2022 Connecticut Presidential Primary And General Election Odds
Connecticut Primary And General Election Odds 2020
The 2020 election is right around the corner, and Connecticut voters couldn’t be more excited to get out and vote. This page contains information on political betting on the 2020 Presidential election, the 2020 primaries, and the 2020 midterms.
In CT, the primaries will be held on Tuesday, April 28, 2020, with the general election to follow on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. We will update this page with primary odds and presidential election odds as the elections draw near, so stay tuned!
- Odds For Donald Trump To Win Connecticut General Election: TBA
- Odds For Field To Win Connecticut General Election: TBA
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2020 Connecticut Republican Primary Odds
While President Donald Trump never gained great traction in Connecticut in the general election of 2016, there are a few Republican-heavy areas in the state. This means that a quick campaign stop in CT could be prudent for the party, if not for the President. Currently, Trump is not polling well in the liberal state, though he is not expected to face any serious competition on the GOP primary odds boards in CT.
2020 Connecticut Democratic Primary Odds
Online sportsbooks are already offering betting odds for the 2020 Democratic primary election. Some of the top Democratic candidates listed are Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden, and Bernie Sanders, though outsiders like Andrew Yang and Tulsi Gabbard have made a splash, as well. That said, the state is likely to go to a more established career politician.
2020 Connecticut General Election Information
Date: Tuesday, November 3, 2020
Federal Election
- Electoral College Votes: 7
- House seats up for election: 5
- Senate seats up for election: 0
State Election
- House seats up for election: 151
- Senate seats up for election: 36
- Governorship up for election: No
How Did CT Vote In The 2016 Presidential Election?
In 2016, Hillary Clinton handily beat Donald Trump, taking the state with 54.57% of the vote compared against Trump’s 40.93%. This was not a surprise, and Trump didn’t campaign much in the heavily blue state. Whether the incumbent will spend time and money in CT for 2020 is currently unknown.
Which Parties Control Connecticut’s State Government?
- State House: Democratic majority (91-60)
- State Senate: Democratic majority (22-14)
- Gubernatorial: Democratic
Connecticut 2020 Primary Voter Information
- When are polls open? Polls for the CT primaries will be open on Tuesday, April 28, 2020, from 6:00 am to 8:00 pm.
- Where is my voting location? To find out where your voting precinct is, please consult the CT Voter Registration Lookup form.
- Can I vote early? CT does not currently allow for “no excuse” early voting, but a constitutional amendment has been put forth to add the option in future elections (though this won’t be ready in time for 2020).
- Does Connecticut offer absentee voting? In CT, not everyone can take part in absentee voting. To see if you are eligible, please visit the Connecticut Absentee Voting page.