Seven confirmed Kalshi out-of-home placements in 2026, from a Manhattan grocery takeover to signage in three MLB ballparks

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"Kalshi OOH placements 2026. Include media owner if known. Only return results with images"

Research as of September 25, 2026 supports seven high-confidence, image-backed placement groups, drawn from a compact set of nine deduplicated placements plus seventeen detail rows. They span February through September 2026 across New York, Washington D.C., Boston, Los Angeles and San Diego; every card below carries a placement image and links to its source page. Media owners are named only where sources establish them (four of seven groups).

Chronological gallery — click any image for its source page

Where the placements ran

Kalshi's only non-venue street campaign with an established asset operator is the February 3 Westside Market grocery takeover; Washington's transit and billboard assets have no confirmed media owner in the placement sources — fastcompany.com
The May 8 MSG deal is the largest single-venue package: Seventh Avenue marquee, exterior digital boards, bowl LEDs and naming rights to a whole concourse, operated by MSG Entertainment — news.pollstar.com
Three MLB clubs — Dodgers, Red Sox and Padres — activated Kalshi stadium signage within six weeks of each other in August–September, including a renamed Kalshi 435 Club at Dodger Stadium — thelines.com
The July "250 Years of American Predictions" mural in New York and Los Angeles was quietly pulled after criticism of its Jackie Robinson segregation theme — thedailybeast.com

All seven placement groups

DateCity / venueFormatMedia owner / operatorSource

Method: four diversified web-search passes returned thousands of candidate pages (up to 2,050 unique candidates in one pass); semantic filtering, image verification and deduplication reduced these to seven high-confidence 2026 Kalshi placement groups, each backed by an image on its source page. Two Washington rows were consolidated into one campaign group; one false-positive row describing a Polymarket asset and one row with unreliable image evidence were excluded. Media owners shown only where sources establish them; the Washington transit assets' owner is unknown (a Washington Post attribution in one extraction refers to a separate print placement). Coverage is best-effort, not exhaustive; no single source URL backs more than half of the groups. Compiled September 25, 2026.

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