Will the Republican party win the Lieutenant Governor race in Texas?
Dan PatrickKalshiOpen, closes Nov 3, 202731.6K contracts traded
69%
Yes · −7.5 pts in 24 h · bid 68%, ask 70%
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What moved it
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69% to 77% (+7.5 pts)Oct 31, 10:00 PM ET
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83% to 72% (−11.4 pts)Oct 2, 5:00 AM ET
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71% to 83% (+12.4 pts)Oct 1, 2:00 AM ET
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80% to 98% (+18.4 pts)May 27, 9:00 PM ET
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94% to 80% (−14 pts)May 22, 2:00 PM ET
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The rules
Kalshi's rules, as the venue wrote them.
If a representative of the Republican party is sworn in as the Lieutenant Governor of Texas for the term beginning in 2027, then the market resolves to Yes.
This market is eligible for accelerated determination after a consensus of media organizations project the winner.
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- Ticker
- KXLTGOVTX-26-GOP
- Closes
- Nov 3, 2027
- Category
- Elections
Langbot consolidated probability
69%
Yes, across 2 venues, as of Nov 2, 6:39 AM ET. The venues are 2% apart. Fees not included. How it is measured
- Kalshi 69% · weight 97%
- Polymarket 68% · weight 3%
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