CA-31 House winner?

Kalshi Elections › House Closes Nov 3, 2027 · $407 traded · $395 at stake · prices read 3 h ago

The odds

96%Gil Cisneros

Gil Cisneros96%
Eric Ching4%

How the odds have moved

Gil Cisneros: 97% on Oct 19, 96% now.

Each outcome's chance over time on Kalshi. The dots along the bottom are headlines about its subject: point at one to read it.

Every outcome

Outcome	Chance	Day	Bid	Ask	Pays	Contracts
Gil Cisneros	96%		95¢	98¢	$1.03	411
Eric Ching	4%		2¢	6¢	$16.95	301

"Pays" is what a $1 stake returns if that outcome happens, at the price shown (before any fees). Bid and ask are the best prices to sell and buy "Yes".

The news: CA- House, Gil Cisneros, Eric Ching

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About this market

VenueKalshi

Settles onLibrary of Congress

Trading closesNov 3, 2027 11:00 AM ET

Traded$407 (712 contracts)

This week$7

At stake$395

Followed here sinceOct 19, 2026

The rules

If the House member sworn in for CA-31 for the term beginning in 2027 is a member of the Democratic Party, then the market resolves to Yes.

The full rules are on the market's page at Kalshi.

The race

The candidates, the incumbent, every market on this race and its coverage: the race on 4Conservative Politics ›

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