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2026-10-30 13:32
Prediction markets flop on recent elections
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First reported by The Hill (Center); 4 outlets over 46h.
The Hill · +8h Semafor · +9h The Atlantic · +46h CNBC
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- The AtlanticLean left
Is the industry ready for the midterms?
Read at theatlantic.com → - CNBCCenter
Prediction markets' failure to call an LA primary correctly raised the possibility they can be manipulated to exaggerate the amount of support candidates have.
Read at cnbc.com → - SemaforCenter
Kalshi and Polymrket blew three big elections this week, a bad look for platforms pitching themselves to investors as hedges against global risk.
Read at semafor.com → - The HillCenter
Will pollsters or the prediction markets provide the most accurate forecasts in the midterms?
Read at thehill.com →
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CNBCCenter
Gamble on democracy: Inside suspicious election-contracts trading on prediction markets
Read at cnbc.com →SemaforCenter
Prediction markets flop on recent elections
Read at semafor.com →The AtlanticLean left
A Stress Test for Prediction Markets
Read at theatlantic.com →SemaforCenter
Netanyahu becomes prediction markets' favorite to be next Israeli PM
Read at semafor.com →The HillCenter
Why relying on prediction markets in the elections may not be a safe bet
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