. Callais?

Name: How many justices will vote for Louisiana in Louisiana v. Callais?
Start: 2026-01-16T14:01:00.572Z
End: 2026-02-15T14:01:00.572Z

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Will exactly 6 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?

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Will exactly 6 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?	65%
Will exactly 5 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?	19%
Will exactly 4 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?	8%
Will exactly 3 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?	7%
Will exactly 7 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?	3%

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Will exactly 6 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?

If exactly 6 justices vote in favor of the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: A justice is counted as voting in favor of the petitioner only if, according to the Court's final action, that justice supported a judgment that grants some or all relief

Will exactly 5 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?

If exactly 5 justices vote in favor of the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: A justice is counted as voting in favor of the petitioner only if, according to the Court's final action, that justice supported a judgment that grants some or all relief

Will exactly 4 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?

If exactly 4 justices vote in favor of the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: A justice is counted as voting in favor of the petitioner only if, according to the Court's final action, that justice supported a judgment that grants some or all relief

Will exactly 3 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?

If exactly 3 justices vote in favor of the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: A justice is counted as voting in favor of the petitioner only if, according to the Court's final action, that justice supported a judgment that grants some or all relief

Will exactly 7 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?

If exactly 7 justices vote in favor of the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: A justice is counted as voting in favor of the petitioner only if, according to the Court's final action, that justice supported a judgment that grants some or all relief

Will exactly 2 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?

If exactly 2 justices vote in favor of the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: A justice is counted as voting in favor of the petitioner only if, according to the Court's final action, that justice supported a judgment that grants some or all relief

Will exactly 9 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?

If exactly 9 justices vote in favor of the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: A justice is counted as voting in favor of the petitioner only if, according to the Court's final action, that justice supported a judgment that grants some or all relief

Will exactly 8 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?

If exactly 8 justices vote in favor of the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: A justice is counted as voting in favor of the petitioner only if, according to the Court's final action, that justice supported a judgment that grants some or all relief

Will exactly 1 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?

If exactly 1 justices vote in favor of the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: A justice is counted as voting in favor of the petitioner only if, according to the Court's final action, that justice supported a judgment that grants some or all relief

Will exactly 0 justices vote for the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais?

If exactly 0 justices vote in favor of the petitioner in Louisiana v. Callais, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: A justice is counted as voting in favor of the petitioner only if, according to the Court's final action, that justice supported a judgment that grants some or all relief