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Chloe Berger

Harris has a narrow lead on Trump post-debate, prediction markets say

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No one wants to back the wrong horse, especially in the presidential race. But with the first (and quite possibly last) 2024 debate in America's rearview mirror and the election on the horizon, many are left wondering and wagering about what is to come next. Naturally, the online betting world wants a slice of the jackpot. 

After the September 10 debate, Vice President Harris’ odds were placed at 56 cents per share compared to former President Donald Trump's 47 cents — according to PredictIt, an online prediction market based in New Zealand. While they were almost neck-and-neck before the debate, Trump has lagged behind Harris for some time now on the platform, steadily declining while Harris had made gains since July 31.

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