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Kalshi suspends 3 congressional candidates for betting on their own races

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April 23, 2026

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The prediction market Kalshi said on Wednesday it had suspended accounts belonging to three congressional candidates for allegedly betting on their own races.

The candidates, named in regulatory filings as Ezekiel Enriquez in Texas, Matt Klein in Minnesota, and Mark Moran in Virginia, wagered on the outcomes of their elections in violation of the platform's rules.

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