In a surprising turn of events, former President Donald Trump has edged out Vice President Kamala Harris by 10 points on Polymarket's prediction platform. The move represents a significant reversal from previous predictions in September, when Harris held the lead. According to Polymarket users, Trump now has a 55% chance of winning the presidency in November 2024, while Harris has just a 45% chance.

Trump’s momentum is also evident in some swing states. He now leads Harris in four of the six key battlegrounds, including Arizona, Georgia, Michigan and Pennsylvania. Notably, Arizona and Georgia are the more prominent, with the GOP nominee having the widest margins there. These developments suggest that voter sentiment is shifting as the race heats up and expectations shift in the months leading up to the election.

Meanwhile, CNBC host Jim Cramer sparked controversy when he predicted a Harris victory on his October 11 broadcast. “I don’t see Donald Trump winning at all,” he confidently said. However, Cramer’s statement sparked a wave of skepticism due to the so-called ‘reverse Cramer effect.’ This humorous phenomenon, popular among cryptocurrency enthusiasts, suggests that no matter what Cramer predicts, the opposite outcome is more likely to happen. His comments quickly went viral on social media, further fueling the ongoing debate over the election results.

As the election nears, Polymarket’s predictions highlight the volatile nature of public sentiment. With Trump’s lead growing and Cramer’s bold prediction adding to the intrigue, the path to the Oval Office remains as unpredictable as ever. The race is far from over, and both candidates will need to strategize carefully to secure victory in these final, crucial months.