CFTC drops appeal over Kalshi’s US election contracts
The decision removes the CFTC’s appeal against Kalshi’s election-linked contracts, while state-level legal challenges remain.
The decision removes the CFTC’s appeal against Kalshi’s election-linked contracts, while state-level legal challenges remain.
Racing operators and participants may need to respond to proposed changes affecting track procedures and responsibilities.
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The figures show a slight annual decline in casino revenue alongside higher state contributions.
Source: Maryland Lottery and Gaming (MD)
Dismissing the appeal would end the CFTC’s court challenge to Kalshi’s election contracts.
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