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U.S. Presidential Election 2024 Betting

U.S. Presidential Elections

The 2024 U.S. Presidential election remains a focal point in political discussions as November approaches, when voters will decide the next President of the United States. The race has seen dynamic shifts in candidate standings, especially following recent developments within the Democratic Party. With President Joe Biden stepping out of the race, Vice President Kamala Harris has gained increased attention, reflecting in her improved odds.

U.S. Presidential Election 2024 Odds

U.S. Presidential Election 2024 - Winning Party

Democratic Party -117

Republican Party -105

Other Party +90000

This first option in terms of politics betting is simply on which party will win the 2024 U.S. Presidential election. The odds often fluctuate, with one party sometimes gaining or losing favor. While one party might be a slight favorite at any given time, the outcome is always uncertain, and smaller parties or independent candidates typically face longer odds.

U.S. 2024 Next President Elected

U.S. 2024 NEXT PRESIDENT ELECTED
Kamala Harris -116 Nikki Haley +80000 Michelle Obama +45000
Donald Trump -102 Hillary Clinton +80000 Robert F. Kennedy Jr. +85000
J.D. Vance +23000 Tim Walz +60000 -

*Odds as of Monday, September 16, 10:00 AM ET

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The Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary, held in January and February, are the first decisive events in an election year. The outcomes of these races can have a significant impact on the odds, even though the winners of these party-specific contests aren't always certain bets for their party's nominations. Both contests were easily won by Trump for the Republicans. The majority of Trump's primary rivals halted their presidential bids following these two occasions. Haley concluded her campaign in March, while DeSantis and Ramaswamy wrapped theirs in January.

In US history, only Grover Cleveland has held the office of president in two separate terms, from 1885 to 1889 and again from 1893 to 1897. Even though Trump received the second-highest number of votes of any presidential candidate in US history in 2020, he may face significant challenges in obtaining a third nomination from the Republican Party for one major reason. June marked Trump's 78th birthday. He would be nearly 83 years old at the end of his second term as U.S. President.

Betting on the Presidential Election

The most popular kind of political betting is this one. It doesn't matter if Election Day is three years or one month away—betting on the president is nearly always possible. You can wager on the party that will win the next presidential election, the likelihood that the president will be reelected, and the total amount of electoral votes that each contender will earn. You may place bets on the margin of victory for the electoral vote as well as the popular vote.

When it comes to the odds, they are often referred to as "futures." This is due to the fact that they settle the bets months or years later. Moneylines, often known as straight bets, are the lines for this event. This implies that you are only selecting a contest winner, with margin of victory and other factors not relevant. For example, let’s say that a candidate's quoted price was -150. In other words, if your candidate had won, you would have needed to gamble $150 in order to profit $100 from your $100 investment. Let us use +130 as the odds. On a $100 stake, you would receive a $130 payment at +130, plus your original wager.

Polling Information

In an election, polling data is subject to change and is not static. Candidates who are most well-known tend to poll highest in the early going. For this reason, former vice president Joe Biden and 2016 contender Bernie Sanders were the early front-runners in polls for the Democratic nomination in 2020.

As less well-funded contenders withdraw from the campaign and television debates begin to solidify (or energize) public opinion, the field narrows to one or two front-runners before the primary. To keep things simple, you can keep an eye on Real Clear Politics and FiveThirtyEight Polls, two reputable polling aggregators.

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