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Senate Candidate Fined $6,200, Kalshi Traders Suspended Five Years

4/24/2026

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Independent Senate candidate Mark Moran was fined $6,200, the highest penalty, after refusing to sign a settlement requiring a public statement on X.
Ezekiel Enriquez, Matt Klein and Mark Moran were suspended from Kalshi for five years for wagering on election outcomes.
Matt Klein placed a $50 wager in October, apologized and called it a mistake.
U.S. Rep. Mike Levin said penalties were insufficient, likening them to a parking ticket.

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Independent Senate candidate Mark Moran was fined $6,200, the highest penalty, after refusing to sign a settlement requiring a public statement on X.
Ezekiel Enriquez, Matt Klein and Mark Moran were suspended from Kalshi for five years for wagering on election outcomes.
Matt Klein placed a $50 wager in October, apologized and called it a mistake.
U.S. Rep. Mike Levin said penalties were insufficient, likening them to a parking ticket.