TOTAL VOLUME:
$150.1b
24H VOL:
$142,857,652
24H TRANSACTIONS:
2,859,322,643
OPEN INTEREST:
$1,733,278,615
483,990
Markets across
35,811
events
MATCHED EVENTS:
3,349
PLATFORM COVERAGE:
5
Polymarket:
38%
VS.
Kalshi:
62%
Above 81,000 jobs
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Resolves May 7, 2027
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This event tracks the health and scale of Washington's aerospace manufacturing sector by monitoring its annual average employment levels in 2026. It reflects broader economic trends, industrial demand, and policy impacts on the state's key manufacturing industry. The outcome depends on official government data releases.
The event resolves based on the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) officially published annual-average employment figure for Washington’s Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing sector (NAICS 3364) for the year 2026. Four separate thresholds are evaluated: 81,000; 82,000; 83,000; and 84,000 jobs. If the reported average exceeds any of these thresholds, the corresponding market resolves to Yes. The determination uses the BLS’s final published annual-average value—subsequent revisions after the determination date will not alter the outcome. All markets share the same underlying data source and measurement methodology, focusing exclusively on the officially reported annual average for resolution.
Currently, this market implies a probability around 97.0% for its top outcome, which often diverges from traditional analyst forecasts. Analysts may weigh factors like federal contracts, defense spending bills, and workforce training programs differently than traders do. Comparing this market’s implied probability to recent reports from major economic research firms can reveal whether traders are more optimistic or pessimistic about Washington’s aerospace job trends through 2026.
This market resolves around May 7, 2027, with the outcome confirmed once the event is verifiable from credible public reporting. The final average aerospace manufacturing employment figure for Washington in 2026 will be drawn from authoritative government labor statistics, ending all contracts based on that official number.
Key signals include major federal contract awards to Washington firms, changes in defense spending legislation, or shifts in aerospace company expansion plans. Natural disasters, supply chain disruptions, or significant workforce policy changes could also sway trader sentiment. Economic indicators like regional manufacturing PMIs and quarterly employment reports will continue to influence this market as 2026 approaches.