Trump leads Harris in polymarket?
According to a report by CoinDesk, Polymarket is currently booming following Donald Trump’s sudden endorsement by Elon Musk, with the latter following very closely in the betting space. Polymarket’s election contract shows Donald Trump leading Democratic rival Kamala Harris by 2.5 percentage points, shortly after Elon Musk gave a short speech on Trump’s behalf. This was clearly reflected in Trump’s assertion that “it wasn’t MAGA, but rather dark MAGA.” In his speech, Musk also criticized Democrats’ calls to curb free speech, a cornerstone of the U.S. Constitution.
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Musk posts about Trump’s betting statistics
If all this wasn’t enough, Musk also went on to explain that Trump took a gamble with himself to prove the point that his speech and Trump’s decision to campaign at the very site of the assassination attempt paid off in the long run. The company also set out to publicize its lead in the market.
BREAKING: Donald Trump currently leads the poll with 51%. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/k4bHPT4oS2
— Doge Designer (@cb_doge) October 7, 2024
President Trump even claimed on social media that his predictions for the gambling market were “much more accurate” because real money was on the line with the American people, rather than just random results from pollsters.
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FAQ:
Will Donald Trump lead in US polls in 2024?
Donald Trump is comfortably ahead of his Democratic rival Kamala Harris in the US election, not only in betting markets but also in various surveys and opinion polls. Will the US election be held in October?
No, the US elections are scheduled for November this year, with the national general election starting on November 5th, followed by electoral votes.
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