Which of the following will happen in the 2024 Presidential election? [ADD YOUR OWN ANSWERS (**see note**)]
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A candidate files a lawsuit on Election Day
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Trump wins at least 15% of the black vote
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YES
Trump wins the popular vote
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YES
Trump wins the election (electoral college)
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YES
Trump wins Michigan
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YES
Trump wins Nevada
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YES
Trump wins Pennsylvania
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YES
Trump wins Wisconsin
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YES
Trump wins Arizona
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YES
Trump wins Georgia
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YES
A candidate receives >300 electoral college votes
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YES
The Associated Press will declare a winner by EOD (ET) on Nov. 6
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YES
The Associated Press will declare a winner by EOD (ET) on Nov. 12

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  • >8 bettors within 2 days after October 22

Will be N/A'd at that time. I reserve the right to change the threshold number of bettors at any time if too many or too few markets are meeting it.

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Planning to resolve "Trump wins at least 15% of the black vote" to No in 48 hours based on this: https://navigatorresearch.org/2024-post-election-survey-racial-analysis-of-2024-election-results/

This says 14% and I haven't been able to find other reliable figures.

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@Dynd This is a NO based on CNN exit polls. I haven't looked anywhere else

@CateHall @mods most of these can resolve

@Yiddishe_Kupp1980 I tried to resolve the ones that seem completely clear and relied upon the Associated Press as the source. I'm sure @CateHall can handle the rest in time.

@CateHall Does this have to be a major candidate? What about someone like Randall Terry, the Constitution Party nominee for president (on the ballot in at least 12 states)?

Do the faithless electors have to be successful or just try to vote for someone else?

@NathanScott They have to actually cast a ballot for someone else, but it counts even if the ballot is voided or they are replaced with a new elector (I don't think they can be prevented from voting in the first place, correct me if I'm wrong).

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