2020 Washington Primary Results and General Election Odds
Washington General Election Betting Odds 2020 + Primary Results
On Tuesday, November 3, 2020, Washington will have is general election which will include races for state and federal seats, the governorship, and the US Presidency. For the latter election, which is sure to be the most controversial and heated in history, the Washington Presidential primary was held on Tuesday, March 10.
While parties in the state used to employ a caucus system, this cycle, both Democrats and Republicans had statewide primaries. Though these are now over, if you want to bet on the general election and all the other drama surrounding the lead-up to it, you can do so at any reputable political betting site.
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2020 WA General Election Information
Date: Tuesday, November 3, 2020
Federal Election
- Electoral College Votes: 12
- House seats up for election: 10
- Senate seats up for election: 0
State Election
- House seats up for election: 98
- Senate seats up for election: 25
- Governorship up for election: Yes
2020 Presidential Election Odds
- Donald Trump (R) -150*
- Kamala Harris (D) +130*
*Odds Provided By Bovada.
How Did WA Vote In The 2016 Presidential Election?
Given Washington’s liberal bent, the 2016 Presidential election wasn’t particularly close. Hillary Clinton won the race with 54.30% of the vote, while Donald Trump took in 38.07%. Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson took 5.01% of the vote and was not a factor in altering the main party outcome. Trump will likely campaign in Washington, but it’s largely considered a foregone conclusion for another blue victory in 2020.
What is Washington’s Political Makeup?
- State House: Democratic majority (57-41)
- State Senate: Democratic majority (29-19, 1 vacancy)
- Gubernatorial: Democratic
2020 Washington Democratic Primary Results
- Joe Biden – 36.4%, 27 delegates
- Bernie Sanders – 34.5%, 26 delegates
- Tulsi Gabbard – 0.8%, 0 delegates
2020 Washington Democratic Primary Odds Recap
The Washington Democratic primary was interesting, as the state has a tendency to go with anti-establishment candidates. In 2016, Bernie Sanders won every county in WA, beating Hillary Clinton with 72.72% of the vote compared to her 27.10%.
This cycle, Bernie Sanders odds looked decent early, but by March 10, he was polling well behind Joe Biden nationally. Still, while Sanders was expected to win the state a few weeks out from the primary, by election eve, Biden was favored on the DNC betting odds boards. While the vote is still coming in, it looks as though Uncle Joe has won the state.
- Joe Biden -240
- Bernie Sanders +175
2020 Washington Republican Primary Odds
The 2020 WA Presidential primary was held on Tuesday, March 10. However, Donald Trump, the incumbent, did not have any real challengers trending near him per the GOP betting odds, and national polls bear out the same result.
As such, Trump coasted to the Republican nomination in WA, though the state is likely out of his grasp in the general election. He won the GOP WA primary and took all 43 delegates.
2020 Washington Voter Information
- When do the polls open? The Washington Presidential general election will be held on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. Polling places will not be available, however, as the state exclusively uses mail-in ballots. Ballots must be postmarked on election day or earlier to be valid.
- Where do I go to vote in WA? You can vote wherever you want in Washington, as the state is vote-by-mail only.
- Can I vote early in Washington? Yes, all WA voters can vote early, as the state uses mail-in voting exclusively.
- Does WA offer absentee voting? All Washington voting is technically absentee voting. To request your WA ballot, simply visit the Washington elections website.