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Study finds prediction market odds influence voters, who want election markets regulated, Brennan Center reports
- Study finds prediction market odds influence voters, who want election markets regulated, Brennan Center reports — A Brennan Center study found prediction market odds shifted perceived electability, with a candidate at 84 percent on Kalshi seen as 20 points more electable, while low odds reduced perceived electability. Only 19 percent of voters said election prediction markets were accurate compared with 37 percent for traditional polls, and voters were broadly skeptical even as odds influenced them. (Brennan Center)
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