Bipartisan POLLING
Both Parties want one FEDERAL rulebook.
When asked to choose between a single set of federal rules — similar to how the stock market is regulated — and letting each of the 50 states regulate on its own, voters choose the former.
67% Agree:
Adults should decide for themselves.
67%
64% of Democrats
74% of Republicans
“Adults should have the freedom to decide for themselves whether to participate in prediction markets.”
8 to 1 WANT THE FREEDOM TO DECIDE
Among Republican voters, the freedom-to-decide argument moves 50% toward support and just 6% against.
The under-35 majority
52% of voters under 35 have already engaged with prediction markets.
Of those who haven’t, 55% say they’re interested.
+54
Republican men under 45 favor keeping prediction markets legal by a 54-point margin — 68% to 14%.
Methodology
Fabrizio Lee & Associates surveyed 800 Republicans and Republican-leaning independents nationally, May 11–13, 2026 (margin of error ±3.5% at the 95% confidence level), with an oversample of 454 Republican-leaning men under 45 surveyed May 14–16, 2026 (±4.6%).
Global Strategy Group conducted an online survey of 1,000 nationwide likely voters and 600 battleground state likely voters (GA, NC, NH, ME, MI, OH, AK), April 23–29, 2026 (±3.1% nationwide, ±4.0% battleground).