Kamala Harris briefly led in Nevada's presidential election prediction markets, reacting to new voter turnout data in Clark County. Harris had 55% of betting volume on Polymarket, but Trump later regained the lead with 56%. Kalshi also saw Harris briefly ahead at 52.5%, then Trump at 53% to Harris' 47%. Data showed Democrats at 31.5%, Republicans at 29.9%, and others at 38.5% of voters in Clark County. The county's influence stems from its large population, holding 70% of Nevada's residents and 6 electoral votes. The winner needs 270 electoral votes. Prediction markets have been closely watched for election predictions, with some viewing them as more accurate than polls. The Associated Press has not yet released Nevada's voter data. Market activity reflects uncertainty, with some expecting a GOP victory in Clark County. Overall, prediction markets offer insights into election outcomes, despite differing opinions on their reliability. Read more AI-generated news on: https://app.chaingpt.org/news