Colombia's 2026 presidential election is a critical moment for Latin American politics and economics. This collection of prediction markets provides real-time market assessments of electoral outcomes, from first-round results to potential runoff scenarios. The featured markets cover the major presidential candidates: Juan Daniel Oviedo, Luis Gilberto Murillo, Daniel Quintero, Claudia López, and Iván Cepeda Castro. Colombia's electoral system typically requires a first-round vote, with a runoff between the top two candidates if none achieves an outright 50% majority — making potential second-round matchups significant for market activity and price dynamics. Market prices reflect participants' collective assessment of candidates' viability, coalition strength, and electoral support. Several economic and political factors historically influence Colombian elections: macroeconomic performance and inflation, security concerns, social policy priorities (healthcare, education, labor reform), international relations, and regional voting patterns. Political polling, candidate campaign developments, debate performances, and geopolitical events shape market sentiment and price movements. First-round markets help traders identify frontrunners and assess probable runoff scenarios. As election day approaches, market liquidity typically increases, enabling more precise price discovery. By aggregating information from many participants, these markets provide a continuously updated forecast that complements traditional opinion polls. Whether analyzing electoral trends, studying political-economic relationships, or monitoring Latin American policy shifts, this page offers a comprehensive, real-time view of Colombia's most consequential political decisions.