- James Comer sera-t-il le candidat républicain au poste de gouverneur du Kentucky ?47¢
- Thomas Massie sera-t-il le candidat républicain pour le poste de gouverneur du Kentucky ?14¢
- Daniel Cameron sera-t-il le candidat républicain au poste de gouverneur du Kentucky ?11¢
- Savannah Maddox sera-t-elle la candidate républicaine au poste de gouverneur du Kentucky ?8¢
- Nate Morris sera-t-il le candidat républicain au poste de gouverneur du Kentucky ?7¢
- Brett St. Amand sera-t-il le candidat républicain au poste de gouverneur du Kentucky ?3¢
- Charles "Bruiser" Martin sera-t-il le candidat républicain au poste de gouverneur du Kentucky ?3¢
- Rick Hardin sera-t-il le candidat républicain au poste de gouverneur du Kentucky ?<1¢
James Comer leads the Republican primary for Kentucky governor in 2027 with the strongest trader consensus, reflecting his established statewide profile as a U.S. representative, prior agriculture commissioner role, and recent endorsements from figures including Secretary of State Michael Adams and Sen. Rand Paul. Comer has signaled a likely post-November 2026 announcement while building organization across the state. Thomas Massie, Nate Morris, Savannah Maddox, and Daniel Cameron trail at lower probabilities, consistent with Massie’s 2026 congressional primary defeat, Morris’s Senate withdrawal, and limited formal commitments from others. Minor filers such as Brett St. Amand, Rick Hardin, and Charles “Bruiser” Martin register as long shots ahead of the January 2027 filing deadline and May 18 primary, with no major late developments yet altering the early field dynamics.
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This market will resolve according to the winner of the Republican nomination to contest the Kentucky governorship in 2027. The Republican primary is scheduled to take place on May 18, 2027. If no nominee is announced by November 2, 2027, 11:59PM ET, this market will resolve to "Other". The resolution source for this market will be the first official announcement of the results from the Kentucky Republican Party; however, an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.