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In a closely contested 2024 presidential election, Donald Trump has taken the lead in the electoral map according to current betting odds. The race is considered a toss-up, with Trump and Kamala Harris tied at 50% each. The election comes down to seven real swing states, with Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Florida being the key battlegrounds.

Trump has gained momentum in Michigan, with a 66% chance of winning the state to Harris's 34%. While Trump has a slight chance of flipping the state, Harris is still favored to win, especially with strong African-American turnout in Detroit and the suburbs. Trump's improved chances come from a surge in Republican support, particularly among independents and those who backed Joe Biden in 2020.

Arizona has seen a significant shift, with Trump now favored to win the state by 2%. Trump's campaign is expected to gain momentum in Maricopa County, and if he improves his margins in Republican strongholds like Navajo and Yuma, he could flip the state. Trump's appeal to moderate Republicans and independents could also sway voters.

Georgia is considered a must-win for Trump, with a 60% chance of victory to Harris's 40%. The state was narrowly won by Biden in 2020, and Trump's chances are boosted by the absence of a Democratic governor and a strong conservative voting base. Trump's improved turnout in the suburbs and improved margins in counties like Washington and Peach could also lead to a comfortable win.

Wisconsin, historically prone to polling errors, has Trump narrowly trailing Harris 44% to 56%. However, the state's conservative leanings and Trump's improved support in the Sun Belt could lead to a surprise win. With the Democratic vote fragmented in the blue wall, Trump's campaign is looking to capitalize on a split electorate.

In conclusion, Trump's improved chances come from a surge in support in key battleground states like Arizona, Georgia, and Wisconsin. While Harris has a strong lead in Michigan, Trump's momentum in these states could swing the election in his favor. The outcome remains uncertain, with a significant role for turnout and enthusiasm on Election Day.