2024 Presidential Election Odds: Bettors Backing Donald Trump to Win the Election
2024 Presidential Election Odds: Bettors Backing Donald Trump to Win the Election
We're six months away from an intriguing rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump to be the next president of the United States.
Over the last few months, Donald Trump has seen a rise in projections and bets for a potential second term.
Below, you can check out where the race stands at this current time and where bettors are putting their money.
2024 US Presidential Election Odds
| 2024 Presidential Candidate | Odds |
|---|---|
| Donald Trump | +125 |
| Joe Biden | +146 |
| Robert Kennedy Jr. | +2800 |
| Michelle Obama | +3500 |
| Gavin Newsom | +6500 |
2024 US Presidential Election Betting Data
| 2024 Presidential Candidate | Presidential Election Betting % |
|---|---|
| Donald Trump | 63.87% |
| Joe Biden | 26.88% |
| Robert Kennedy Jr. | 9.25% |
Donald Trump (63.87%)
Heading into 2024, Joe Biden was the favorite to win the 2024 presidential election. However, the odds have changed, leaving Donald Trump as the odds-on favorite to be elected president for a second term.
Despite being the overwhelmingly popular choice in the betting space, Trump's implied probability of winning is still only 44.44%. However, it's still better than Joe Biden's implied probability of just 40.65%.
Joe Biden (26.88%)
Joe Biden isn't getting nearly as many bets as Trump for the 2024 Presidential Election. He's only received about 27% of the bets, while Trump has earned almost 64% of the bets.
That said, many notable predictors still project that Biden will win the 2024 Presidential Election.
Still, if nothing else, the race will be extremely close and competitive if nothing else.
Robert Kennedy Jr. (9.25%)
At +2800, Robert Kennedy Jr.'s chances of becoming president of the United States this year are slim.
While he's made a significant jump from earlier in the year, the race is specifically between Trump and Biden. However, it's interesting to see that more than 9% of votes are on RFK Jr.
Some states make it complicated for an independent even to be listed on the ballot, for example.
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