Because of the $26 million wagers carried out by four accounts and put on a second Trump’s term in the White House, Polymarket predicts that the former President has a 19.4% lead in the race against Harris, which essentially will all but guarantee his reelection.This is an interesting observation because apart from traditional polls conducted by private companies, Polymarket’s own polls have long suggested that Trump and Harris are neck-and-neck, with the first significant change to arrive on October 5 from which point on, the Democratic candidate has been falling steadily behind.