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House Passes TICKET Act, Critics Demand Stronger Protections

5/1/2025

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In a decisive 409-15 vote, the U.S. House approved the bipartisan TICKET Act, aiming to create a fairer ticketing landscape. While it promises greater transparency and consumer protections, critics warn it falls short on tackling ticket scalping and leaves room for speculative sales. Advocacy groups are calling on the Senate to fortify the bill before it becomes law.

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Story summary

In a decisive 409-15 vote, the U.S. House approved the bipartisan TICKET Act, aiming to create a fairer ticketing landscape. While it promises greater transparency and consumer protections, critics warn it falls short on tackling ticket scalping and leaves room for speculative sales. Advocacy groups are calling on the Senate to fortify the bill before it becomes law.