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Politics · Courts & law · published 2026-09-02 · via NPR

New Jersey Appeals to U.S. Supreme Court Over Prediction Market Jurisdiction

New Jersey has filed a petition with the Supreme Court in a dispute between multiple states and the prediction market industry, which has support from the Trump administration. The state's legal team argues that the Commodity Exchange Act does not permit prediction market operators to bypass state regulations.

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The state's legal challenge has reached the nation's highest court, following a broader conflict involving several states and the emerging prediction market sector. Federal authorities, under the current administration, have sided with the industry in this jurisdictional fight.

New Jersey's petition centers on the interpretation of the Commodity Exchange Act, arguing that this federal statute does not grant operators a license

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