
Will any candidate get a majority of the popular vote in 2024?
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Resolves YES if one candidate gets more than 50% of the vote in the U.S. presidential election. It doesn't have to be the same candidate who wins. It's possible for this not to happen if third parties or independents get enough of the vote that neither major party makes it to 50%.
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@SentientTree Yeah, I think the linear projection based on votes already counted is slightly below 50. But uncounted votes are mail-in and so should make it even slightly lower than that.
@StCredZero I don't think this can resolve yet. Trump may drop below 50% once California finishes counting.
@Joshua Yes, not sure how I managed to write the title and description without mentioning what race it was for.