Although we are just a few weeks out from November 3rd – the date that Americans will venture to ballot boxes and select who they prefer to
2020 Presidential Candidates and Party Affiliation
Who Is Running For President In 2020? Trump vs Biden
The 2020 Presidential Election has geared up at the beginning of 2019 with multiple Democrats announcing their interest in running as a 2020 Presidential Candidate. Several notable Democrats have either announced their steps to forming an exploratory committee or filing to run, these individuals include Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, California Senator Kamala Harris, and more.
While Donald Trump is deemed to be the favorite to represent the Republican party in the 2020 Election, some Republicans are rumored to be filing to challenge President Trump for the Republican Primary Pick.
**Coronavirus: The Coronavirus pandemic is certainly impacting the presidential candidates’ odds and even the voting process in some areas, causing several states to delay their primary elections and caucuses. You can keep up with the latest schedule changes on our page covering state primary election odds for 2020 and you can find read about the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on the Presidential election for insight into the situation and for information on what types of betting odds and lines have emerged because of it.
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2020 Presidential Candidates
Republican
Donald Trump
General Election Polls: 40.3%Bovada Odds: +110
BetOnline Odds : +100
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Democrat
Joe Biden
General Election Polls: 49.5%Bovada Odds: -130
BetOnline Odds: -120
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Independent
Kayne West
General Election Polls: TBABovada Odds: +10000
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2020 Potential Candidates
Elizabeth Warren
**Potential Candidate**Bovada Odds: TBA
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2020 Potential Vice President Candidates
Catherine Cortez Masto
**Potential VP Candidate**Bovada Odds: TBA
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Amy Klobuchar
**Potential VP Candidate**Bovada Odds: TBA
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Michelle Lujan Grisham
**Potential VP Candidate**Bovada Odds: TBA
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2020 Presidential Candidates Who Are No Longer In The Race
Jay Inslee
Dropped Out: 8/21/19Bovada Odds: TBA
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John Hickenlooper
Dropped Out: 8/15/19Bovada Odds: TBA
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Kirsten Gillibrand
Dropped Out: 8/29/19Bovada Odds: TBA
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Tim Ryan
Dropped Out: 10/25/19Bovada Odds: TBA
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Beto O'Rourke
Dropped Out: 11/1/2019Bovada Odds: TBA
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Wayne Messam
Dropped Out: 11/20/19Bovada Odds: TBA
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Julian Castro
Dropped out: : 1/02/20Bovada Odds: TBA
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M. Williamson
Dropped Out: 1/9/20Bovada Odds: TBA
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Cory Booker
Dropped Out: 1/13/20Bovada Odds: TBA
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John Delaney
Dropped Out: 2/7/20Bovada Odds: TBA
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Andrew Yang
Dropped Out: 2/11/20Bovada Odds: TBA
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Pete Buttigieg
Dropped Out: 3/1/20Bovada Odds: TBA
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Tulsi Gabbard
Dropped Out: 3/19/20Bovada Odds: TBA
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Bernie Sanders
Dropped Out: 4/8/2020Bovada Odds: TBA
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Odds On Which Democratic Candidate Will Drop Out Next – Recap
When the early state primaries and caucuses were ongoing, sportsbooks put up a fun political prop on the next Democratic candidate to drop out.
Amusingly, they never did the same for the Republican candidates, mainly because Trump had three totally non-credible challengers, two of whom were gone in a flash, with Bill Weld’s chances to bail being a mathematical certainty compared to The Donald’s.
But the DNC candidates got plenty of action, and it can be valuable to look at the following historical odds (via Bovada) and compare them to how it – and these candidates – all went down.
- Tom Steyer +250 (Feb. 29)
- Tulsi Gabbard +145 (March 19)
- Elizabeth Warren +900 (March 5)
- Joe Biden +2000 (Democratic nominee)
- Amy Klobuchar +300 (March 2)
- Pete Buttigieg +2000 (March 1)
- Michael Bloomberg +2000 (March 4)
- Bernie Sanders +10000 (April 8)
Interestingly, the favorite at the time the last batch of odds were available was Tom Steyer, and that bet ended up hitting! For most of the cycle, Gabbard was atop these odds, though she hung around longer than anyone except Bernie Sanders, who was – through the first few states – considered the obvious nominee.
Biden, who was always in the middle of the pack, ended up being the last man standing, though it is still possible he will drop out of the race given his apparent health issues. That’s why you see names like Andrew Cuomo and Hillary Clinton still trailing him on the Democratic candidate boards.
Other Candidates Who Filed To Run For President In 2020 but are not Currently in the Race
Other than Democrats and Republicans there are other Third Party candidates and Independent candidates who will seek their name on the ballot in 2020. While a Third Party or Independent candidate has never won the general election it does not detour their efforts to win the Presidency. Below is a list of registered candidates for each additional party.
