Pennsylvania Primary Results + General Election Betting Odds 2020

Pennsylvania is an extremely important state in determining the next President of the United States. In addition to the 2020 Presidential election, Pennsylvania’s general election will determine the winners of 18 US House seats and numerous state-level posts. The PA general election will be held on Tuesday, November 3, 2020.

Before that, of course, the actual Presidential race has to be determined. On the Republican side, most election betting odds indicate that President Donald Trump will easily win the GOP nod. Before Biden became the presumptive nominee, the PA Democratic primary was thought to be hotly contested. However, because the state’s primary elections were moved from Tuesday, April 28, 2020, to June 2 due to COVID-19, Biden was a foregone conclusion and won easily.

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2020 Pennsylvania General Election Information

Date: Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Federal Election

• Electoral College Votes: 20
• House seats up for election: 18
• Senate seats up for election: 0

State Election

• House seats up for election: 203
• Senate seats up for election: 25
• Governorship up for election: No

2020 Presidential Election Odds

• Donald Trump (R) TBA*
• Joe Biden (D) TBA*

*Odds Provided By Bovada.

2022 Senate Candidates

John Fetterman
Carla Sands
Jeff Bartos
Conor Lamb
Valerie Arkoosh
Malcolm Kenyatta
Kathy Barnette
Kevin Baumlin
Sharif Street
Everett Stern
Bobby Jeffries
John McGuigan
Sean Gale
Alexandria Khalil
Martin Rosenfeld
David Xu
Kyle Norton
Ronald Johnson
Lew Tapera
John Debellis
Kael Dougherty
Walter Sluzynsky
Max Richardson
Larry Johnson
Mehmet Oz (Dr. Oz)
Erik Chase Gerhardt
Alan Shank
Richard Mulholland

How Did Pennsylvania Vote In The 2016 Presidential Election?

Donald Trump won a surprise victory in PA in 2016, winning 56 of the state’s 67 counties and defeating Hillary Clinton 48.18% to 47.46%. Most analysts were not expecting this result, and given the margin of victory, the Democrats and Republicans both believe they can take the state in 2020. Expect Pennsylvania to be one of the biggest battlegrounds in the entire election cycle.

What is PA’s Political Landscape?

• State House: Republican majority (110-93)
• State Senate: Republican majority (27-22, 1 vacancy)
• Gubernatorial: Democratic

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2020 Pennsylvania Electoral Odds

• Democratic Candidate -300
• Republican Candidate +220

2020 Pennsylvania Democratic Primary Results

On the DNC odds boards, the Democratic primary front-runner was Elizabeth Warren early on. However, by the time PA’s primaries rolled around in early June, Joe Biden was the last man (or woman) standing. As a result, he won Pennsylvania easily: 

• Joe Biden – 79.8%, 151 delegates
• Bernie Sanders – 18%, 33 delegates
• Tulsi Gabbard – 3.2%, 0 delegates

2020 Pennsylvania Republican Primary Results

Right now, Donald Trump is the overwhelming favorite to stay atop the 2020 GOP primary odds and win the party nomination nationwide. Trump doesn’t have any credible challengers, though that could change if the ever-popular Trump impeachment odds keep going up. However, for the June 2 GOP primary in PA, Trump won bigly, taking 93.2% of the vote compared to Bill Weld’s 5.2% and Rocky De La Fuente’s 1.6%.

Betting on the 2020 Pennsylvania Presidential Election

Though the local government in Pennsylvania is largely Republican-led, the state has gone Democrat in seven out of eight of the last Presidential elections. Additionally, the PA governorship is Democrat-controlled, and the state is split almost 50-50 in its support for Trump (per the last election’s results).

With 20 electoral college votes at stake, PA could be the most meaningful swing state in 2020, and voters there will play a big part for whichever party wins the general election. If you want to bet on the 2020 PA Presidential election, you can do so right now at any of the best online sportsbooks for election betting.

2020 PA Voter Information

• When do the PA polls open? The PA Presidential election will take place on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. You can vote during the hours of 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.
• Where do I go to vote? You can find your PA polling place by filling out the form at the preceding link.
• Can I vote early in Pennsylvania? No, Pennsylvania does not permit early voting at this time.
• Does PA allow absentee voting? PA allows for absentee voting, but only if you qualify under a limited set of prerequisites. Visit the state’s official DOS site to see if you can participate in Pennsylvania absentee voting.
• Does PA offer vote by mail? No, Pennsylvania will not be sending out unsolicited ballots to all registered voters. However, due to COVID-19, you can request a mail-in ballot per the absentee system above, and you will be accepted (as the prerequisites have been waived for 2020).