Former President Donald Trump has gained significant momentum against Vice President Kamala Harris, now leading in multiple polls and betting markets. According to RealClearPolitics, Trump has a 58.5% chance of winning compared to Harris's 40.4%. A recent Fox News poll shows Trump leading Harris 50% to 48% nationally, marking a notable shift from previous months. Despite Trump's national lead, Harris maintains an advantage in swing states, with a slight edge in Pennsylvania. Nate Silver's model further indicates Trump holds a slight Electoral College advantage, though Harris leads in popular vote probability. The competitive nature of the race suggests ongoing shifts as both candidates campaign heavily in key states.