Politics betting on elections and public office
Politics at 1xBet means betting on how public political events turn out: mayoral, state and national elections, the share of seats, leadership changes inside parties, or an office holder leaving a post. Nothing is played on a pitch. The outcome is a vote count or a publicly announced decision, and bets are settled on that official result.
Organised country by country
Every competition in the section stands for one country or institution. You will find US politics markets and Australia, elections and party races in Great Britain, and smaller groups for Spain, Ireland, France, the European Union, Poland, Turkey, Finland and New Zealand.
Kinds of questions on offer
Winner and Winning Party: who takes an election, a constituency or a state.
Most Seats and seat totals: which party ends up largest, or how many seats a given party wins.
Victory Margin: how wide a candidate's winning gap is.
Control and government: which party controls a chamber, whether parliament is hung, what kind of government forms.
Party leadership: the next permanent leader, or the year a current leader steps down.
Special Bets: one precise statement, answered Yes or No.
On an event page each outcome carries its own odds, and the Search by market field helps when an event holds several questions.
When a candidate pulls out
Rule 10.40 covers the Winner market directly. A candidate who withdraws before voting ends, or is barred from standing, makes every bet on that candidate a loser. This politics rule overrides the general one that voids bets on a participant who withdraws before the start, since the general terms only apply where a sport's own rules are silent.
Dates and times shown next to events are indicative; settlement follows the actual time set out in the organiser's official documents.
Reaching the markets
Politics has its own entry in the 1xBet pre-match menu. To bet, open an account first.