Maryland residents are advised to avoid prediction market trades on election outcomes to prevent prosecution for illegal wagering, according to State Elections Administrator Jared DeMarinis.
Maryland residents are advised to avoid prediction market trades on election outcomes to prevent prosecution for illegal wagering, according to State Elections Administrator Jared DeMarinis.
DeMarinis cautioned that residents engaging in trades on congressional and gubernatorial primary races could face legal consequences for participating in illegal wagers. The warning comes as a response to recent activities in the state.
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