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Kalshi asks paid influencers to delete posts sowing doubts over LA mayoral election
Kalshi asked paid political influencers to remove posts casting doubt on the integrity of the Los Angeles mayoral election. The posts, which promoted election fraud conspiracies and quoted prediction market odds, were part of paid partnerships with Kalshi and Polymarket. Influencers like Gunther Eagleman and Matt Van Swoll claimed the election was being 'stolen' from Spencer Pratt.
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