Pennsylvania Election Workers Face New Rules on Prediction Markets

Delaware County, Pennsylvania, has updated its election-worker oath to cover prediction-market activity. The discussion explains how this policy relates to existing state law and why officials want rules in place despite no public evidence that election workers are participating.

- Delaware County’s revised oath and the election workers it covers
- Pennsylvania law on election-related bets, potential penalties, and the lack of specific language on prediction markets
- Officials’ concerns about public confidence and the distinction between trading and wagering

For viewers following election administration, gambling regulations, or election integrity, this offers context on a policy response and its legal scope. Check current state and county guidance for the rules that apply to election workers; the discussion does not establish that any workers have used prediction markets.