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Will legislation principally aimed at establishing a federal framework for college sports, including through NIL preemption, antitrust treatment of association rules, athlete-compensation standards, student-athlete protections, or employment-status rules become law before Jan 1, 2027?

Chance

50%

Buy Yes

50¢

pays $1 if it happens

Buy No

51¢

pays $1 if it doesn’t

Prices from Kalshi, updated 6 minutes ago. Ends Jan 1, 3:00 PM UTC.

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Cost of a Yes share

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  • 1 hour agoSold yes at 50¢$1
  • 1 hour agoSold yes at 50¢$8
  • 3 hours agoBought no at 51¢$24
  • 3 hours agoBought no at 51¢$10
  • 3 hours agoBought no at 51¢$2
  • 3 hours agoBought no at 51¢$204
  • 3 hours agoBought no at 51¢$2
  • 4 hours agoSold yes at 50¢$1
  • 4 hours agoSold yes at 50¢$0
  • 4 hours agoSold yes at 50¢$1
How this market is decidedShow

If legislation principally aimed at establishing a federal framework for college sports, including through NIL preemption, antitrust treatment of association rules, athlete-compensation standards, student-athlete protections, or employment-status rules has become law after Issuance and before Jan 1, 2027, then the market resolves to Yes. Clarification: 'FISA Section 702 reauthorization (2 years)' (KXBILLS-FISA) resolves to Yes only if FISA Section 702 is reauthorized for exactly two years, as in the provided example (Public Law 118-49). A reauthorization for any other duration would not qualify. Clarification: To be clear, legislation that appropriates funds for security adjustments and upgrades relating to the East Wing Modernization Project, a project that includes the construction of a presidential ballroom, constitutes legislation that "authorizes funding for construction of a presidential ballroom," even if the funds are restricted to security elements of that construction.