2020 US Presidential Election Latest Betting Odds
It’s still a few months before the people of the United States go to the polls, although there has been a big shift in the betting odds when it comes to who will be the next President of the United States of America. For a long time, it appeared as though Donald Trump was likely to serve a second term, although the megalomaniac is now the outsider in the betting.
The 2020 US Presidential Election is currently scheduled for 3 November 2020, with that meaning there is still four months for the American voters to make up their mind and a lot can change. However, it now appears as though the wave of popular opinion is heading in one direction and there’s little that Donald Trump can do about it.
Joe Biden Favourite to be 46th President of the USA
Joe Biden served as the American Vice President during the reign of Barack Obama and has now come back to the head table as far as the Democrats are concerned by virtue of the fact that he is not only the elected representative for the 2020 Elections but also now the outright favourite to become the President by the end of the year.
Biden is regarded as “Sleepy Joe” in some quarters and has courted some controversy due to certain relationships with women, although he’s currently 1.58 to win the 2020 US Presidential Election and those odds could continue to shorten as the majority of voters want to oust Donald Trump at whatever cost.
Biden clearly has a mass of political experience and is familiar with the inner workings of the White House due to the Obama regime, while he will clearly amass a huge number of black votes in the wake of poor leadership being shown by Trump on this front.
Trump Now Drifts to 6/4 to Serve Second Term
At the beginning of 2020, it appeared as though there was a very real prospect of Donald Trump serving a second term, with the current President nailed on to be the Republican candidate once again, while he was also favourite to beat whatever Democratic candidate was put forward by the opposition party.
However, the first half of the current year has been nothing short of disastrous for Trump. He has shown a lack of medical understanding when it has come to the COVID-19 pandemic which is still raging in some parts of the US, while the Black Lives Matter protesting has come about due to a failure to reform the police departments. In recent weeks, extra security has been added to the White House and the situation looks grave.
A lot can change quickly in politics and perhaps Trump can attract more voters closer to the time, although the rate of unemployment in the United States is very high and the current President appears at a loss when it comes to arresting this development.
Latest Odds On the 2020 US Elections
We’re getting closer to the 2020 United States presidential election which is scheduled to take place on 3 November 2020. There are 538 members of the Electoral College and that means that 270 electoral votes are needed to win.
At Odds1x2.com, you can compare the latest US Presidential betting odds and Joe Biden has his nose in front at the time of writing, with the Democrat candidate trading at a best price 1.75 to ensure that his party are back in control after losing power when Donald Trump became the latest American President.
Trump is sure to have a few dirty tricks up his sleeve and you can get 2.25 about the Republican candidate and current POTUS winning the White House race once again, with the megalomaniac likely to garner plenty of support from southern states.
Will Biden Beat Trump in the White House Betting?
Biden has recently recruited Kamala Harris as Vice President candidate and it appears to be a shrewd move in a bid to attract the female and black vote in America. He also has a series of important speeches to get his points across to the country and convince the majority that there’s a viable alternative to Trump.
It seems almost certain that Biden will win the Popular Vote winner market, although it all comes down to those electoral votes and it wouldn’t be the first time that we see the Democrat candidate lose despite garnering the most votes in total.
Trump will hope that the current opinion polls are wrong and his overall handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent fall-out has been suitably predictable and clumsy, although many might think he could end up being the best bet for the US Presidential elections.
Bet on Whether Democrats or Republicans Will Win Each State
We know that the United States of America is ultimately two different nations and that is borne out by the latest US Election betting odds where you can bet on the outcome of each state.
For example, Alabama is a massively right-wing state and the Republican Party is trading at 1/20 to win that particular region, although California is absolutely nailed to go in the direction of the Democrats.
Some of the other US states are set to be a lot more competitive from a betting point-of-view, with the Democrat Party marginally favourite to land Arizona, while Florida is also going to be closely-fought and the same applies to Iowa.
Donald Trump has been a divisive American President and it’s worth noting that the megalomaniac is currently subject to impeachment at the time of writing.
However, the bookmakers still have the 73-year-old as firm favourite to win the forthcoming elections, with Paddy Power offering a best price 4/5 that Trump is sworn into the White House for a second term which means another four years of right-wing politics across the USA.
Let’s not forget that Trump was the rank outsider to even be voted the main Republican candidate four years ago before eventually coming through and beating Hillary Clinton in a head-to-head to land the White House hot seat.
This time around, it would appear that Trump’s main adversary could be Bernie Sanders, with the Democrat senator having been in the running to be the lead candidate for his party four year ago.
William Hill have 9/2 that he becomes the 46th president of the United States although he’s firstly got to convince members of the Democrat Party that he can successfully topple an opposite number who is likely to be The Donald.
Let’s not forget that Barack Obama was the last successful Democrat candidate and that his right-hand man was Joe Biden, with the latter now trading at 11/2 with Unibet to claim the mantle of the most powerful man in the world.
Michael Bloomberg is regarded as the only other viable contender in this betting market, with the Mayor of New York City available at 12/1 and it’s feasible that he could sneak through to the final bidding.
The bookmakers expect this betting market to have plenty of ups and downs, with Bernie Sanders sitting in the box seat at the moment. The 78-year-old was a candidate for President four years ago before Hillary Clinton got the nod to represent the party when it came to the White House.
Polls show Sanders surging in the Primary, with this candidate determined to reverse many of the Trump policies that have passed over the past few years and he could gain a surge in support.
Joe Biden has been the Vice President for two terms although he needs to regain ground on Sanders and the bookies have him at 2/1 to win the honour of going up against Trump.
Michael Bloomberg is an interesting candidate considering he’s extremely wealthy and also pitching to win the support of Jewish voters who have previously leaned right to side with the current President.
Donald Trump might be facing impeachment charges although he’s still 1/12 to be given the chance to represent the Republican Party at the forthcoming Presidential Elections and it’s hard to see beyond him.
Right-hand man Mike Pence seemingly has no appetite when it comes to usurping Trump, while Nikki Haley is next in the betting although she’s firmly behind her current boss.