Denise Danner, Author at Presidential Election Odds

10May2019

2020 odds analysis: Does Andrew Yang have a chance to become president?

Does Andrew Yang have a chance to win the Democratic nomination and become the next President of the United States? You bet he can. To start, Yang has already qualified with 65,000 individual donations that were needed for the first Democratic presidential debate, which today was announced by NBC to take place at

12Feb2019

Elizabeth Warren Joins 2020 Presidential Race, Clashes with Trump Soon After

One of the top candidates for the White House in 2020 has finally joined the race, albeit not without a heated exchange with the current president. U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts officially launched her 2020 Presidential Campaign on Saturday, Feb. 9, joining a list of Democrats that seems to be

05Feb2019

Odds Released for President Trump’s State of the Union Address

If you’re looking to make the president’s speech tonight a little more interesting, then the oddsmakers have got you covered. President Donald Trump will deliver his State of the Union address tonight 9:00 PM EST before a joint session of Congress, and the White House has said the speech will contain a call for

27Apr2018

Brad Thor Announces He Will Run for President In 2020

President Donald Trump seems to have enjoyed campaigning more than the actual presidency. He has even stated that he is looking forward to campaigning again in 2020 and it is probably because he doesn’t see any real competition. However, conservative author and commentator Brad Thor recently announced he will

09Nov2016

Huge Change In Betting Odds On Election Night

In an unprecedented shift in betting odds, Trump has moved to the frontrunner position to win the 2016 United States Presidential Election late into the evening on Election Night. The odds for a Trump victory went from +350 a few days ago to -400 on election night, with Clinton dropping down to +300. There are

26Oct2016

Polling Results Manufactured By Democrats To Skew Public Perception

For those of you who join Donald Trump in being concerned about a ‘rigged’ election, you might just have some reason to be. One of the recent WikiLeaks distributions of data included a Podesta email that exposes a conversation discussing oversampling for polling in order to maximize media polling. The email

26Sep2016

Betting Props For The Presidential Debate

2016 Presidential Debate: Will Donald Trump Wear A Red Tie – Wanna Bet On It? It may come as a bit of a surprise to some of you out there, but you absolutely can bet on whether or not Donald Trump will wear a red tie or not to the first Presidential Debate of the […]

01Jun2016

Trump Seals the Deal As Nominee While Top Republicans Snub Convention

Donald Trump has become the presumptive Republican nominee after earning the required 1237 delegates to qualify as such. The good news is that the tension surrounding the possibility of a contested convention can be put to rest. A tumultuous primary has caused quite a rift in the party. There are still a lot of

09Apr2016

How the Wisconsin Primary Results Affect The 2016 Presidential Race

The Wisconsin primary that took place on Tuesday, April 5th was a crucial night for several candidates, and for multiple reasons. The winners of the primary election were Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders. Both winners had a significant leading margin of double digits, and saw the results as pivotal for their campaigns.

26Feb2016

Did the Democrats Prop Up Trump’s Win in South Carolina?

The South Carolina Republican Presidential Primary took place last Saturday, February 20th. Unlike most states that handle both democrats and republicans on the same day, SC chooses to split it up. Did the Democrats prop up Trump’s results for their own endgame? To be honest, there is no way to know. South

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