Will greyhound racing be outlawed in the USA by May 15, 2027?

This market asks whether greyhound racing will be outlawed in the USA by May 15, 2027, defined as either a federal ban OR all states that currently permit greyhound racing enacting bans. Currently, only West Virginia has active greyhound racing (two tracks: Wheeling Island and Mardi Gras). The U.S. House passed the Farm, Food and National Security Act (H.R. 7567) in April 2026 with greyhound racing ban provisions, but the Senate released its version on June 23, 2026 that notably EXCLUDES the greyhound ban. The Senate Agriculture Committee markup has been delayed to July-August 2026. West Virginia's Senators Capito and Justice have not supported the ban, and the industry has significant local political support due to economic contributions. The current farm bill extension runs through September 30, 2026. Even if a farm bill with the greyhound ban passes both chambers and is enacted, the effective date in the House bill is October 1, 2027, which is AFTER the May 15, 2027 resolution date. No state-level ban activity is occurring in West Virginia; instead, the state passed legislation to preserve greyhound racing. The external prediction market search returned no matching markets, so there is no external crowd sentiment to anchor to. Given the Senate's exclusion of the ban, the timeline pressure from the expiring farm bill, the effective date being after the resolution date, and the lack of state-level action, the probability remains very low.