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Will The Rock or Meghan Markle become the POTUS in 2024

07Apr2021

2024 Presidential Odds Now Feature Hollywood A-Listers & Fortune 500 CEOs

President Biden is now just over two full months into his first term of a post that he will hold until at least January of 2025. The 2024 Presidential campaigns will not get underway until late 2022, which provides a long break between any potential candidates becoming prominent in the election odds – or

Donald Trump at CPAC in Orlando hinting at a 2024 run

01Mar2021

Odds For GOP Nod Improve After Trump Hints Of 2024 Presidential Run At CPAC

In President Trump’s first major speech since leaving the Oval Office in January, he hinted at a 2024 run while also laying out his potential campaign agenda during a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Orlando, Florida yesterday. Donald Trump has been near or at the top of the

Mike Pence contemplating the odds of a 2024 Presidential run

24Feb2021

GOP Presidential Odds Leader Mike Pence Plans Organization To Defend Trump Administration

Joe Biden’s administration is officially underway now that former President Trump’s Senate Impeachment Hearings have concluded with a verdict of not guilty. The Republican Party is now focusing their attention on the 2022 mid-term election cycle now that they’ve given up their Senate majority, allowing for DNC

Ted Cruz in the airport returning from trip to Cancun during Texas snow storm

19Feb2021

Cruz Control: Ted’s Chilly Presidential Election Odds Dip As He Flees To Cancun

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February has been particularly tough on Ted Cruz’s home district of Texas. Frigid winter storms have blanketed the area with snow causing massive power outages across the Lone Star State. This predicament has left many elderly and at-risk Texans in a scenario where their life is in danger, and what they could use

president donald trump giving thumbs up sign

10Feb2021

Yuge Betting Edge Revealed For Senate Conviction Odds

Sometimes betting is all about calling bluffs. In a likely “tell” of Donald Trump’s Senate trial outcome, after the first day of hearings in the upper chamber yesterday, a vote was held to determine the constitutionality of continuing impeachment proceedings against a private citizen. As an impeachment and its

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

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 […]

08Jan2021

Chaos In D.C. Reignites Trump Prop Bets For Impeachment, Resignation, & Pardon Odds

Can a sitting President pardon themselves for a crime that they have yet to be charged with? The legalities of this question could come in to play very soon as President Trump’s administration winds down over the next 12 days. In the chaos following the riots in the US Capitol, Congressional leaders are

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