New Jersey petitions Supreme Court to resolve prediction market regulation dispute
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New Jersey petitions Supreme Court to resolve prediction market regulation dispute

New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport filed a petition with the Supreme Court on September 2, 2026, asking the justices to determine whether prediction market company Kalshi can offer sports contracts under federal regulation or must comply with state gambling laws. The petition follows a circuit split between the 3rd Circuit, which ruled in April that federal law preempts state gambling regulations, and the 9th Circuit, which ruled on August 28, 2026 that states can regulate prediction markets as sports betting. Forty-four states, tribes, casinos, and other groups have opposed Kalshi's position, while the Trump administration and CFTC have backed prediction markets.

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New Jersey attorney general wants to bring prediction market Kalshi to Supreme Court
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First challenge to prediction markets reaches Supreme Court
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Coverage now splits four ways: Supreme Court jurisdiction remains central, with Politico emphasizing federal vs. state regulatory authority, CNN focusing on Trump ties, NPR highlighting state-sportsbook competition, and ABC News reporting New Jersey's direct Supreme Court appeal challenging lower court rulings.
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THE LEFT3 outlets · mostly critical
New Jersey asks Supreme Court to resolve fight over Kalshi's future
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New Jersey attorney general wants to bring prediction market Kalshi to Supreme Court
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“New Jersey asks Supreme Court to review prediction market dispute” · The Hill, Politico

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President Donald Trump has financial and familial ties to the prediction market industry through Trump Media's planned prediction market called Truth Predict.
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