2020 New Hampshire Primary And General Election Betting Odds
2020 New Hampshire General Election Odds + Primaries
The New Hampshire general election will see races for two US House seats, one seat for the US Senate, several state House and Senate seats, and the governorship. These races will also be contested alongside the Presidential election, which will be held on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. New Hampshire will hold primary elections for both the Republican and Democratic Presidential candidates on Tuesday, February 11, 2020.
There are currently no state-specific odds for any of New Hampshire’s elections, though oddsmakers are likely to publish various lines for New Hampshire’s races as we near election day. In the meantime, you can bet on all the available general and primary election odds online.
- Odds for Donald Trump to win New Hampshire General election: TBA
- Odds for Field to win New Hampshire General election: TBA
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2020 New Hampshire Republican Primary Odds
There are currently no credible Republican challengers to President Donald Trump, who is the incumbent. While a few candidates like Bill Weld and Joe Walsh have thrown their hats into the ring, the GOP betting odds show that nobody expects these politicians to go far. Trump should have no problem taking the 2020 NH primary, which he dominated by over 14 points against his nearest rival (John Kasich) in the 2016 election.
2020 New Hampshire Democratic Primary Odds
In 2016, Bernie Sanders crushed Hillary Clinton in the New Hampshire Democratic primary, winning every county and getting over 60% of the popular vote. But though he’s running for the DNC nomination again, Bernie Sanders’ odds don’t look all that good against top-tier rivals like Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden. Still, the Democrat nominee odds show that the race is truly up for grabs with several months to go.
Betting on the 2020 NH Presidential Primary
2020 NH Presidential primary odds will be available as the election draws near, though for now, you can bet on the nationwide primary winner at any licensed offshore sportsbook. Even though NH recently legalized sports betting, you still have to use an overseas political betting site, as no state currently allows for domestic election wagering.
2020 New Hampshire General Election Information
Date: Tuesday, November 3, 2020
Federal Election
- Electoral College Votes: 4
- House seats up for election: 2
- Senate seats up for election: 1
State Election
- House seats up for election: 400
- Senate seats up for election: 24
- Governorship up for election: Yes
How Did NH Vote In The 2016 Presidential Election?
New Hampshire’s 2016 Presidential election was the second-closest in the nation (after Michigan). Hillary Clinton won 47.62% of the popular vote, beating Donald Trump, who won 47.25% of the vote. The margin of victory for the Democratic candidate was only 2736 votes, which is surprising given the state’s blue leanings. Expect NH to be a major tossup in the 2020 general election, especially if the specter of Trump impeachment continues to polarize the electorate.
What is STATE’s Political Makeup?
- State House: Democratic majority (233-165, 1 Libertarian, 1 vacancy)
- State Senate: Democratic majority (14-10)
- Gubernatorial: Republican
2020 New Hampshire Primary Voter Information
- When do the polls open? The 2020 NH primaries will be held on Tuesday, February 11. There is no statewide set time for when the polls open, but most locations will open sometime between 6:00 am and 11:00 am and close at 7:00 pm.
- Where is my polling place in NH? The website for the New Hampshire Secretary of State has an interactive voter look-up tool to help you find your New Hampshire polling location.
- Can I vote early in New Hampshire? No. NH does not allow early voting.
- Does NH offer absentee voting? Yes, but only if you meet a certain set of criteria. To find out if you’re eligible for absentee voting in New Hampshire, you can consult the state’s online portal at the previous link.