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This market resolves based on the 538 polling average at the beginning of July. This market resolves one week into July to allow time for the average to have been updated.
If the 538 average as of July 8th shows Trump as having been in the lead on July 1st, this market resolves YES. In all other scenarios, this market resolves NO.
As of market creation, Trump is ahead by 1 point:
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They don't release the horse race poll adjustments but the Biden approval adjustments sum to negative 60 something, so if anything, they're making him look worse. Their methodology is spelled out explicitly. It's RCP that cherry picks, drops polls in ways that help Republicans, uses Rasmussen which is pure garbage, and tells us nothing about their methodology.
Your specious leap in logic bores me.
I want an accurate measurement that tells me how it works and not some POS right wing bullshi using Rasmussen. I want an average that weights for quality, sample size, and recency. I don't even mind the house effect adjustments or any of the other tricks, because they give me the data and I can work it out without those things.
@traders this just got interesting! Biden has taken the lead in the average for the first time. We're adding subsidy and making this a prize market:
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