Green Party
Mr. Ivan-Jan Cruz Desuasido, Ian Schlakman, Curt Nichols, Mr. Jason Robert Barnes, James Orlando Ogle III, Gary Swing, Kerry Kizer, Jennifer Walters, Eugene Patilio, Mr. Eduardo Manuel Torres Jr, Kanye West.
Independent Party
Hunter Hipple, Alex Lloyd Gross, Crystal Bergfield, Mr. Michael James Ott, Taylor Cleveland, Hubert Sean Francisco, Christopher Stried, Josh Kusiak, Ms. Christin Noel Powers, Christopher Owen Ebert, Raeford Gamelle Smith Sr, Mr. Michael Lamont Hambrick Sr, Mr. Luis Szydlowski-De Jesus, Marvin Gerald Vandam, Mr. Ramon Perez, Ms. Jennifer Yeandle, Julian Lapaul Decarlo Gray, Mr. Rico Harold Padua, Mr. Lionel James H, Paul Donald Cauitt, Angela Mari Baxley Glass, Mr. Patrick Michael White, Dennis Wayne Swindle Jr, Jeremiah James Hopper Sr, Mr. David Aaron Karaffa, Sean Collinson, Meredithe Floyd Pennington Jr, Dr. Samuel B Hoff, Mr. Bib Squeal Bubbington, Christina Marie Cabral, Ms. Martin John Hahn III, Gerald Windham, Anthony Kevin Moss Jr, Kasey Wells, Charles Hodge Jr, Floyd Azreal (Death) Yancey, Leroy Lewis, Jack Lewis Charbonneau, Scott Eldon Fulk, Claire Elizabeth Elliot, Brian R Curro, Timmy Strickland, James Paris Firmani, Kenneth James Montalvo, Markie Kenneth Garner, Ajay Sood, Christopher Lee Breiler, Jeremy Shane, John Kwesi Hankins, Christopher Christian Watkins, David Alan Wilkerson, Kenneth Alan Wilson, Daniel Jonathan House, Jeffery Michael Hidek, Patrick Robert Miller, Troy Voss, Richard Charles Moncada, Sammy Garret, Rev. Veronica Ronnie Fuller, Mohammad S Kabir, Willita D Bush, Mr. Roger Stephen Du Pont, Mary June Rincon, Mark L Bauer, Korey Paul Starkey, Peyton C Faucett, Angelo Yoshannah Scrigna, Samuel Lyndell Powell, Brandon Cekander, Mr. Robert Washington Cooper Jr, Austin Pack, Kelvin Gerad Davis, Dr. Walter Randall Bannister, Mr. Alan Henry Gordon, Liza Dawn Cherricks, Keith Davenport, Ruben Valles Jr, Mr. Phillip Karl Speat, Terry Wayne Wheelock, Joel Levi Altman, Robert William Sandera, Mr. Batso B El Sr, Daniel White, Cherunda Lynn Fox, Steven Jon Jolly, Franklin James Erwin, Gabriel Elias Van Duren, Kevin Bradford Diel, Nicholas Roesler, Scott Wayne Klinkhammer, Robert James Thomas, Billy Rubin, Jun La’gay Lloyd, Mathew Lee Tyler, Joy L Sorrells, Tony Maggiore, Michelle “Hope” Walker, Mr. James Ryan Srail, Chad Michael Jorgenson, Andrew Chung, Mr. Michael Andrew Counsell, Corgan Larson, Jawad Hashem Hakeem, Mrs. Crystal Ann Hale, Alicia Barbine
Republican Party
Christopher Joseph De La Torre, Mr. Brent Kay Natzle, Mr. Raul Ybarra Bonilla Jr, Kody Allen Kneip, Refino Pig, Christopher Brainard, Mr. Jeff Stabins, Angela Marie Walls-Windhauser, Zadok Rubin, Mr. Donald Glenn Hewett, Gregory Mark Guillaume, Yehanna Joan Malone, Rafael Arden Jones Sr, Mark-Christian Anthony Aubin, Mr. Steven Douglas Sharp, Mr. Patrick Allen Cope, Steven Floyd Long, Jan Janson, Eric Renaldo Fludd, Donna Han Stroud, Huhnkie Lee, Danny Nathaniel Hawkins Jr, Mrs. Julianna Elizabeth Benzel, Dr. Deeanna Michelle R Jones, President Boddie, Eric Scott Cavanagh, Robert Eugene Smith, Sem Yoram Van Der Vegte, Dr. Joe Edward Pastor Anderson, Melvin Francis Eberly, Terrance James Harvey, Travis Lee Stevenson, Michael Wayne Palmer, Nathaniel Glasgow, Mr. David Raphael Herz, Rev. Cecil Albert Richardson, Darryl Murphy, Mr. Daniel Davis, Alonzo Tablet Martin Sr, David Oswald Griffith, Jacob Johnston, Donald Eugene Lowe, Kevin Oakes, Stephen Bradley Cornley Sr, Gail Chord Schuler, Cesar Cisneros, Lavarion Bolling, George Brown, John Schiess, Wanda Gayle Duckwald, Paul George Preste, Keely Ann Craig, Dr. Marcia Karen Abrams, Joe Edward Leonard III, Mr. Spencer Eric Snyder, Michael Moates, Johnny Rae Friskey, Mr. Dimitri Anastasios Panagopoulos, Nicholas Evans, Corbin Zane cater, Mr. Ronald Muwereza Lutalo Sr, Andrew locklin Barringer, Michaela Shapero, Michael Bickelmeyer, Timothy Charles Kalemkarian
Democratic Party
