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Kentucky Governor Race 2027
The markets' leading names: James Comer, Thomas Massie, Rick Hardin.
Prediction markets
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- Republican79%
- Democratic22%
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- James Comer83%
- Thomas Massie7%
- Rick Hardin6%
- Charles "Bruiser" Martin4%
- Nate Morris3%
- Savannah Maddox3%
- + 2 more outcomes
- Kentucky Governor Election Winner (2027)Polymarket
- Republican77%
- Democrat21%▼1
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- Rocky Adkins56%▲6
- Jacqueline Coleman43%▼2
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- Rep James Comer says Democrats will try to ‘ruin’ those in proximity to Trump administration
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- Pete Hegseth Responds to Thomas Massie's Impeachment Push
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- Anti-Trump Republicans Plot to Run Ousted RINO Thomas Massie as Third-Party Spoiler in 2028
A coalition of anti-Trump Republicans and Libertarian Party operatives is plotting to recruit outgoing Rep. Thomas Massie for a third-party presidential campaign in 2028. The effort is reportedly part of an effort to siphon votes away from…
- James Comer Admits ‘There’s a Lot of Questions About Hegseth,’ But Dodges on Impeachment Push
Rep. James Comer (R-TN) admitted on Friday that “there’s a lot of questions” about Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, but stopped short of supporting impeachment of the former Fox News host. Speaking with NewsNation’s Markie Martin on Morning…
- House GOP Oversight chairman says ‘there’s a lot of questions about Hegseth’
Washington Examiner House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) declined to back Secretary of War Pete Hegseth as an impeachment vote against the secretary looms, saying there are “a lot of questions” about him. The House must vote next…
- James Comer hangs Hegseth out to dry as ‘upset MAGA people’ rage
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- Pete Hegseth Faces Impeachment Vote Next Week as Thomas Massie Issues Resignation Ultimatum
Republican Congressman Thomas Massie has threatened to force a House impeachment vote against Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth unless he resigns, setting up a fresh confrontation when lawmakers return next week. Massie has said the…
- Thomas Massie Claims He Has Enough Support to Force Congressional Vote on Second Jeffrey Epstein Files Transparency Act
Thomas Massie promises to get enough sigantures for the Epstein Files Transparency Act II vote. Nov. 6 2026, Published 2:15 p.m. ET Outgoing Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie is predicting a Capitol Hill showdown when lawmakers return…
- Thomas Massie’s Revenge
The Kentucky congressman opposed the very policies that doomed Republicans in the midterms. “The reason we lost is the war,” Vice President J.D. Vance admitted Wednesday on X, explaining the Republicans’ disastrous midterm election loss…
- Trump team interprets midterms debacle as a cue to go harder, further, faster
It’s as if the midterms never happened. The Trump administration is heading into this week’s impeachment showdown over Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth— the first major test of the president’s power after his election debacle — with a clear…
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