Trump administration sues three states over attempts to regulate prediction markets

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by Bobby Allyn
April 2, 2026
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Trump administration is suing three states to override their prediction market regulations with federal authority.

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The Trump administration has filed lawsuits against three states in its most aggressive effort to date to override state regulations on prediction markets, a fast-growing betting industry. The suits represent a direct challenge to state authority over the sector, which has become increasingly contentious as these markets expand. The administration's legal action could establish federal precedent for controlling prediction market rules rather than allowing individual states to set their own regulatory frameworks.

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The Trump administration has filed lawsuits against three states challenging their regulatory authority over prediction markets.

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