Louisiana Governor
Louisiana Governor winner? (2027)
7.3k contracts traded · 879 open
The 2027 Governor Races on Kalshi
Three states elect a governor in 2027: Kentucky, Louisiana and Mississippi. This page shows the live Kalshi price on each party’s contract, read as an implied probability, with the dates and who holds the seat now. For the last cycle, see the 2026 results.
Louisiana Governor
- Primary: Oct. 9, 2027
- General: Nov. 20, 2027
- Incumbent: Jeff Landry (R), eligible to run again
Louisiana votes first. All candidates run in one open primary, a majority there wins outright, and otherwise the top two go to the general. The Secretary of State says dates are subject to change by the legislature.
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Kentucky Governor
- General: Nov. 2, 2027
- Incumbent: Andy Beshear (D), term-limited
Kentucky Governor
Kentucky Governor winner? (2027)
47k contracts traded · 23k open
Mississippi Governor
- General: Nov. 2, 2027
- Incumbent: Tate Reeves (R), term-limited
Mississippi Governor
Mississippi Governor winner? (2027)
33k contracts traded · 28k open
Kalshi prices update every 5 minutes. A price is what the market implies today, not a forecast from us. The 2028 slate is on the presidential hub and the Congress board.
2027 governor races — frequently asked
Which states elect a governor in 2027?
Three: Kentucky, Louisiana and Mississippi. Kalshi lists a party contract on each, and the prices are on this page.
When are the 2027 governor elections?
Kentucky and Mississippi vote on Nov. 2, 2027. Louisiana holds its primary on Oct. 9, 2027, and its general on Nov. 20, 2027, on the Secretary of State calendar, which says dates are subject to change by the legislature.
Are the incumbents running?
Andy Beshear of Kentucky and Tate Reeves of Mississippi are term-limited, so those two seats are open. Jeff Landry of Louisiana is eligible to run again.
How do the 2027 governor contracts settle?
Each state has a Democratic and a Republican contract. A contract pays $1 if a representative of that party is inaugurated as governor pursuant to the 2027 election and $0 if not, so the price reads as the implied probability that party wins.