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07Apr2020

Biden VP Pick Odds Feature Only Women, But Who Catches JoeFever?

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The job of Vice President of the United States, as the second-highest ranking elected official in the executive branch, can sometimes be more vital than who sits in the White House. Succeeding the President upon death or resignation and presiding over the Senate (casting a vote only to break a tie) are the two

27Mar2020

2020 U.S. Presidential Elections Will Be Held, Oddsmakers Predict

The United States of America and the rest of the world continue to try containing the coronavirus, but pundits have suggested voting may be up next on the cancel chopping block. According to the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election betting market, oddsmakers from Bovada and BetOnline predict there’s very little chance

19Mar2020

Trump, Biden 2020 Odds Co-Favored On Spring Equinox

On the earliest arrival of Spring in 124 years, change is in the air on Thursday, March 19, 2020. And the updated 2020 US presidential election odds have already bloomed new flowers full of fresh chances on today’s “Vernal Equinox.” Because humanity has never taken the time to tell time perfectly, the Spring

05Mar2020

2020 Democratic Nominee Odds Favor Biden Over Sanders After Super Tuesday

The primary takeaway from Super Tuesday is the road to the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination is now much clearer. Now, the primary is a two-candidate race: Joe Biden vs. Bernie Sanders. Joe Biden’s odds of winning the nomination for the Democratic Party are now -450 (or 2/9), with an implied

03Mar2020

2020 Super Tuesday Democratic Presidential Primary Betting Predictions

Voters in fourteen states, as well as the American Samoa caucuses and Democrats Abroad primary, head to the polls today for the Super Tuesday primary elections, but who’s favored to win? The GOP nomination is a lock at this point, and President Donald Trump’s odds of becoming the 2020 Republican

02Mar2020

2020 Super Tuesday Democratic Primary Betting Odds Guide

Tomorrow is Super Tuesday, and although the 16 Democratic primary elections aren’t for all the marbles, they will account for about one-third of all delegates up for grabs. A total of 1,357 delegates from 14 states—plus American Samoa caucuses and the Democrats Abroad primary—will be awarded on Mar. 3 (Democrats

13Feb2020

Odds Favor Tom Steyer, Tulsi Gabbard To Drop Out Next

When the first votes of a primary are cast, the path toward winning a party’s nomination becomes more narrow as it snowballs into a playoff-like system similar to sports. Rather than competing in win-or-go-home matchups, earning as many delegates as possible is the name of the game. Early on in the process, there

06Dec2019

Andrew Yang, Tulsi Gabbard Need One Poll To Qualify For Most Vital Debate Of Their Campaigns

For entrepreneur Andrew Yang and Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, qualifying for the December debate stage could provide both with the biggest boost to their poll numbers and odds to become the 2020 Democratic nominee. But with a week left until the Dec. 12 deadline, neither candidate has qualified for the debate in Los

25Oct2019

Tulsi Gabbard Goes All-In On 2020, Won’t Run For Reelection To Congress

Tulsi is officially going all-in on her 2020 campaign. Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, a Democratic nomination contender, announced Friday that she is “fully committed to my offer to serve” as President of the United States and would not be seeking reelection to Congress, choosing to focus all of her time and energy on

24Oct2019

The Top 5 Women Seeking The 2020 Democratic Nomination

Earlier this week, we covered the top five Democratic candidates running for the United States Presidency in the 2020 election, based on their political betting odds. Although the story included the frontrunning Elizabeth Warren, we defied an ancient decree set forth by Queen Latifah: “Ladies first!” We know

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