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It’s close, the gap has been shrinking, signalling a tight race ahead. But right now (Nov 3), Harris is averaging about 86,000 more page views per day than Trump—a promising indicator, though nothing’s set in stone.

In the top right inset, the relationship between page view differences and national polls is clear: Kamala Harris has had the page view lead—often reflecting her edge in the polls over the past 90 days.

So, just for fun, I fired up the data engine again to see what the 2024 U.S. presidential election might look like through the lens of Wikipedia page views. In the main chart below, you can see how candidate page views echo major events over the last six months.

In November 2020, my student Hamza Salem and I published a paper where we successfully predicted the outcomes of 31 out of 35 U.S. Senate races using Wikipedia data (.

📊 🇺🇲 Can @Wikipedia help predict the next U.S. president? 🇺🇲 📊. When making important life decisions, people often turn to a trusted source: @Wikipedia. And this is especially true for political choices, like deciding who to elect in the next U.S. presidential race.

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