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Kamala Harris debating her Presidential election odds for 2024

11Mar2021

Kamala Harris Now Leads Betting Odds To Become Next President Of The United States

Well before President Biden was elected as the 45th POTUS, there were concerns regarding his physical and mental well-being and whether he had the stamina for a four-year term at his advanced age of 78. Biden took longer than usual to announce his Vice-Presidential running mate, and for good reason. His campaign

Governor Cuomo wears a COVID-19 mask and ponders his re-election odds

17Feb2021

Political Betting Odds Imply New York Governor Andrew Cuomo Will Lose Re-Election Bid

It seems like just last week that New York Governor Andrew Cuomo was delivering his weekly updates on the state’s COVID-19 situation. His informal broadcasts went over well with viewers because he seemed to level with the audience, speaking directly to them with what was known, and leaning away from any

joe biden as an old time football player

03Feb2021

Sportsbooks Ridin’ Biden To Super Bowl With Even More Political Props

C’mon, man, it’s good to be king. Or President. That’s especially true during the Super Bowl, as the biggest sporting event in the world garners tons of betting action not just on itself, but also on the Commander in Chief (as well as various civic issues of the day). Most years, of course, the Super […]

nfl kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes celebrating

27Jan2021

These Political Super Bowl Props Put Some Fun Back On The Ballot

Every now and then, those of us in the political infosphere are granted a bit of a reprieve. And this year, after the most contentious Presidential election in US history, we’re getting it in the form of political Super Bowl bets. Unlike typical political props, these Super Bowl lines are light on the partisanship

19Jan2021

Joe Biden Inauguration Odds Trending At Top Election Betting Sites

Well, it’s officially official: Donald Trump is finished. Yeah, he might be President for another 36 hours or so, but he’s done. Trump, #YoureFired! (In before the Twitter trend…) How do we know? Well, it’s simple, really. Today is the first time in the last half decade that you won’t find any Trump odds

19Jan2021

Political Betting Odds Favor Andrew Yang To Become Next NYC Mayor

Andrew Yang is intent on making a change and is not inclined to sit back and wait for another Presidential Election to begin the onest of his initiatives. Because current Mayor Bill de Blasio cannot run for a third consecutive term, the office is now up for grabs, and a field of candidates is beginning […]

crowd at presidential inauguration outside capitol building

15Jan2021

Bet On These 2021 Presidential Inauguration Odds Right Now

With the 2021 Presidential inauguration of Joe Biden less than a week away, the best election betting sites have put up a host of political props on the event. While there will be no crowds on hand for the event due to the January 6 protests and break-ins on Capitol Hill, the Biden inauguration should […]

06Jan2021

GA Senate Betting Update: Warnock Wins, Ossoff v. Perdue Too Close To Call

In the future, if confronted with the statement “your vote doesn’t matter,” be sure to mention the Georgia US Senate elections of 2020-21 as a rebuttal. Votes are still being counted in GA, and although Raphael Warnock has been declared the victor over Kelly Loeffler, Jon Ossoff is clinging to a slim lead in his

05Jan2021

Georgia US Senate Runoff Polls Now Open – Perdue & Loeffler Now Underdogs

The state of Georgia is not known for its political allegiance to the Democratic Party. Most territories in the southeastern United States have traditionally leaned conservative, but as metropolitan areas becoming denser with population, the balance has begun to shift. Such is the case in Atlanta, as large numbers

04Jan2021

Peach State Flip: Warnock And Ossoff Now Favored In GA Senate Runoff Odds

The New Year’s weekend is a time where Americans reflect on the previous 365 days and forecast how the next 12 months will proceed. In the political arena, it is often a time where administrations begin the exit process while the new regime prepares their staffs and agendas for the next 2, 4, or 6-year […]

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