Resolves based on Nate Silver's national polling average and the results of the 2024 presidential election popular vote.
If Harris's polling average minus Trump's polling average (3.0 percentage points currently) is 1 percentage point higher than the result (Harris’s % of the popular vote minus Trump’s % of the popular vote), then resolves Harris.
If it is 1 percentage point lower, then resolves Trump
If the difference is less than 1 percentage point, then resolves "Polls are accurate"
https://www.natesilver.net/p/nate-silver-2024-president-election-polls-model
@mods Why did this resolve before the popular vote market? The popular vote is not final yet. This seems especially odd when the mod who resolved this market has an active trade in this market. We shouldn't be resolving markets before they are certain so that mods can get extra liquidity back early.
@HenryRodgers If it turns out differently we can reresolve the market. But the odds are pretty fucking slim, right now it looks like the difference between polls and projected results are 4.5 points
And I don't think @WieDan did it for his own benefit, because he had less than one percent of his net worth in this market.
@Agh The point is that the Silver polling average ended at exactly D+1. For Harris is resolvable here, it means that it's resolvable that Trump won the popular vote. Why hasn't the other market closed then? I don't understand the discrepancy, it shouldn't be about slim odds it should be definite or not. If it's just that you don't want to go through the trouble of unresolving the market, fine, but at least admit that resolving this before it was called by media outlets is a wrong decision.
@HenryRodgers i agree op should've waited a bit longer, if it comes out the other way we will re-resolve it
Could we get a sweepcash version of this question? Been a lot of talk about pollsters being out of their element this cycle. @mods
@CryptoNeoLiberalist that's... Not what that means. Say you decide to make a poll asking if curry is delicious, and then exclusively poll Caucasians. You'd say the poll is meaningfully biased towards speaking of white people's tastes and doesn't speak for a broader group such as, Americans.
@VitorBosshard Edited. I think it makes sense now (eg. projected Harris lead>real Harris lead->Harris)