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September 21, 2016 – GOP nominee Donald Trump was holding a narrow 2-point lead in the critical swing state of North Carolina in the latest poll released Wednesday by the Public Policy Polling. That same poll, however, also showed that North Carolina voters who are undecided would prefer four more years of President Obama to the "sharp pivot to Trump's vision for the country." Trump’s odds were still averaging -150 while Clinton’s featured too wide a range, anywhere from -120 to +137. A $15 bet would be required to win $10 on Trump (with the $15 refunded only if he wins). These state-by-state odds are constantly in flux so be sure to monitor Gambling911.com regularly.
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Swing State Betting Odds as of September 21, 2016:
Florida – Trump -150, Clinton +110
Georgia – Trump -500, Clinton +500
Ohio – Trump -187, Clinton +125
Pennsylvania – Clinton -300, Trump +210
New Hampshire – Clinton -250, Trump +150
North Carolina – Trump -150, Clinton (range is -120 to +137)
Virginia – Clinton -450, Trump +300
Iowa – Trump -250, Clinton +175
Arizona – Trump -400, Clinton +275
Colorado – Clinton -200, Trump +175
Michigan – Clinton -300, Trump +250
Wisconsin – Clinton -333, Trump +220
- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com
