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Edouard Philippe
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Jean-Paul Lecoq
YesNo
Franck Keller
YesNo
Sophie Zarifian
YesNo
Marie Le Cieux
YesNo
Charlotte Boulogne
YesNo
Magali Cauchois
YesNo
AI Insights:
3 hours ago UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
The first-round results on March 15, 2026, established a commanding lead for Edouard Philippe (43.76%). The confirmed 'Triangulaire' (three-way runoff) on March 22 with far-right candidate Franck Keller (15.30%) staying in the race is decisive. Keller's presence splits the opposition vote, preventing right-wing consolidation against Philippe. Even if leftist challenger Jean-Paul Lecoq (33.25%) absorbs all minor left-wing votes (approx. 7-8%), his ceiling is around 41%, mathematically insufficient to overcome Philippe's base. Barring an extreme tail risk event, Philippe's re-election is statistically locked.
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Arbitrage|Low Risk
Arbitrage Plan:
Buy 'Edouard Philippe' Yes
Plan Description:
While a thin theoretical risk-free arbitrage exists by buying 'Yes' on all candidates (Total cost ~99.6c, profit 0.4c), the more compelling 'Low Risk Yield' opportunity is simply buying Edouard Philippe Yes. The current price of 96.6c implies a 3.4% chance of defeat, which contradicts the political reality of the 'Triangulaire' that locks in his victory. With a fair win probability >99%, this offers a ~3.4% nearly risk-free return over 3.5 days, resulting in a massive annualized yield.Sign up to view more information
Arbitrage: 3¢
|Annualized yield: 375%
Movers
March 15, 2026 - March 16, 2026, Edouard Philippe's price surged from ~66c to 98c, while Jean-Paul Lecoq crashed from 32c to 2c. This was driven by the release of first-round results showing Philippe's dominant lead (43.76%) and the confirmation that far-right candidate Keller (15.3%) would advance to the runoff. This 'Triangulaire' configuration mathematically blocks Lecoq (33.25%) from consolidating enough opposition votes to overtake the incumbent.