Mr. Kurtis King Wilson, Blaine Russel Lechko, Robert Ion Moldafsky, Kirsten Gillibrand, Martina Armstead, Daniel Holloway, Joshua James Reed, Harry Tyrone Mapp, Brandon Acker, Raymond Seney, Tulsi Gabbard, Jorran Lee Beebe, Cohen Eden, Daniel Blain, Sanderson Beck, Luis Alberto Ramos Jr, Anthony Piazza, Stefan Karl Stefansson, Robert Bradford Lee Acord, James Bell, Ms. Sherry Mallory, Ms. Darcie Allen, Nicholas Ryan Ocampo, Joshua Matthew Becker, Rev. Michael W Scruggs, Adrian J Cox, Nadia Bahia Smalley, Jack Angus Nevin, Jared Kyle Wolny, Christina Gerasimos Billings-Elias, Jennifer McMurray, Ms. Michelle Hale Hudson, Alan Howe, Mr. Glen Scott Allistar Simpson, Daphne Denise Bradford, Michel Anissa Powell, Marquis Antwan Garner, Gary Turner, Joncarlo Ciccone, Erlyndon Joseph “Joey” Lo, Larry Walker, Gregory Francis Votruba, Michael E Arth, Labarron Perkins, Stetson Hardwick, Gaul Caleb, Gidget kay Groendyk, Susanne Atanus, Richard Lyons Weil, Ryan Nicholas Von Bevern, Lee Rhodes, Dejawon Joseph, Mr. Dustin Ryan Shewbert Sr, Randall Nalls, Sharmin Lynn Smith, Stephen Michael Patterson, Benjamin Peter Kozlowski, Gregory Mikolay, Miss Donna Jean Alston, Douglas Walter, Nita Mildred Rice, Darryl P Hendricks, Corey Stacey Canty, Radomir Vojtech Luza, Jefery Levy, Mr. Theodore Millard Crisell, Jason Murray, Melvin Wayne Clark, Stanley Franklin Allen, Mr. Robert Carr Wells Jr, Kevin Collins, Levoid Dexter Perry II, Rodger Lee Roose, Kevin Prestia, Keith Smith, Herbert Ezekiel Zeke Smyth, Rudy Edward Gomez, Robert L Jackson, Mark London Dunham II, Caleb Ganzer, William hope, Charles Landon Hodges, Catherine Anne Forsman, John Robert O’Donnell, Mr. Ronald Bush, Robert Simon Shaw IV, Mr. Caylend Anthony Edward Childs, Ryan Andrew Xojet Farber, Hart P Cunningham, Emily Rosas, David Frank, Mr. Dennis Jeffrey Nusbaum, Mr. John Dacey, harry William Braun III, Terence Roger James, Mr. John Patrick Martini, etc.* *More Individuals filed to run for the 2020 Presidential Candidacy
2020 Election Odds
Numerous 2020 political betting lines are available from licensed offshore online sportsbooks and we are sure some domestic sportsbooks also are offering 2020 Presidential election odds.
Currently, Bovada is providing futures odds for who will outright win the 2020 US Presidential Election, whether the winning party will be Democrat or Republican, Vice President odds, who will win either the Democratic or Republican primary Pick, and whether Trump will be impeached by the House in his first term as President, as well as other interesting political props.
Recent News For 2020 Presidential Candidates
The Presidential election campaigns for Joe Biden and Donald Trump are heating up, with two weeks to go until the first debate and less than two
Just yesterday, we were lamenting the fact that US Senate and House odds had disappeared from the boards and that there were no betting lines
FAQs
What is the 2020 Primary schedule?
Numerous US states will be expected to hold primary elections and caucuses in the coming months after the start of 2020 with dates subject to change per state. Super Tuesday scheduled for March 3rd, 2020 is considered a particularly significant day for primary elections as more delegates to the presidential nominating committee can be won on that day rather than any other. Super Tuesday Primaries are usually done so by a large number of states from diverse regions of the country giving presidential candidates a dry-run of their national likeability.
How many days until the Presidential election?
The 2020 Presidential Election day is set for November 3rd, 2020. As we near the election, it will be clearer as to what candidates will be facing one another in the upcoming election.
What is an electoral vote in the Presidential election?
Electoral Votes occur through the Electoral College, an institution established by the founding fathers and written within the US Constitution. The Electoral College compromises the election of the President by Congress and by popular vote of qualified US Citizens. In order to elect a President in the Electoral College, a majority vote of 270 is needed. Electoral Votes are allocated between states based on recent census reports, number of state representatives, and so on.