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Kalshi can settle midterm contracts on a four-of-eight media consensus while Polymarket uses a two-hour UMA challenge window, Covers explains
- Kalshi can settle midterm contracts on a four-of-eight media consensus while Polymarket uses a two-hour UMA challenge window, Covers explains — Covers explains that Kalshi midterm rules allow accelerated settlement when at least four of eight designated media sources declare the same winner with no contradictory call, with Senate control falling back to the president pro tempore's party on February 1, 2027 if there is no consensus. Polymarket pays winning shares at 1 dollar after resolution, with a standard two-hour UMA challenge period that disputes can extend. (Covers)
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