The deal makes Kalshi a named sponsor of election data at a major broadcast network, drawing scrutiny as prediction markets push further into mainstream politic

The lobbying and advocacy push comes as states weigh whether event contracts count as unlicensed gambling.

The inquiry centers on whether a public official traded on a market tied directly to an official action affecting him.

The roundup tracks how federal court rulings and state gaming regulators have split on sports event contracts across all 50 states.

Multiple venues show Democratic odds improving in 2026 midterm markets, though the various previews and odds roundups disagree on how much weight to give them.

The incumbent's entry formalizes a race markets have already priced, with runoff scenarios widely expected.

Trading on the Los Angeles mayoral race has reached nine figures, with market odds shifting toward Nithya Raman ahead of a candidate debate.

Brazil's presidential race has put betting regulation in focus, and commentators in South Africa ask whether similar restrictions could follow there.

Two of the largest US casino operators are staying out of event contracts even as Kalshi and Polymarket expand into sports and election betting.

Commentary examines the reliability of market prices as forecasts and their wider effects on public health policy and democratic discourse as the sector goes ma

The Arizona governor's race is one of several 2026 contests where market prices and public polling point in the same direction.

Betting markets expect Sunday's first round to fall short of an outright winner.

Market pricing has shifted toward Netanyahu following a reported attempted attack on a flight.

The model arrives as forecasters and markets diverge on how large the Senate battlefield will be.

Long-dated political contracts are drawing significant liquidity well before the nominating contests begin.

The new model adds another public projection to a midterm cycle where polling averages and market odds are being compared closely.

The listing shows offshore and crypto-based markets expanding into smaller municipal contests with no local regulatory framework.

The piece traces the overlapping trading, funding, and regulatory interests between crypto firms and event-contract venues.