Kalshi and Polymarket users trade Maryland races despite state election betting ban, with Polymarket recording about 599,500 dollars across 20 Maryland markets, RG reports
Public platform data shows Maryland governor and House races drew hundreds of thousands of dollars despite a state ban on wagering on elections. Polymarket's busiest Maryland market was the 1st District at about 98,800 dollars, while Kalshi showed about 400,500 contracts traded across 27 Maryland events.
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