- Will Carlos Alberto Puente Salas win the 2027 Zacatecas Governor Election?<1¢
- Will Miguel Ángel Varela Pinedo win the 2027 Zacatecas Governor Election?5¢
- Will Noemí Berenice Luna Ayala win the 2027 Zacatecas Governor Election?5¢
- Will Carlos Peña Badillo win the 2027 Zacatecas Governor Election?7¢
- Will Fuensanta Guadalupe Guerrero Esquivel win the 2027 Zacatecas Governor Election?<1¢
- Will Arturo Nahle García win the 2027 Zacatecas Governor Election?<1¢
- Will Jorge Álvarez Máynez win the 2027 Zacatecas Governor Election?3¢
- Will Ulises Mejía Haro win the 2027 Zacatecas Governor Election?39¢
- Will Verónica Díaz Robles win the 2027 Zacatecas Governor Election?19¢
- Will José Narro Céspedes win the 2027 Zacatecas Governor Election?5¢
- Will Julia Arcelia Olguín Serna win the 2027 Zacatecas Governor Election?2¢
- Will Zaira Ivonne Villagrana Escareño win the 2027 Zacatecas Governor Election?3¢
Gubernatorial elections are currently scheduled to be held in Zacatecas on June 6, 2027. This market will resolve according to the listed candidate who wins the 2027 Zacatecas gubernatorial elections. Any interim or caretaker Governor will not qualify. If the results are not known definitively by December 31, 2027, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to “Other”. This market will resolve based on the results of this election, as indicated by a consensus of credible reporting. If there is ambiguity, this market will resolve solely based on official results as reported by government sources of Zacatecas and Mexico, including the Electoral Institute of Zacatecas and the National Electoral Institute of Mexico.
Ulises Mejía Haro holds the strongest trader consensus at 38.5% in the Zacatecas governor race for the June 2027 election, ahead of Verónica Díaz Robles at 19.5%, with the rest of the field trailing and "Other" at 50%. This positioning reflects Morena's entrenched position in the state under incumbent David Monreal Ávila, where the contest centers on the party's nomination process rather than a broad general election. Recent internal polling and surveys show Mejía Haro maintaining a modest edge among aspirants, driven by federal legislative profile and organizational support, while Díaz Robles sustains competitiveness through consistent visibility and alternative Morena factions. The tight overall distribution stems from unresolved party selection dynamics, limited public polling aggregates this far out, and the potential for late shifts via endorsements or alliances, keeping implied probabilities fluid until clearer signals emerge on the nominee.