Which of the following forecasts will correctly predict the winner of the 2024 presidential election on October 1st?
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Polymarket Overall Candidate Odds
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Polymarket Electoral College Totals Forecast
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Manifold Flagship Election Odds (Mana)
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NO
Manifold Electoral College Totals Forecast
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NO
Metaculus Overall Candidate Odds
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NO
Metaculus Electoral College Totals Forecast
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NO
PredictIt Overall Candidate Odds
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NO
PredictIt Electoral College Margin Forecast
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NO
538 Forecast
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Nate Silver Forecast
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NO
JHK Overall Candidate Odds
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NO
JHK Electoral College Totals Forecast
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NO
Allan Lichtman's "The Keys to the White House"
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NO
Election Betting Odds
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NO
Manifold Flagship Election Odds (sweepcash)

Predictions will be locked in starting at 12:01 pm on October 1st.

Difference between Electoral College Totals Forecast and Overall Candidate Odds:

Some forecasts/markets measure the likelihood a candidate will win independently of their forecast for Electoral College Totals. Accordingly, those forecasts/markets with that ability have been split into two separate questions. For an Electoral College Total forecast to be correct it does not need to show the correct number of electoral votes, it simply must show the winner of the election getting a majority of the Electoral College votes.

The resolution source for this market is the Associated Press, Fox News, and CNN. This market will resolve once all three sources call the race for the same candidate. If those outlets fail to come to a consensus, then the candidate sworn in will be considered the winner.

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This is not a good look for forecasts haha

@traders As Manifold has again changed their flagship forecast for the election to the candidate-based forecast, at 9:00 am EDT tomorrow the forecasts titled "Manifold Overall Party Odds (sweepcash)" and "Manifold Overall Party Odds (Mana)" will be changed to be titled "Manifold Flagship Election Odds (sweepcash)" and "Manifold Flagship Election Odds (Mana)". These forecasts will be the ones that are highlighted at the top of the page at https://manifold.markets/election.

@traders For your information, tomorrow at 9:30 am EDT the answer currently labeled "Manifold Overall Party Odds" will be renamed to "Manifold Overall Party Odds (Mana)" and an additional answer will be added titled "Manifold Overall Party Odds (sweepcash)". The market named "Manifold Overall Party Odds (Mana)" will be the one that uses mana for trades and the one titled "Manifold Overall Party Odds (sweepcash)" will be the one that uses sweepcash for trades. As there have yet to be markets for individual state electoral college votes using sweepcash, I will not be adding a sweepcash version of the "Manifold Electoral College Totals Forecast". If that changes you will receive 12-hours notice.

@traders PLEASE TAKE NOTICE:

  • At Noon EDT tomorrow the market currently labeled "Manifold Overall Candidate Odds" will be renamed "Manifold Overall Party Odds" as the party odds are Manifold's flagship odds forecast not candidate odds

  • Election Betting Odds will be added at noon EDT tomorrow

  • Should Kalshi launch a market forecasting the winner of the presidency that will be added after I give 12 hours' notice

As is my practice in my markets, 12 hours notice will be given to allow traders to prepare before any major changes are made unless there is a manifest necessity to make them sooner

opened a Ṁ1 YES at 64% order

@AaronSimansky It's currently still labeled "Manifold Overall Candidate Odds", as far as I can tell.

@4fa Changed

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