Trump Cabinet Next to Leave Odds - Noem Now Favored

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After another ICE shooting in Minnesota, all eyes are on the DHS and its secretary, Kristi Noem.

 

Most Democrats, and some Republicans, want Noem removed from her position, and the latest odds suggest it will happen sooner than later.

BetOnline.ag has been offering odds on whether or not some of President Trump's cabinet members will be out before 2027. In late December, Noem started with 4/1 that she'd be ousted, but they've completely flipped and now are nearly 1/3, which equates to around a 75% probability. 

Political figure exit date odds are subject to change and will be updated in real-time.

Will Kristi Noem be removed as DHS secretary before 2027?

Yes -275

No +185

 

Trump Cabinet: Next To Leave Post

Kristi Noem -165

Pam Bondi +225

Tulsi Gabbard 8/1

Pete Hegseth 16/1

John Ratcliffe 20/1

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 20/1

Scott Bessent 40/1

Marco Rubio 80/1

Linda McMahon 80/1

Lee Zeldin 80/1

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