Kalshi and Polymarket, two prediction market platforms, have instructed social media influencers to remove posts that questioned the integrity of the Los Angeles mayoral election. These posts were identified as 'paid partnerships.' The platforms emphasized the importance of maintaining accurate information regarding election results.
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Kalshi and Polymarket Request Deletion of Posts Questioning LA Mayoral Election Integrity
Kalshi and Polymarket have asked influencers to delete social media posts that cast doubt on the integrity of the Los Angeles mayoral election. The posts were labeled as 'paid partnerships' by the platforms.
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- ✕ loaded language: 'questioning the integrity'
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Polymarket and Kalshi Say Influencer Partners Can't Deny Election Results, Actually
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Kalshi and Polymarket Request Deletion of Posts Questioning LA Mayoral Election Integrity