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21May2019

2020 Election Odds: Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren are rising in the polls but does either offer betting value?

There are two 2020 Democrats on the rise in the polls, but is now the time to place a bet? Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Massachusett Senator Elizabeth Warren have been on the upswing in May and have shot up in the latest polling for the 2020 Democratic nomination. But how does their most recent […]

13May2019

Presidential Candidates Are Targeting Facebook and Gun Control

Ever since Democratic Candidates started campaigning for the 2020 Presidential election, we have heard chattering about big businesses including Facebook, Amazon, and others. Over the weekend Kamala Harris joined the discussion and stated that the federal government needs to regulate Facebook, enforce stronger gun

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

02May2019

Another Democratic Candidate In A Crowded Room

Colorado Senator Michael Bennet announced today that he is pursuing the Oval Office in 2020. Senator Bennet told CBS This Morning that “This country faces two enormous challenges, among others: One is the lack of economic mobility and opportunity for most Americans and the other is the need to restore integrity to

25Apr2019

Joe Biden announces his 2020 presidential campaign, opens as the odds-on favorite to win Democratic nomination

After a long wait from Joe, he finally said his 2020 bid is so — confirming the worst kept secret of the presidential campaign announcement season. Joe Biden (+600 | 14.29%) officially announced Thursday he is running for president in 2020, becoming the 22nd Democrat vying to be the party’s nominee and to

16Apr2019

2020 fundraising totals for 1st-quarter released: Trump, Bernie lead all campaigns

So, which 2020 candidate has the biggest war chest? The Federal Election Commission released the full first-quarter fundraising reports for each of the 2020 presidential candidates on Monday, and the filing showed that President Donald Trump raised more money than any other candidate with a total of $30.3 million

03Apr2019

Bernie Sanders leads all 2020 Democratic candidates with $18.2 million raised in Q1 2019

“Show me the money!”-Bernie Sanders, probably. During the first quarter of 2019, the Vermont senator raised $18.2 million in the six weeks since his official announcement in mid-February and takes the top spot among candidates in the Democratic field seeking to win the 2020 presidential election. Donations and

22Mar2019

Trump’s Path To Becoming King

With no Republicans publicly challenging Trump for the Presidency and supporters loyal until the end, Trump may breeze through his re-election in 2020. Mid-March of 2019, months after the death of Senator John McCain Trump delivered direct attacks on the now deceased Senator from Arizona over social media. Tweets

15Mar2019

Andrew Yang’s 2020 Presidential Odds Skyrocket After Qualifying For First Democratic Debate, Now Listed as High as 20 to 1

After being labeled a “longshot” by most and having absolutely “no chance” by others, oddsmakers made it clear this week: Andrew Yang is now a 2020 presidential contender. Yang, a 44-year-old entrepreneur from New York, made headlines this week after announcing on Twitter that he had officially qualified for the

13Mar2019

Joe Biden Teases 2020 Presidential Run, Announcement Could Be Coming in a Few Weeks

“Run Joe run!” This was the chant that greeted former Vice President Joe Biden (+700|12.50%) when he took the stage in front of a gathering of firefighters Tuesday morning, urging him to enter the 2020 presidential race. “I appreciate the energy you showed when I got up here. Save it a little longer, I may

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