In Nevada’s presidential election, Kamala Harris briefly led in blockchain-based prediction markets due to voter turnout data in Clark County. With 55% of betting volume on the Polymarket, traders reacted to data showing nearly equal voter turnout for Republicans and Democrats. Donald Trump soon regained the lead, retaining 56% of betting volume.
On another prediction markets platform, Harris briefly took the lead in Nevada with a 52.5% chance of winning, but Trump later took over with 53% compared to Harris’ 47%. Data shows that registered Democrats made up 31.5% of voters in the county, while registered Republicans accounted for 29.9% of voters.
The winner of the U.S. Presidential Election needs 270 electoral votes.
