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Arizona attorney general charges Kalshi with 20 misdemeanours over event bets

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Arizona’s attorney general filed a 20-count criminal complaint against Kalshi, alleging it accepted wagers from state residents on sports, player performance and election outcomes between 14 December 2025 and 12 March 2026. The complaint includes 16 Class 1 and four Class 2 misdemeanour counts; Kalshi had separately sued Arizona officials over the application of state gambling laws to its event contracts.

The charges put Kalshi’s Arizona sports and election markets at risk while the legal status of its event contracts is disputed.

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New York attorney general seeks court order compelling Kalshi documents

New York Attorney General Letitia James petitioned a court to require Kalshi to produce documents sought in a 25 September subpoena. Kalshi missed the 5 October deadline and later asked the court to quash the subpoena, arguing that it seeks evidence relevant to the state’s ongoing enforcement case; the company disputes that its contracts constitute gambling.

New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed a petition asking a court to order Kalshi to produce documents requested in a 25 September subpoena.

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