Harris Claims Pennsylvania, Now Leads Trump In 4 Swing States: Polymarket 2024 US Elections

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72% : While Harris is now leading in four battleground states, Trump maintained comfortable leads in Arizona (62% to 38%) and Georgia (58% to 42%) Wednesday night.
68% : The race was quite tight in recent weeks, but months ago, Trump was always in the lead.
57% : Harris Sits on 5-Point LeadOn Wednesday night, Harris commanded a five-point lead over Trump, at 52% to 47%, marking a significant transition in the views of cryptocurrency bettors regarding the presidential race.
54% : Harris Takes Pennsylvania and NevadaBefore taking the lead over Trump in Pennsylvania and Nevada - key battleground states that could make or break the November elections - Harris already had a comfortable two-digit lead in Michigan and Wisconsin.
51% : Polymarket figures align slightly with other polls that have Harris leading Trump by 1.9% in Pennsylvania.
47% : However, the tides are changing, and it appears a growing number of crypto traders on Polymarket are leaning on the Democratic frontrunner even if Trump has been the vocal supporter of crypto.
46% : Harris is also narrowly ahead of Trump in the Keystone State in polls outside PolymarketIn what could be one of the most telling instances on decentralized market prediction platform Polymarket over the past few weeks, Vice President Kamala Harris has flipped Pennsylvania.
46% : More critically, the former prosecutor is now ahead of Trump by four percentage points in Pennsylvania (52% to 48%).
45% : Some three weeks ago, Trump was on the lead in four swing states, but after the first debate between the rival candidates, the numbers started to sway in favor of the Democratic presidential nominee.
22% : On the other hand, a staggering number of bets have been placed on Harris winning the popular vote over Trump (77% to 22%).

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