New York | In the weeks leading up to the US midterms, a small group of prediction market traders took field trips to Maine and Los Angeles, then reconvened online to pore over polls and early voter data out of Brazil, Israel and Texas.
They were hunting for scraps of intelligence about the voting public that might help them make more profitable bets on platforms Kalshi and Polymarket, where they rank among the most successful traders wagering on the outcomes of electoral races that are playing out across the country and the world.
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