Predictions for the Nevada presidential election shifted dramatically as data from early voting showed unexpectedly high Democratic turnout. Kamala Harris temporarily gained the lead on blockchain-based prediction markets, with 55% of betting volume, following reports from Clark County, where voter turnout was almost equal between parties. As of 11:50 a.m. ET, Trump regained a slight advantage with 56% of the betting volume. Another prediction market also noted a brief lead for Harris at 10 a.m. PST, where she had a 52.5% chance of winning, but Trump soon reclaimed the top spot at 53%. Data revealed that registered Democrats constituted about 31.5% of the voters, whereas Republicans accounted for 29.9%, with other voters making up 38.5%. This data contrasted sharply with previous elections, signaling a potential shift in voter sentiment within Clark County, home to 70% of Nevada's population and crucial for electoral votes. The state polls close at 7 p.m. PST, and no official results from the Associated Press are yet available.

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