Chris Mills, Author at Presidential Election Odds

24Sep2019

Tulsi Gabbard Surfs Into October Debate, Hopes To Make A Big Splash In 2020 Odds

Aloha, Ohio! Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard became the 12th candidate to qualify for the October Democratic Primary Debate on Tues., Sept. 24 after receiving her fourth qualifying national poll. It’s quite the past few days for Gabbard, who just last week only had two qualifying polls with her at 2% or higher and

20Sep2019

No Mo’ de Blasio: NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio Ends 2020 Presidential Run

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio can go back to exclusively wearing Timberlands and eating chopped cheese sandwiches as he has officially ended his run for the 2020 United States Presidency. De Blasio joined MSNBC’s Morning Joe to officially announce his campaign’s termination. “I feel like I have contributed

19Sep2019

Odds Favor Lawmakers Shooting Down Gun Control Laws

In the first three-quarters of 2019, there were 283 mass shootings in the United States. That means, from January 1 to September 1, there were more shootings across the country than the 244 days that were marked off the calendar. Many Americans, including most of the Democrats that have odds to win the

19Sep2019

The Day The Earth Ran Fast: Odds Posted For “Storm Area 51” Event

“Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All of Us.” On June 27, California college student Matty Roberts posted the above Facebook event, scheduled for the wee hours on Friday, September 20. The tongue-in-cheek raid, while clearly a parody, has since garnered wide mainstream support, with over 2 million Facebook users

12Sep2019

Sportsbook Doesn’t Respect Yang’s Basketball Skills, Opens As Underdog Against Cruz

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Democratic presidential hopeful Andrew Yang is more than just a once-longshot political outsider with a thousand-dollar idea. Apparently, he’s also something of a baller. And that, as we all know, is the sole prerequisite for being a shot-caller. But while Yang will argue his merits regarding the latter at

05Sep2019

Marianne Williamson: ‘Power of mind’ can prevent Hurricane Dorian destruction

During the July debate, Democratic hopeful Marianne Williamson mentioned the “dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred” in the United States government. The spiritual health author implied that electing a new president could rid the country of this evil. However, after discussing ways to save people from

03Sep2019

In full swing: Ohio to host fourth 2020 Democratic debate in October

The third Democratic presidential debate in September 12 is still another week away in Houston, Texas. Nevertheless, the Democratic National Committee has released information regarding the fourth debate in October. Reported first by Reid J. Epstein via Twitter, the debate will be October 15– and October 16, if

30Aug2019

Trump Trolls Gillibrand, Democrats After She Drops Out Of The 2020 Race

New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand’s campaign slogan was “Be brave.” Ultimately, it was brave of her to realize she had longshot odds, admit defeat and drop out of the 2020 presidential race. “Today, I am ending my campaign for president,” the Albany native said on Twitter. “Now, let’s go beat Donald Trump

14Aug2019

Who’s in, who’s out: Democrats try to keep their 2020 odds alive ahead of 3rd debate

For the second Democratic debate last month in Detroit, Michigan, 20 candidates took the stage over the course of two nights. The third Democratic debate next month may only have half of that. To qualify for the third debate, candidates must reach 2% in four national or early-state polls and must have 130,000

13Aug2019

Will Tulsi Gabbard reporting for active duty with National Guard impact her 2020 odds?

A two-week paid vacation is what most American workers look forward to every year. But for one Democratic candidate, it’s a different type of work leave. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s duty to America runs strong. The U.S. Representative for Hawaii’s 2nd congressional district is currently running for president, but

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