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Kamalamentum couldn’t last forever…

According to popular pollster Nate Silver, Donald Trump’s chances of winning the White House in November are currently better than they’ve been since July 30th.

Kamala’s convention bump never materialized.

“Trump’s chances of winning are his highest since July 30,” Silver wrote in his latest election forecast bulletin. “And the chance of an Electoral College-popular vote split working against Harris has risen to almost 18 percent.”

From The New York Post:

Silver’s model predicts that Harris has a 58.9% chance at winning the national popular vote – which has no bearing on the winner of the race – but that Trump will rack up 274 Electoral College votes, topping the vice president’s 263 estimated Electoral College total.

“There was a surge of enthusiasm for Harris post-Biden dropout, but that might have happened no matter what,” Silver noted on X.

The pollster also argued that Harris tapping Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate over swing state Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shaprio, as well as keeping most of President Biden’s campaign team in place, may have been missteps.

“Thought convention speech was good, but bypassing Shapiro beginning to look bad and they haven’t really found a 2nd gear after Hot Brat Summer,” he continued.

In a separate tweet, Silver said, “I think I’d buy the bull case for Harris a bit more if she hadn’t rehired so many of the Biden people.”

Overall Silver’s model still pegs the race as a “toss-up” between the two candidates.

More over at The New York Post: