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A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 60 percent of respondents do not support betting on election results, 13 percent support it, and 24 percent had another position.
multiple outlets, traced to a single source · Reported fact · first recorded Oct 12, 3:30 PM
Although several outlets carry this claim, their reporting traces back to a single shared source — so it counts as one confirmation, not several.
How each outlet reported it
The HillCenter · Oct 12, 3:01 PM
A Reuters/Ipsos poll was released Monday
Cites: Reuters/Ipsos · Details: Monday release date
The HillCenter · Oct 12, 3:01 PM
60 percent of poll respondents did not support betting on election results
Cites: Reuters/Ipsos poll · Details: 60 percent
The HillCenter · Oct 12, 3:01 PM
13 percent of poll respondents said they support betting on election results
Cites: Reuters/Ipsos poll · Details: 13 percent
The HillCenter · Oct 12, 3:01 PM
24 percent of poll respondents had another position on betting on election results
Cites: Reuters/Ipsos poll · Details: 24 percent
The HillCenter · Oct 12, 3:01 PM
Most Americans regardless of party oppose betting on election results through prediction markets
Cites: Reuters/Ipsos poll · Details: prediction markets such as Kalshi or Polymarket