Resolves according to the chart here:
https://www.natesilver.net/p/nate-silver-2024-president-election-polls-model
Nate Silver's model currently has an adjustment against Harris to compensate for a supposed "DNC bump". This adjustment will fade away over the next couple weeks. Will Harris then take the lead?
And will she improve compared to where she is now?
https://x.com/NateSilver538/status/1837122995044651042
Looks like a big L for Nate. The wild swing because of the 'convention bump' in his model eventually reverted to the mean. Meanwhile prediction markets have been much more stable, with only a relatively small bump from the debate.
@cthor the swing persisted after the convention bump adjustment expired because the polls actually started looking worse for Kamala until the debate.
Current prediction is Harris 51.1%, Trump 48.6%. It is doubtful that there will be another update today, so this will likely be the final results. Obviously we should still wait until tomorrow to resolve though, since it’s not impossible that new polling will come out that Silver will want to run the model on.
Will this resolve based on probabilities at market close, or as soon as she re-takes the lead? Asking because she might overtake Trump then lose her lead again before the market closes
@JakeLowery They would actually be tied at 49.8% in PA today had it not been for the convention bounce, so if that totally dissipates she should shoot back to 50%
Overall, Polymarket’s estimate of the race being pretty damned close to 50/50 seems reasonable. If I had to guess what the model will say in a week or two once we get enough post-debate polling, that’s the range I’d pick.
Nate Silver, from https://www.natesilver.net/p/a-guide-to-post-debate-poll-watching
@JaredAsh Harris is at 38.1% after today's update. Note that there hasn't been any post-debate polling yet.
@Tripping yeah it's just whatever the chart shows at market close. The chart is only updated about once a day
@jbca Worse than what?
Worse than 38.3%? Then bet No on "Harris will be at greater than 38.3% (her current prob)"
Worse than Trump? Then bet No on "Harris will be ahead of Trump"