'World's most accurate economist' predicts if Trump or Harris will win

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : What would happen with the economy should Trump win and the Republicans take power over Congress?Barraud is predicted a GDP boost anywhere from 2.1-2.3% in 2025 after Trump implements tax cuts.
51% : At a time when voters are still focused on inflation even as it has cooled to 2.4 percent, Americans are concluding that Trump will leave them wealthier and narrowly saying they trust him more on the economy.
51% : Another poll in the Financial Times conducted by the University of Michigan Ross School of Business had Trump holding a narrow edge on the economy.
50% : Trump holds a narrow 48 to 46 percent in a new CNBC All-America Economic Survey.
45% : Trump also holds a narrow 48 to 47 in the battleground states that that will determine the outcome of the election.
42% : A series of new polls with just two weeks to go before Election Day show Donald Trump holding an edge on the economy, an issue that historically drives presidential racesBoth candidates are criss-crossing the country in those states to get out their economic messagesThe survey also showed Trump has a 35-point advantage among voters most concerned about immigration and a 19-point edge on the issue of crime and safety.
38% : Asked who would make them better off financially, respondents picked Trump 45 to 37 percent.
37% : Betting markets have been bullish on Trump for most of the year.
28% : Trump held a 35-point lead among those most concerned about economy, an issue he stresses constantly, and 19-point lead among those most concerned about crime and safety - and issue he often weaves with immigration by speaking about gruesome murders committed by migrants.
24% : Now, he's taking a look at the 2024 election, with a focus on what will happen to the markets should Harris or Trump be elected, as polls show Trump with an edge over Harris on the economy.
23% : He does worry, however, about the ever-increasing US deficit and where it goes if Trump enacts tax cuts.
20% : In the seven battleground states, Trump leads 48% to 47%, within the 4% margin of error for that portion of the poll.

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