PREDICTION MARKETS GAIN SUPPORT AS FAKE ELECTION POLLS RAISE CONCERNS Harry Crane, a Rutgers statistics professor, and Koleman Strumpf, a W…
PREDICTION MARKETS GAIN SUPPORT AS FAKE ELECTION POLLS RAISE CONCERNS
Harry Crane, a Rutgers statistics professor, and Koleman Strumpf, a Wake Forest economics professor, argue in The Wall Street Journal that election polls deserve greater regulatory scrutiny than prediction markets.
They cite Median Strategies and Wedgewood Polls, which reportedly published fabricated election data affecting campaign narratives and decisions.