Prediction markets show no partisan bias in data since 1880, NBER paper finds
· 2h ago · Originally reported by PPC Land
Non-US races were the lone outlier, with markets overrating right-leaning candidates by 1.42 points. What the data shows as Google keeps prediction ads open.
This is the outlet’s own summary while our desk writes an explainer. Read the full story at PPC Land.
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