Donald Trump’s Net Worth Doubles to $8 Billion in October
Former US President Donald Trump’s net worth has seen a significant increase this month, soaring from under $4 billion at the beginning of October to $8 billion as of Tuesday. According to real-time data from Forbes’ billionaires tracker, Trump now ranks as the 357th-wealthiest individual globally. The surge in his fortune is attributed to the rising value of his social media company’s shares, which reached their peak since June 5. Trump Media & Technology Group closed at $51.51, marking a nearly 9% increase on Tuesday.
The spike in Trump Media’s stock price appears to be influenced by the speculation surrounding Trump’s potential return to power rather than the company’s financial performance, as noted by Forbes.
Recent polls indicate a tight race between Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris in several key battleground states, with forecasts suggesting an uncertain outcome.
In Arizona, Harris holds a slight lead with 48% support among likely voters, while Trump trails closely at 47%. A similar scenario is seen in Nevada, where Trump leads by a small margin with 48% compared to Harris’ 47%. These narrow gaps fall within the polls’ margin of error, indicating a close contest.
According to The Hill’s latest forecast, Trump is ahead of Harris with 54% support versus 46%. Trump maintains a narrow edge in five swing states, while Harris leads in Michigan, with the margins falling within the polling error.
While national polls provide a broad view of candidate popularity, they may not accurately predict election outcomes.
On the other hand, Kamala Harris and her husband Doug Emhoff’s combined net worth is estimated at $8 million, significantly higher than the average American in their age group, according to Forbes. Harris’ wealth has increased since assuming the role of Vice President, with no notable change following her presidential candidacy.