Kalshi rules prohibit affiliates from challenging official election results.
"Kalshi’s rules specifically ban affiliates from questioning the integrity or accuracy of official election results and legal rulings made in connection with elections." https://www.wired.com/story/kalshi-polymarket-influencer-election-denial-spencer-pratt/
Users criticized Kalshi and Polymarket for directing or paying creators involved in election denial content, arguing it is bad for companies profiting from election betting.
@WIRED Nice
@WIRED Oh. Wonderful.
@WIRED Giving money to people who dislike and/or distrust elections is bad for companies seeking to make money off election betting. Truly shocking and unforeseeable.
@Knibbs @WIRED Interesting
Kalshi rules prohibit affiliates from challenging official election results.
"Kalshi’s rules specifically ban affiliates from questioning the integrity or accuracy of official election results and legal rulings made in connection with elections." https://www.wired.com/story/kalshi-polymarket-influencer-election-denial-spencer-pratt/