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US ELECTIONS: DDHQ Leans Slightly To Trump In Final Forecast

US ELECTIONS

Decision Desk HQ has published its final election forecast, showing former President Donald Trump as a slight favourite - unchanged from last week and slightly bucking a tilt to Vice President Kamala Harris from other forecast models. 

  • DDHQ notes: "Entering Election Day, Donald Trump is a slight favorite to win the 2024 election, though the outcome is effectively a toss-up. Neither candidate is clearly favored in enough states to secure the 270 electoral votes needed, with Trump currently at 219 and Harris at 226, and 93 votes dispersed across seven “tossup” states. [Trump] holds a narrow lead in six of the seven “tossup” states—Nevada, Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin—while Harris has a slight edge in Michigan."

DDHQ's forecast is in line with the other major forecast models showing a toss-up race. 

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Decision Desk HQ has published its final election forecast, showing former President Donald Trump as a slight favourite - unchanged from last week and slightly bucking a tilt to Vice President Kamala Harris from other forecast models. 

  • DDHQ notes: "Entering Election Day, Donald Trump is a slight favorite to win the 2024 election, though the outcome is effectively a toss-up. Neither candidate is clearly favored in enough states to secure the 270 electoral votes needed, with Trump currently at 219 and Harris at 226, and 93 votes dispersed across seven “tossup” states. [Trump] holds a narrow lead in six of the seven “tossup” states—Nevada, Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin—while Harris has a slight edge in Michigan."

DDHQ's forecast is in line with the other major forecast models showing a toss-up race. 

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