| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
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| Yes | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether Jessica Tisch will no longer be serving as New York City Police Commissioner at any time before 2027. Commissioner turnover matters because it can change policing priorities, city leadership dynamics, and political signaling ahead of elections.
The NYPD commissioner is a mayoral appointee who leads one of the country's largest police forces; departures can result from political shifts, public safety developments, investigations, or personal reasons. A major upcoming milestone is the 2025 mayoral election and the subsequent inauguration of a new mayor, which often triggers staff changes at the commissioner level. Media scrutiny, union relations, and high‑profile incidents are recurring drivers of leadership change in the department.
Market prices aggregate traders' views about the likelihood of her leaving before 2027 and update quickly as news arrives; treat prices as a real‑time signal rather than an absolute prediction. For exact settlement rules and any timing cutoffs, consult the market's official documentation.
In practice this means Jessica Tisch is no longer serving in the role of NYPD commissioner on or before December 31, 2026 (i.e., by 00:00 on Jan 1, 2027). Temporary absences alone typically do not count unless she is formally replaced or resigns; check the market's official rules for the final settlement definition.
Because the commissioner is an appointee of the mayor, a change in mayoral administration after the 2025 election can lead to a new commissioner being named—such transitions are a common pathway for turnover before 2027.
An administrative or medical leave that is temporary and does not result in a formal resignation or replacement typically would not meet the standard of being 'out,' but the market resolves based on public, authoritative announcements so consult the event rules for specifics.
Yes—if she no longer holds the title of NYPD commissioner (regardless of whether she remains in city government in another capacity), she would be considered 'out' for the purposes of this market.
Key signals include sustained declines or spikes in crime metrics, major incidents drawing media attention, loss of public or mayoral confidence, federal or independent investigations, escalating union disputes, and announcements tied to political transitions or personal career moves.