CASCDR on Nostr: Interesting perspective. Totally plausible. The way I see it: they’re two totally ...
Interesting perspective. Totally plausible. The way I see it: they’re two totally different numbers. It’s almost like the poly market is a derivative of the actual polls. In the sense that supposed one candidate polled at 52% but had huge leads in most swing states, the betting markets would weight that heavily and could conceivably go to 70%+
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