2020 Nevada General Election Betting Odds
2020 Nevada Caucus Results and General Election Odds
The caucus, in general, is an outmoded concept, but a few states still use it. So if you’re looking for the Nevada Democratic primary, you’ll find that it doesn’t actually exist. Instead, Nevada still holds caucuses, and the NV Democratic caucus was contested on Saturday, February 22, 2020. While the state typically also holds a Republican caucus on the same day, the GOP event was canceled in a show of support for the incumbent, President Donald Trump.
With the caucus now concluded and Bernie Sanders taking nearly 50% of the vote in a crowded field, bettors can now shift their focus to Super Tuesday odds and general election futures at election betting sites.
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2020 Nevada General Election Information
Date: Tuesday, November 3, 2020
Federal Election
- Electoral College Votes: 6
- House seats up for election: 4
- Senate seats up for election: 0
State Election
- House (aka State Assembly) seats up for election: 42
- Senate seats up for election: 10
- Governorship up for election: No
2020 Presidential Election Odds
- Donald Trump (R) -150*
- Kamala Harris (D) +130*
*Odds Provided By Bovada.
How Did NV Vote In The 2016 Presidential Election?
Given that Nevada enjoys a Democratic state government trifecta (i.e. Democratic majorities in the Assembly, Senate, and governor’s office), Donald Trump did surprisingly well, winning all but two counties and taking 45.50% of the vote. Hillary Clinton won the state, however, taking 47.92% of the vote. Nevada could be a swing state in 2020, so you can expect both party candidates to campaign heavily there.
What is Nevada’s Political Makeup?
- State House (aka State Assembly): Democratic majority (28-13, 1 vacancy)
- State Senate: Democratic majority (13-8)
- Gubernatorial: Democratic
2020 Nevada Electoral Odds
- Democratic Candidate -360
- Republican Candidate +250
Nevada Caucus Results
As predicted, the 2020 Nevada caucuses were a total wipeout in favor of Bernie Sanders, with the desert state feeling the…heat. With the contest moving to South Carolina before Super Tuesday, this is Joe Biden’s last real chance to make an impression. Meanwhile, Michael Bloomberg, who wasn’t on the ballot in NV, is going to go hard at Sanders, whether his aim is to win the nomination or simply force a contested convention so that the avowed socialist doesn’t get the DNC nomination. There are whisperings of a Hillary Clinton run should that happen.
- Bernie Sanders – 46.8%, 24 delegates
- Joe Biden – 20.2%, 9 delegates
- Pete Buttigieg – 14.3%, 3 delegates
- Elizabeth Warren – 9.7%, 0 delegates
- Tom Steyer – 4.7%, 0 delegates
- Amy Klobuchar – 4.2%, 0 delegates
- Tulsi Gabbard – 0.1%, 0 delegates
- Michael Bloomberg – 0%, 0 delegates
2020 Nevada Democratic Caucus Odds Recap
- Bernie Sanders -650
- Joe Biden +900
- Pete Buttigieg +1500
- Elizabeth Warren +2500
- Amy Klobuchar +5000
- Tom Steyer +5000
2020 Nevada Republican Caucus Odds
There were no GOP betting odds for the Nevada caucus because the caucus was canceled. President Trump, as the incumbent, would likely have won by a large margin given his current NV polling numbers (92%), so the GOP arm in the state decided to use its campaign cash for other local elections that will be more contested for the party.
However, you can still wager on Trump election odds for the November general, which are currently posted at all the best political betting sites.
Betting on the 2020 NV Presidential Election
While NV residents have historically been able to bet at any number of Las Vegas and Nevada-based sportsbooks, the state doesn’t actually allow these books to offer political betting. As a result, Nevada bettors will need to use offshore election betting sites in order to wager on the 2020 NV general election.
Nevada Voter Information
- Where do I go to vote in Nevada? You can find your Nevada polling place at the NV SOS website.
- Can I vote early in NV? Yes, early voting in Nevada is available to all registered voters.
- Does NV offer absentee voting? In Nevada, you can mail in your vote if you wish, with no necessary qualifications or exclusions. To request your Nevada absentee ballot, simply visit the preceding link.