Megyn Kelly's bold US election prediction

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : There is a scenario in which Trump and Harris split the nation's electoral college votes and it all comes down to the Keystone State.
50% : If Trump carries the Sun Belts states (Nevada and Arizona in the West and North Carolina and Georgia in the East) and also picks up Michigan and Wisconsin, then, Kelly believes, there may be a prompt resolution.
48% : 'If you look at momentum, at least as of right this second, it has been behind Trump over the past 10 days...
48% : Great entertainment, even better politics.'However, now, in these closing days of this race, Kelly has a word of warning to Trump.
46% : Plus, she contends, Trump has the wind at his back.
43% : Kelly suggests that now there may be no such thing as a hidden Trump supporter: 'Trump got them to register [to vote] and he got them to vote.
32% : It's a completely plausible scenario, according to Kelly, who cited polling showing Trump ahead in Georgia - and reports that the Harris hurriedly pulled their campaign ads from North Carolina this week.
29% : 'I bet we're still going to get something big dropped on us by somebody,' she predicted and pointed to an 'increasingly desperate' Harris campaign, which has now begun comparing Trump to some of history's most notorious madmen.
28% : (Above) Megyn Kelly interviews Donald Trump on Septemer 14, 2023Many of the Americans who came out for Trump in 2016 hadn't voted in prior elections, so they were overlooked by pollsters who seek the opinion of individuals who are most likely to go to the ballots.
19% : After the event, Trump lashed out at Kelly in a bizarre rant.
17% : 'They're calling Trump a Nazi

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