Roundhill Investments has filed with the SEC to launch six ETFs tied to the 2028 US presidential election outcomes. These funds would utilize event contracts to speculate on political results, potentially offering a new avenue for investors to engage with political risk. The proposed ETFs cover presidential, Senate, and House outcomes for both major parties. The filing highlights regulatory uncertainties, as US rules on event contracts are evolving. If approved, these ETFs could mark a significant shift in how political risk is monetized, blending traditional finance with prediction-market concepts. Industry observers, including ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, have noted the potential groundbreaking impact of such products, which could broaden access to prediction markets within a regulated framework.