Experts warn election odds could fuel misinformation

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Experts warn that live odds on prediction markets, with hundreds of millions of dollars at stake, could sow confusion and provide fodder for misinformation when they spread into news coverage.

WHO: Experts

WHAT: Experts warned that live prediction-market odds could sow confusion and provide fodder for election misinformation.

WHEN: Reported Oct 26, 2026 at 10:41 PM ET

WHERE: USA

WHY: Experts warned that prediction-market odds spreading into news coverage could sow confusion and provide fodder for misinformation.

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