Resolved Polymarket market · Ted Cruz · 7-day window
Ted Cruz posted 128 posts from March 20–27, 2026.
Polystrike measured 128 posts over this window. The market's closing bucket isn't in our public snapshot archive, so no winner is claimed here — the count and the trend below are our own measured data.
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The market resolution
FIG. 01 — COUNT ONLYTed Cruz posted 128 posts from March 20–27, 2026.
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| Window | Posts | Winning bucket | vs prior |
|---|---|---|---|
| March 20–27, 2026 this market | 128 | — | +31 |
| March 17–24, 2026 | 97 | — | — |
Each row is a distinct Polymarket Ted Cruz market; counts are the figure each market resolved to (settlement count where graded, our measured count otherwise). 7-day markets overlap, so these are successive windows rather than disjoint calendar weeks. Rows link to their own permalink. See every resolved market on the tweet market history page.
FAQ
FIG. 03 — FAQPAGE SCHEMAHow many posts did Ted Cruz post the week of March 20, 2026?
Ted Cruz posted 128 posts from March 20–27, 2026. That is the count Polystrike recorded over the exact window this Polymarket market covered, using the market's own settlement rules.
Which Polymarket bucket won for March 20–27, 2026?
We do not publish a winning bucket for this market because its closing price snapshots are not in our public archive. The measured count of 128 posts is still shown above.
How does Polystrike count Ted Cruz's posts?
Our counter polls X continuously and tallies qualifying posts — main-feed posts, quote posts, and reposts — against Polymarket's settlement rules. The headline number matches the bucket the market actually resolved to; where our independent live tally differs, both figures are shown in the numbers panel above.
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