Key Takeaways Wisconsin says election trades may disqualify voters from that same election. Intentionally voting while disqualified can constitute a Class I felony. Kalshi called the warning voter suppression and threatened legal action. Kalshi calls warning ‘voter suppression’ The Wisconsin Elections Commission warned residents that buying election-related contracts on Kalshi or Polymarket could disqualify them from voting in the same election. The bipartisan commission issued the statewide notice Tuesday after unanimously approving a legal memorandum on prediction markets during its July 9 meeting. “We want voters to understand that they cannot legally make a bet on an election and cast …