Donald Trump's chances of winning the US elections are higher now than it was before he debated Joe Biden

Shortly after, Joe Biden announced his sudden exit from the US election race, and Kamala Harris was nominated by the Democrats in his position instead. This was a few months ago, and a lot has changed since then, as Harris had reportedly got a strong hold of major US regions including the key battleground states, claimed by various top pollsters.

Trump surging ahead of Biden?

With the US elections just two weeks away, things are finally falling back in place for Donald Trump, as reports and data suggest that he is currently in an even better position than he was after the first Presidential debate against Biden. This is a great sign for the Republicans, as they were gradually growing under-confident around the US election developments in the past weeks.

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As of Tuesday, Polymarket has clearly given Trump a 64.1 per cent chance of winning the upcoming US elections in November, which is a huge figure where a betting site is concerned. This even beats the 60 percent figure of June 27, the day of the debate between Biden and Trump.

Harris losing her ground in battleground states

In the last couple of weeks, Harris has steadily lost her momentum, as clearly depicted in polling and betting sites. The betting sites also claim that Trump has better odds at winning the key battleground States including the likes of Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona and even Nevada, according to The Independent.

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FAQs:

Is Kamala Harris falling behind in the key battleground states?
Polling and betting sites are claiming that Kamala Harris is falling behind in the battleground states, including North Carolina, Georgia, among other battleground states.

Can Donald Trump lose the US elections?
There are chances of Donald Trump losing, as Kamala Harris is a formidable polling figure, but the former US President is going quite strong at the moment, suggests election strategy data.