Advocacy groups push for ticketing reforms ahead of World Cup
Politico • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 12:46 AM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026

Advocacy groups are urging Congress to address ticketing scams as the World Cup approaches. The call for reforms highlights concerns about fraudulent ticket sales affecting fans. As the tournament draws nearer, groups stress the need for legislation to protect consumers from exploitation. Previous events have seen significant issues related to ticketing, prompting intensified scrutiny.
- •Advocacy groups demand Congressional action on ticketing scams.
- •Concerns rise as the World Cup date nears.
- •Previous tournaments experienced significant ticketing issues.
- •Consumers seek protection from fraudulent sales practices.
- 12:46 AMPolitico — World Cup fuels ticketing reform demands - Politico
"Advocacy groups urge Congress to get tough on scams.
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