Andrew Cuomo – 2024 Presidential Candidate Odds

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Who Is Andrew Cuomo?

Andrew Mark Cuomo, older brother of disgraced CNN host Chris Cuomo, was the 56^th governor of New York. Born in 1957, Cuomo has been in politics for most of his adult life, getting his start in the late 1980s working for his father Mario Cuomo, himself a three-term Governor of NY. If elected President in November of 2024, Cuomo would take office in January 2025 at the age of 67.

Of Italian descent, Cuomo is considered to be racially white. In the age of identity politics within the Democratic party, this could be a hindrance, although his ethnic background could be a boon in states with heavy Italian or Hispanic populations.

While Cuomo has not formally declared his Presidential candidacy, his name has been floated by the mainstream media, and the notion has picked up some moderate traction

Why Is Andrew Cuomo On The Presidential Odds Boards?

As we explain below, Andrew Cuomo has popped up on election betting sites as a credible DNC candidate practically overnight. This was due in part to the US coronavirus scare and his being the face of New York’s response, but following his 2021 resignation, he remains as a betting option for POTUS in 2024.

Whether Cuomo deices to run for President of the United States in 2024 will largely depend on if he can clear his name in the public eye between now and the primary campaign season gears up in late 2023, but for now, all oddsmakers and prediction specialists can do is speculate until an announcement is made.

Voter Base

• Establishment Democrats
• Gun grabbers
• Italians
• Minorities
• LGBTQ+

Odds For Andrew Cuomo To Win 2020 Presidential Election

• Donald Trump (R) -150*
• Kamala Harris (D) +130*

*Odds Provided By Bovada.

Can I Bet On Andrew Cuomo Now?

Yes, you can! Cuomo’s arrival is media-generated, as the potential candidate has not made anything official just yet, but consider the betting lines: Biden is sitting at +130 because he will easily win the Democrat delegate majority.

But Cuomo is now 14th at +6600, despite having zero delegates. Bernie, who is positioned more favorably than Cuomo in reality, is barely ahead at +5000 odds. If you think the Cuomo hype is real, you should get your bets in now.

What The Current Political Betting Odds Tell Us About Cuomo’s Chance To Win In 2020

Basically, Andrew Cuomo has a very small chance to become the Democratic nominee for the 2024 general Presidential election, even though he hasn’t officially entered the race. The reasons for this are multifaceted, but they really come down to one overarching consideration, which is the health of presumed nominee Joe Biden.

Andrew Cuomo’s Chances To Win Based On Prediction Markets

Prediction markets like PredictIt don’t really have much data about Andrew Cuomo’s potential run in 2024. However, the limited numbers they do have put him about in line with the betting boards’ odds right now.

As for polling, Cuomo’s not doing so well, as his approval rating dropped to its lowest level following his resignation in 2021. On the other hand, with the COVID-19 crisis spiking massively in New York, Cuomo is in the spotlight, though it’s too early to measure whether or not his leadership is being met with public approval.

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Andrew Cuomo’s Political Policies

Andrew Cuomo has largely standard Democratic policies that run the mainstream gamut. He advocates for special LGBTQ laws, preaches endlessly about racial iniquity, opposes private ownership of even sporting rifles and basic pistols, and he generally stumps for DNC party initiatives like open borders, pro-choice laws, gun bans, universal health care, and so on.

While Cuomo is not outwardly a Bernie Sanders-style radical leftist, he does share many of the same views on rights limitations that the socialist Vermont Senator espouses.

Further, it is worth noting that Cuomo has been governor of NY since 2011. However, he did nothing about the controversial stop-and-frisk laws enacted by former NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg, which could come back to bite him with the black vote should he make it onto the November ballot.

Experience

Andrew Cuomo’s experience in the political sphere started decades ago. The following is a list of all appointed and elected positions he has held as a career “public servant”:

• 1982 – Campaign manager for father Mario Cuomo’s NY Governor run
• 1982-1984 – Policy advisor under Gov. Mario Cuomo
• 1984-1995 – New York assistant district attorney
• 1990-1993 – Cahir of NYC Homeless Commission
• 1993-1997 – Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development in Clinton administration
• 1997-2001 – US Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
• 2002 – Failed run for NY governor
• 2007-2010 – 64^th Attorney General of New York
• 2011-2021 – 56^th Governor of New York

Education

Andrew Cuomo graduated from St. Gerard Majella’s School (primary school) in 1971. In 1975, he graduated from Archbishop Molloy High School, and he went on to Fordham University. In 1979, he earned his BA from Fordham, and he got his JD from Albany Law School in 1982.

Civic Work

Cuomo doesn’t have much of a record for any civic work outside of the context of an acting politician, as he’s been in politics for his entire adult life. While he no doubt contributes to various charities and causes as a private citizen, these have never been highlighted or promoted in his political campaigns.

That said, as a community planner and governor, much of Cuomo’s focus has been on the slums of New York, and criminal justice reform and homelessness have been high on his list of interests publicly.

Andrew Cuomo’s Views On Gambling

Andrew Cuomo presided over 2013’s SB 5883 referendum, which authorized upstate NY casinos to offer sports betting. After the 2018 PASPA overturn, Cuomo oversaw the 2019 rollout of sports wagering at four brick-and-mortar casino venues in the state.

Cuomo also ushered in online and mobile sports betting, both of which are intended to fill empty tax coffers in Albany. In fact, it was the last significant measure passed prior to Cuomo’s resignation.

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How Much Can I Win If I Bet On Andrew Cuomo?

Right now, Gov. Cuomo is pulling odds of +6600 to win the DNC party ticket and +5000 to become the next President of the United States. If you want to wager on his Democratic nomination odds, a $100 wager would earn a payout of $6600 if he gets the nod. Meanwhile, a $100 bet on his chances to become the 46^th POTUS would net you $5000.

Remember to check back at your favorite political betting sites daily to track Cuomo’s odds, as you might find better deals by shopping lines or even waiting a bit before placing your wagers. Presidential odds boards are nothing if not volatile!

Top 5 Reasons Governor Andrew Cuomo Has A Chance To Be The DNC Nominee

1. Andrew Cuomo has a famous name in governmental circles and comes from a respected political family. As former Governor of “the most important” US state, Cuomo has national name recognition as well. Heck, he was even married to a Kennedy (until he cheated on her with a reality TV chef, which is a very Kennedy thing to do).
2. Cuomo is a rank-and-file Democrat through and through. If the party has a platform, he’s standing on it. He would be extremely popular with establishment voters.
3. Cuomo is of Italian and Sicilian descent. While that’s not valuable in race-pimping political circles, he is “ethnic” enough to shed any damaging vestiges of “toxic male whiteness” in the current Democrat PC climate. He’s not a minority and probably won’t claim to be one, but he should do well with the minority vote (albeit less so with African Americans than with Hispanics and other southeastern Europeans).
4. Cuomo is bulletproof. Gov. Cuomo has been in politics so long that the scandals have really stacked up. From illegal surveillance scandals and the unlawful use of campaign donations to open hostility against the US Constitution and conservatives in general, the guy has major skeletons. Yet the masses continue to reward Cuomo. He isn’t the Teflon Don, but he does seem to have some kind of nonstick coating.
5. Cuomo is “young.” With a Democratic field of nominees pushing 80 years old and the coronavirus going around targeting the elderly, Cuomo – at just 62 – is nearly a generation younger than President Joe Biden and also-ran Bernie Sanders. While he’s no spring chicken, that’s a meaningful delta to voters who might be tired of geriatrics in the highest levels of national government.

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