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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 […]

30Dec2020

Can Early Voter Turnout In Georgia Deliver DNC Senate Victory? Odds Still Say No

Andrea Dolmer
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Georgia is a historically conservative state that typically votes for Republicans. Political pundits know this. Sportsbooks taking action on the Georgia US Senate runoffs are also aware. The only problem is, this tradition-based logic is the same that was used to predict that Donald Trump would carry the state and

28Dec2020

Sportsbooks Look Toward Biden Presidency, Further Indicating Trump Loss

Now that the sportsbooks have declared Joe Biden as the next President of the United States, the country can safely move on and begin to consider what the next four years will bring under our newly elected leadership. All kidding aside, Trump has yet to acknowledge his 2020 Presidential Election loss, and with

22Dec2020

Trump Plots January 6 Congressional Intervention For Last Shot At 2020 Presidency

The 2020 Presidential Election is over. Joe Biden has been declared the next POTUS by political betting sites and has even been acknowledged by current GOP Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. Donald Trump, however, is a fighter, and he intends to battle the results of the 2020 election until, well, forever.

18Dec2020

Sportsbooks Drop New Senate Race Props As Highest Bidder Implodes Trump Plaza

We have been covering the Georgia Senate runoff races regularly since the wrap-up of the 2020 Presidential election. But is it really a wrap? Recently a new “Boycott Georgia” movement has spurred around social media, most notably on Twitter and its less censored bother – Parler. The trend is a reaction

17Dec2020

Sportsbooks Question Post-Whitehouse Trump As Lawmakers Eye Pandemic Relief Bill

Let’s start with the topic on most people’s minds – the pandemic. Talks over a Congressional relief bill to alleviate the economic pain brought on by COVID-19 are nearing a critical breaking point. Yesterday, lawmakers seemed hopeful they would reach a deal, but as negotiations lasted long into the

16Dec2020

Georgia Senate Race Gets Tighter As Both Parties Rally

The Georgia Senate Race has dominated national attention as the final GOP battle against the blue wave. Georgia’s election controversy lies at the heart of the larger narrative in current American politics: division. In the past month, Georgia has seen its fair share of politicians make their way down to the Peach

15Dec2020

Electoral College Confirms Biden Victory As Congress Releases Relief Plans

There have been many moving parts to cover in the Presidential election news, so let’s go over a few takeaways from this week. In Washington, a COVID-relief bill seems to be a real possibility. On Monday, a bipartisan coalition of US senators introduced a pair of economic relief bills to provide financial

14Dec2020

Electoral College Concludes Presidential Election As Sportsbooks Prepare Payouts

This election cycle has been long and exhausting. After over a month of uncertainty around the country’s future due to contested election results, the end is nigh. The power struggle between the Trump administration and the Biden Administration comes to a tee as we reach the December 14th certification

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11Dec2020

Five Reasons Why Election Odds Are Better Than Election Polls

If there’s anything to take away from the 2020 US Presidential election, it’s that political betting odds were once again vindicated as more accurate than political polls. Of course, that’s to be expected. The polling in the most recent election was historically terrible, with very few pollsters coming even

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