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That, or some people believe that the race is going to be so close that it won’t be called on the night of the election.
Critics Predict Donald Trump Is Going To Win By A Landslide
However, there’s also a report that a woman in Times Square claims they took down a digital Polymarket billboard after Kamala Harris’ interview with Bret Baier.
Harris dropped about 2 percentage points on the betting platform after her interview on Fox.
Yet, it’s been noted that the Harris team is celebrating the interview, claiming it showed how “strong” and “tough” Harris was however the betting markets appear to disagree.
But with that said, another report says Nate Silver’s polling forecast shows a virtual tie between Trump and Harris, with Trump taking a narrow lead today at 50.2% vs. Harris at 49.5%.
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Who Will Win The 2024 Presidential Election?
It goes without saying that the internet certainly does have a lot to say about the matter.
Some have even commented with, “This race will not even be close. Trump will win by a landslide. Bookmark this.”
“The betting knows. Both campaigns know. Obama and Biden know. Everyone knows it’s too far. They won’t cheat and risk losing. They’re tweeting to see how bad it is to see if it’s worth cheating.”
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Another critic wrote, “The race is all coming down to Pennsylvania. Whoever wins that state would have about a 90% chance of reaching the 270+ electoral college votes needed.”
And then there was this comment as well: “Kamala Harris’ team may be patting themselves on the back after that Bret Baier interview, but let’s get real. Voters are seeing through the act. The media can hype her up all they want, but the American people are speaking—and they’re not impressed.”
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