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Senators Curtis and Warren Request Oversight of Prediction Markets

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Senators John Curtis and Elizabeth Warren sent a letter to prediction market platforms requesting answers on how the platforms ensure midterm election odds are not unfairly influenced. The senators expressed concern over election-related event contracts and the potential for users to make bets based on non-public information or engage in market manipulation.

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The senators challenged the platforms' assertion that the contracts users trade are purely financial products and not traditional gambling. The scrutiny raises questions about market integrity, particularly regarding how election-related polls are treated on these platforms.

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