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Kalshi Suspends Three Congressional Candidates, Imposes Fines

4/24/2026

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Kalshi used its newly released detection system to suspend three congressional candidates, marking its first major enforcement action.
Mark Moran, who placed 11th in the Virginia Democratic Senate primary, received a five-year suspension and a $6,229.30 fine.
Matt Klein, who bet $50 on his primary win, and Ezekiel Enriquez, who bet under $100 on the Texas 21st District race, each received five-year suspensions and were fined $539.85 and $784.20 respectively.

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Story summary

Kalshi used its newly released detection system to suspend three congressional candidates, marking its first major enforcement action.
Mark Moran, who placed 11th in the Virginia Democratic Senate primary, received a five-year suspension and a $6,229.30 fine.
Matt Klein, who bet $50 on his primary win, and Ezekiel Enriquez, who bet under $100 on the Texas 21st District race, each received five-year suspensions and were fined $539.85 and $784.20 respectively.