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Who will be Trump's next Secretary of Labor?

This Kalshi market is closed. The figures below are retained historical prices, not live odds or a verified declaration of the result.

Last recorded market summary

Keith Sonderling had the highest retained price at 99% when this page was last updated on 1 Oct 2026, 14:04 UTC. Price alone does not verify the final outcome.

Historical options

Last recorded price
Keith Sonderling
Closed contract
99%
Bryan Slater
Closed contract
4%
Riley Moore
Closed contract
2%
Johnny C. Taylor Jr.
Closed contract
2%
Brandon Williams
Closed contract
2%
Ron DeSantis
Closed contract
2%
Patrick Pizzella
Closed contract
1%
Andrew Puzder
Closed contract
1%
Jonathan Berry
Closed contract
1%
Glenn Youngkin
Closed contract
1%
Sean O'Brien
Closed contract
1%
Andrew Rogers
Closed contract
1%
Daniel Aronowitz
Closed contract
1%
Eugene Scalia
Closed contract
1%
Rosario Palmieri
Closed contract
1%
Vince Micone
Closed contract
1%
About this market

Market question: Who will be Trump's next Secretary of Labor?

How to read these odds

Each percentage is the last price retained before the contract closed. Historical prices show what the market estimated at that time; they do not, by themselves, prove which outcome ultimately occurred.

Market odds FAQ

What were the last recorded odds for Who will be Trump's next Secretary of Labor?

Keith Sonderling had the highest retained price at 99% when this page was last updated on 1 Oct 2026, 14:04 UTC. The market is closed, and this price alone does not verify the final result.

What are the historical odds for Who will be Trump's next Secretary of Labor?

Keith Sonderling: 99%; Bryan Slater: 4%; Riley Moore: 2%; Johnny C. Taylor Jr.: 2%; Brandon Williams: 2%; Ron DeSantis: 2%. These are the last prices retained before the market closed.

Where do these odds come from?

Each probability is a traded price from Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated prediction-market exchange. A contract trading at 62¢ implies a 62% market-estimated chance. ElectionOdds displays the data and does not create its own forecast.