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Ana Brnabić odds on Polymarket

Updated November 9, 2026 · 2 live markets · refreshed twice a day

Ana Brnabić appears in 2 live Polymarket markets with $132.5K traded. The biggest: Next Prime Minister of Serbia? at 0.3%; Next Serbia Presidential Election Winner at 1.1%. Prices are traders' implied chances, updated twice a day.

Every live market on Ana Brnabić

MarketChance24hVolumeEnds
Next Prime Minister of Serbia?0.3%-0.1 pts$97.1K2026-10-25
Next Serbia Presidential Election Winner1.1%—$35.4K2027-05-02

For list markets (nominees, winners, appointments) the chance is Ana Brnabić's own outcome; for Yes/No questions it is the Yes price. Free JSON: /api/v1/people/ana-brnabic.json (CC BY 4.0).

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Frequently asked questions

What are Ana Brnabić's odds on Polymarket?

Ana Brnabić appears in 2 live Polymarket markets with $132.5K traded. The biggest: Next Prime Minister of Serbia? at 0.3%; Next Serbia Presidential Election Winner at 1.1%. Prices are traders' implied chances, updated twice a day.

Which Polymarket market has the most money on Ana Brnabić?

Next Prime Minister of Serbia?: 0.3% with $97.1K traded, as of November 9, 2026.

Where do these odds come from?

From Polymarket's public market data, refreshed twice a day. A price of 30% means traders pay 30 cents for a share that pays $1 if the outcome happens. Polymarket View is independent and not affiliated with Polymarket.

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