[OC] The recent decoupling of prediction markets and polls in the US presidential election

    by TheKnowingOne1

    8 Comments

    1. So the polls that can be altered with money show the billionaire party winning, very reliable source.

    2. Most of the election betting markets are overseas that don’t even allow US citizens to legally participate. So they can be manipulated by foreign govts and rich folks who can’t even vote in the elections.

      Disinformation is huge with these markets. You can say that everything is rigged (if the results are the opposite) if you can rig the market.

    3. Does the 538 aggregator consider the electoral college or just the percentage of voters who intend to vote for their candidate. If it doesn’t consider the electoral college, then both can be right.

    4. Marrymechrispratt on

      The truth is nobody fucking knows.

      The only thing that’s certain is I’m fucking leaving this country if Trump is back.

    5. overzealous_dentist on

      You’re aggregating prediction markets, but hand-picking the only pollster that still thinks Harris has the larger chance of winning. Of course they’re going to decouple.

    6. Original_Dogmeat on

      Looks like 2020 deviated more than the poll even though they were in the same direction.

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