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Kalshi faces Supreme Court deadline after Nevada rehearing bid fails

NEXTPredict reports the Ninth Circuit unanimously denied Kalshi's request for rehearing in the Nevada case, leaving an unfavorable ruling intact. Kalshi has also retained former US Solicitor General Paul Clement to represent it in a separate New Jersey dispute already before the Supreme Court.

Kalshi’s effort to reopen its Nevada case at the Ninth Circuit has failed. The court unanimously denied its rehearing request, leaving an unfavorable ruling in place, according to NEXTPredict.

Nevada review deadline remains

The denial leaves Kalshi with a February 2 deadline to seek Supreme Court review in the Nevada case, NEXTPredict reported. The report was published on Nov 6, 2026, at 6:00 PM ET.

That deadline concerns a request for review—not a scheduled Supreme Court decision. The supplied reporting does not say whether Kalshi will make that request.

Separate New Jersey dispute reaches Supreme Court

Kalshi has also retained former US Solicitor General Paul Clement to represent it in a separate New Jersey dispute that is already before the Supreme Court, according to NEXTPredict.

The two cases are at different procedural stages: the Nevada ruling remains intact following the rehearing denial, while the New Jersey dispute is already before the justices. The supplied reporting provides no further details about either case’s merits.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Nevada’s unfavorable ruling remains in place. The unanimous rehearing denial does not reverse or modify that outcome.
  • February 2 is the next identified Nevada deadline. It is the cutoff to seek Supreme Court review, not a date for a ruling on the merits.
  • The New Jersey case is a separate proceeding. Clement’s involvement concerns that dispute; the reporting does not establish his role in the Nevada case.
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