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With President Trump expected to appoint a new NSA this week, oddsmakers have projected who might be the favorite among 15 candidates.
Stephen Biegun is currently the favorite while Brian Hook and Richard Grenell also have better than 5-1 odds, according to the site SportsBetting.ag, which specializes in politics as well as sports and entertainment odds.
The bookmaker has also posted odds for who will be the next member of the Trump Administration to be fired or resign. VA Secretary Robert Wilkie and Energy Secretary Rick Perry are the favorites to leave their positions next.
Another interesting set of odds from SportsBetting are for the next candidate to drop out of the Democratic nominee race. Bill de Blasio and Tim Ryan are the favorites in that category.
Finally, updated odds for the Democratic race following last week's debate reflected little movement.
Beto O'Rourke saw the largest jump in odds, going from 50-1 to 33-1 while Tom Steyer improved possibly by simply not being at the debate, going from 50-1 to 40-1. Amy Klobuchar climbed to 50-1 after having 66-1 odds before the debate.
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Stephen Biegun is currently the favorite while Brian Hook and Richard Grenell also have better than 5-1 odds, according to the site SportsBetting.ag, which specializes in politics as well as sports and entertainment odds.
The bookmaker has also posted odds for who will be the next member of the Trump Administration to be fired or resign. VA Secretary Robert Wilkie and Energy Secretary Rick Perry are the favorites to leave their positions next.
Another interesting set of odds from SportsBetting are for the next candidate to drop out of the Democratic nominee race. Bill de Blasio and Tim Ryan are the favorites in that category.
Finally, updated odds for the Democratic race following last week's debate reflected little movement.
Beto O'Rourke saw the largest jump in odds, going from 50-1 to 33-1 while Tom Steyer improved possibly by simply not being at the debate, going from 50-1 to 40-1. Amy Klobuchar climbed to 50-1 after having 66-1 odds before the debate.
| Next National Security Advisor | |
| Stephen Biegun | 5-2 |
| Brian Hook | 3-1 |
| Richard Grenell | 4-1 |
| Keith Kellogg | 7-1 |
| Matthew Pottinger | 7-1 |
| Douglas MacGregor | 8-1 |
| Jack Keane | 10-1 |
| Ricky Waddell | 10-1 |
| Pete Hoekstra | 12-1 |
| Robert Kimmitt | 12-1 |
| Rob Blair | 15-1 |
| Robert O'Brien | 15-1 |
| Frederick Fleitz | 15-1 |
| Charles Kupperman | 20-1 |
| Paula Dobriansky | 25-1 |
| Next member of Trump Admin. to resign/be fired | |
| Robert Wilkie | 2-1 |
| Rick Perry | 4-1 |
| David Bernhardt | 5-1 |
| Steven Mnuchin | 5-1 |
| Andrew Wheeler | 6-1 |
| Mark Esper | 8-1 |
| Mike Pompeo | 10-1 |
| Elaine Chao | 10-1 |
| Next candidate to drop out of Democratic race | |
| Bill de Blasio | 3-2 |
| Tim Ryan | 3-1 |
| Tulsi Gabbard | 5-1 |
| Steve Bullock | 7-1 |
| Michael Bennet | 7-1 |
| John Delaney | 8-1 |
| Marianne Williamson | 10-1 |
| Tom Steyer | 20-1 |
| Democratic Nominee | |
| Elizabeth Warren | 2-1 |
| Joe Biden | 3-1 |
| Bernie Sanders | 5-1 |
| Andrew Yang | 8-1 |
| Kamala Harris | 12-1 |
| Pete Buttigieg | 20-1 |
| Tulsi Gabbard | 25-1 |
| Cory Booker | 33-1 |
| Beto O'Rourke | 33-1 |
| Tom Steyer | 40-1 |
| Amy Klobuchar | 50-1 |
| Jay Inslee | 80-1 |
| Julian Castro | 80-1 |
| Marianne Williamson | 80-1 |
| Steve Bullock | 100-1 |
| Bill de Blasio | 125-1 |
| John Delaney | 125-1 |
| Michael Bennett | 125-1 |
| Tim Ryan | 125-1 |
Explanation of fractional odds: 2-1 odds means a bettor would wager 1 to gain 2 while 125-1 odds indicates a bettor would wager 1 to return 125.
