The man who accurately predicted all past elections will now reveal who will win between Harris and Trump.

Allan Lichtman, a respected historian and professor at American University, has recently made a bold prediction for the 2024 presidential election. Known as the "Nostradamus of US presidential elections," Lichtman has a track record of correctly predicting the outcome of almost every election for the past forty years. And now, he's revealing his pick for the next leader of the United States.

Using a unique model based on 13 key factors, Lichtman has disregarded the commonly followed indicators of polls and pundits in his forecast. Instead, his model draws on historical data dating back 120 years and answers true-false questions about the performance of the current party in the White House. This approach has proven successful for Lichtman in the past, as he correctly predicted nine out of the last ten presidential elections, including the surprising outcome of the 2016 race.

So, who does Lichtman believe will win the 2024 election? According to his model, the victory will go to Kamala Harris. In early predictions, Lichtman sees Harris only losing three of the 13 keys: midterm gains, incumbency, and incumbent charisma. The two foreign policy keys appear uncertain, but even if they were to flip, Harris would still have enough keys in her favor to secure the win.

Nate Silver, a well-known pollster and founder of FiveThirtyEight, has raised doubts about Lichtman's prediction. Silver's own model currently gives Donald Trump a 56.2% chance of winning the Electoral College, while Harris sits at 43.5%. However, Lichtman stands by his model and dismisses Silver's criticism, stating that Silver "doesn't have the faintest idea how to turn the keys."

Despite the back-and-forth between Lichtman and Silver, one thing is for sure: all eyes will be on Silver's changing forecast and Lichtman's bold prediction in the weeks leading up to the election. Only time will tell if Lichtman's streak of accurate predictions will continue, or if Silver's model will prove to be more accurate. As the race for the White House heats up, the world watches with bated breath to see who will come out on top in 2024.

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