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# Polls Intel

The **Polls Intel** panel shows polling data for election and political markets on Polymarket — letting you compare where polls stand against current market odds.

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## What It Shows

Polling averages for the relevant election or political question:

* Current polling numbers for each candidate or option
* Trend over time
* Comparison to current Polymarket odds

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## Markets Where This Panel Activates

* [US Presidential, Senate, and House elections](https://polymarket.com/politics)
* [International elections](https://polymarket.com/politics)
* Approval rating markets
* [2026 Midterms](https://polymarket.com/event/balance-of-power-2026-midterms)
* Any political market where polling data is relevant


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