CFTC 起诉新墨西哥州，该州成为最新一个试图侵犯联邦管辖权的州

CFTC 起诉新墨西哥州，该州成为最新一个试图侵犯联邦管辖权的州美国商品期货交易委员会
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CFTC 起诉新墨西哥州，该州成为最新一个试图侵犯联邦管辖权的州
2026 年 6 月 12 日
华盛顿——商品期货交易委员会今天向联邦法院对新墨西哥州提起诉讼，试图阻止该州对 CFTC 注册的合约市场适用州博彩法。
就在上周，新墨西哥州向州法院对 CFTC 注册人 KalshiEX LLC 提起诉讼，指控其预测市场产品构成非法在线体育博彩，同时试图“逃避州博彩法”。该州的申诉寻求禁令救济，以停止卡尔希在其境内的业务，并阻止卡尔希进一步提供与体育相关的赛事合同。
CFTC 对新墨西哥州的投诉寻求一项宣告性判决，即联邦法律授予其监管活动合同的专属权力，并请求永久禁令，防止该州对其注册人执行先发制人的州法律。 CFTC 拥有明确且长期的专属管辖权，可以根据《商品交易法》监管事件合约及其交易的预测市场，该管辖权优先于旨在监管指定合约市场的州法律。
CFTC 主席迈克尔·塞利格 (Michael S. Selig) 表示：“新墨西哥州是最新一个试图废除黑字法和数十年司法先例的州，该州对受 CFTC 专属管辖的联邦监管衍生品交易所实施州博彩法。” “正如我反复说过的那样，美国商品期货交易委员会拥有保护其对商品衍生品的专属管辖权的专业知识和责任，而这正是我们将继续做的事情。”
今天的诉讼重申了 CFTC 对其持续开展的活动的承诺，即保留对 CFTC 注册的预测市场的专属管辖权。继亚利桑那州、康涅狄格州、伊利诺伊州、纽约州、明尼苏达州、罗德岛州和威斯康星州提起诉讼后，新墨西哥州加入了越来越多声称在 CFTC 管辖范围内监管注册人的州行列。
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CFTC Sues New Mexico as the State Becomes the Latest Attempting to Infringe on Federal Jurisdiction | CFTC
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CFTC Sues New Mexico as the State Becomes the Latest Attempting to Infringe on Federal Jurisdiction
June 12, 2026
WASHINGTON — The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today filed a lawsuit in federal court against the state of New Mexico, seeking to block the state’s efforts to apply state gaming laws against CFTC-registered contract markets.
Just last week, New Mexico filed a lawsuit in a state court against CFTC-registrant KalshiEX LLC, alleging that its prediction market offerings amount to unlawful online sports betting while attempting to “evade state gaming laws.” The state’s complaint seeks injunctive relief to halt Kalshi’s operations within its borders and to prevent Kalshi from further offering sports-related event contracts.
The CFTC’s complaint against New Mexico seeks a declaratory judgment that federal law grants it exclusive authority to regulate event contracts and requests a permanent injunction preventing the state from enforcing preempted state laws against its registrants. The CFTC has clear and longstanding exclusive jurisdiction to regulate event contracts and the prediction markets on which they trade under the Commodity Exchange Act, which preempts state laws purporting to regulate designated contract markets.
“New Mexico is the latest state seeking to nullify black letter law and decades of judicial precedent by imposing state gaming laws on federally regulated derivatives exchanges subject to the CFTC’s exclusive jurisdiction,” said CFTC Chairman Michael S. Selig. “As I’ve said repeatedly, the CFTC has the expertise and responsibility to protect its exclusive jurisdiction over commodity derivatives, and that’s exactly what we’ll continue to do.”
Today’s lawsuit reaffirms the CFTC’s continued commitment to its ongoing campaign of preserving exclusive jurisdiction over CFTC-registered prediction markets. New Mexico joins a growing list of states purporting to regulate registrants within CFTC’s jurisdiction, following litigation in Arizona, Connecticut, Illinois, New York, Minnesota, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin.
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