[theold]

I’m voting, proudly and loudly, for Vice President Kamala Harris, and the simplest reason is this: As president, Donald Trump will harm people I care about.

We’re at a twisted place in American history when voters must consider a presidential candidate we know will hurt others, will tear communities apart, will take the rights of people we love. We know it because he has said so, proudly and loudly.

But that’s where we are on the eve of Election Day – a twisted place.

Trump will, and it will involve dragnets through communities across the country that will undoubtedly sweep up immigrants who are here legally.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/c.../?tbref=hp

[*天哥*]

Trump 51% at Swing states now.

[pinkypanther]

Over the past few days, the chances of Donald Trump winning the 2024 presidential election have deteriorated noticeably with a number of leading betting companies.

Kalshi, a prediction market website, gave Trump a 64 percent chance of victory at 9 p.m. ET on October 29, against 36 percent for Democratic rival Kamala Harris. However, as of 8 a.m. ET on Friday, Trump's chances had declined to 56 percent, against 44 percent for Harris. With Polymarket, another predictions website where customers can buy and sell shares on events taking place, Trump's odds of winning fell from 67 percent on October 30 to 63 percent on November 1. The same period saw Harris's odds improve from 33 percent to 37 percent.

Polling indicates the 2024 presidential election remains close, with an analysis of recent surveys by election website FiveThirtyEight released on Friday giving Harris a 1.2 point national lead, with 47.9 percent of the vote against 46.8 percent for Trump. However, overall, FiveThirtyEight has Trump as favorite with a 53 percent chance of victory, against 47 percent for Harris. Due to the Electoral College system, a candidate can win the most votes but lose the election overall, as happened to Hillary Clinton in 2016.
On October 29, bookmakers Bet365, PaddyPower and Betfair all gave Trump odds of 1/2 (66.7 percent) on achieving victory on November 5. However, by November 1, the first two of these had lengthened his odds to 4/7 (63.6 percent) whilst they moved to 8/15 (65.2 percent) with Betfair. Over the same period, Trump's odds on winning went from 8/15 (65.2 percent) to 8/13 (61.9 percent) with Betfred.

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