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Super Tuesday has come and almost gone and the big news of the night: Former US Vice President Joe Biden has come from the ashes, winning the Southeast states in a dominant fashion and outperforming in states where Vermont Senator was more favored (i.e. Maine, Minnesota, Massachusetts).
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BetOnline had pulled the odds on the Democratic nomination win but the odds to win the US Presidential Election have Donald Trump still serving a second term at -150 but Biden is five points ahead of Sanders at 2/1 versus 7/1.
Fourteen states and one territory will hold nominating contests for the Democratic Party candidate for president on Tuesday.
Former Vice President Joe Biden was declared the winner of the Minnesota Democratic presidential primary on Tuesday night. He was not even listed among the top two favorites as of this past weekend. That state’s Senator Amy Klobuchar had dropped out of the race. She and Sanders were both favorites.
Biden had also won Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas and Oklahoma.
U.S. Politics
Odds to Win the Presidential Election
1951 Donald Trump -150
1954 Joe Biden +200
1952 Bernie Sanders +700
1953 Michael Bloomberg +2500
1957 Elizabeth Warren +10000
1959 Hillary Clinton +10000
- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com
