Latest Swing State Election Day Betting Odds: Clinton vs. Trump

Gambling911.com has your updated swing state betting odds for Tuesday’s Election Day in the US for the new President, Hillary Clinton (Democrat) or Donald Trump (Republican).  Make sure to get your bets in this weekend.  Gambling911.com is your source for all the latest odds throughout this weekend and right up to Election Day.

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Ohio – For the first time this Election season, CNN has labeled the Buckeye State as “leaning Republican” from “swing state”.  Trump can still be gotten for -225 (a $22.50 bet results in a $10 profit) and Clinton at 2-1 odds (a $10 bet pays $20).

New Hampshire – Viewed in recent weeks as a Democratic stronghold, the “Live Free or Die” state had Clinton ranging from -225 to -400 depending on the book but if you are looking to get down on Trump, the best payout would be $27.50 on a $10 bet.

Nevada – Despite a recent poll that showed Trump ahead in Nevada, Democrats insist that the growing Latin American population in that state will serve as a firewall.  Clinton is holding at -300.  Trump can be gotten for 2-1 odds and even +240 at some books (the payout $24 on a $10 bet).

Florida – This is a toss up but it should be noted that a William and Mary/TargetSmart survey that came out earlier in the week had 28 percent of early voting registered Republicans going with Clinton, a staggering number that will be difficult to offset assuming this information is accurate.  Clinton can be gotten for as low as -120 while Trump would provide a best $11 payout on every $10 bet with a win in the Sunshine State. 

North Carolina – The state appears to be going for Clinton (-120) though Trump was right there at -110.  Depending on the book you can get either candidate at EVEN odds. 

Arizona – Trump’s odds here are still good at -275 while Clinton was coming in at +200 to +275 depending on the book.  There is certainly value in betting Clinton to win Arizona with a payout close to $30 for every $10 wagered.  

Utah – It’s all about strategy here.  Even the most diehard #NeverHillary voter might want to consider a small wager on her here at as high as 16-1 (for a payout of $160 on every $10 bet).  The theory here is that, if Evan McMullin can pull enough votes away from Trump, Clinton could end up with the most votes in a tough three-way race that essentially brings each of the candidates into the 30 to 40 percent range.  Trump was coming in at -400 odds as of Friday afternoon while McMullin promised a payout of $40 for every $10 should he win.

Pennsylvania – The Dems were still holding strong here among the betting markets with a price range of between -400 and -500. The Donald pays up to $30 on a $10 bet.

Georgia – Trump has all but solidified his support among voters and gamblers alike here, driving the price up to -600.  Hillary pays up to $45 on a $10 bet.

Colorado – Clinton was coming in at -400 or 1-4 odds but Trump does have value here with a potential payout of up to $40 on every $10 bet.

Michigan – Clinton -450 to -600/Trump pays $30 on average.

Wisconsin – Clinton -600 to -700/Trump pays $40 on average.

Iowa – Oddsmakers have this one closer than one might think with Trump -200 and Clinton 2-1.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com