Trump No Longer Presidential Favorite: What Will Happen After 'Bigly' Announcement?

Written by:
Gilbert Horowitz
Published on:
Nov/15/2022

As we await a "big" announcement Tuesday night from former President Donald Trump, oddsmakers are clear.  He's no longer the favorite.

Trump is expected to announce his intention to run in the 2024 Presidential Election Tuesday night.  But if you believe the number-crunchers in Vegas, Trump might be running for second place.

BetOnline made Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis the odds-on favorite following the midterm elections where he romped his Democratic opponent Charlie Crist.  Trump and DeSantis had previously been co-favorites.

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Trump's odds are now even shorter than the current U.S. President Joe Biden (15-4).  For a while, Biden had been coming in around 4-1 odds.  High gas prices, inflation and the potential he would not run again played into that price.  With the Democrats keeping the Senate and performing better than expected in the House, Biden's numbers have improved.

Trump's announcement of another expected White House run, scheduled for 9 p.m. ET Wednesday at his resort in Palm Beach, Florida, follows a mostly dreadful midterm performance from a number of those candidates he endorsed. 

"This should have been a huge red wave ... and yet we still didn't perform," said Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, a moderate Republican who has toyed with the idea of launching his own White House run.

"It's the third election in a row that Donald Trump has cost us the race ... I'm tired of losing," he told CNN on Sunday.

Other potential candidates such as Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Tucker Carlson, Mark Cuban and Elon Musk have seen their odds get better over the last month.

Odds to Win the 2024 Presidential Election

Ron DeSantis

9-4

+220

Joe Biden

15-4

+375

Donald Trump Sr.

4-1

+400

Gavin Newsom

25-2

Kamala Harris

25-2

Pete Buttigieg

25-1

Mike Pence

28-1

Michelle Obama

35-1

Nikki Haley

35-1

Elizabeth Warren

40-1

Gretchen Whitmer

40-1

Hillary Clinton

40-1

Mike Pompeo

40-1

Amy Klobuchar

50-1

Glenn Youngkin

50-1

Liz Cheney

50-1

Tim Scott

50-1

Dwayne Johnson

55-1

Ted Cruz

65-1

Michael Bloomberg

75-1

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

80-1

Josh Hawley

80-1

Kristi Noem

80-1

Andrew Yang

100-1

Bernie Sanders

100-1

Tom Cotton

100-1

Tucker Carlson

100-1

Tulsi Gabbard

100-1

Ben Carson

125-1

Greg Abbott

125-1

Ivanka Trump

125-1

Marco Rubio

125-1

Mark Cuban

125-1

Mitt Romney

125-1

Paul Ryan

150-1

John Hickenlooper

175-1

Chris Christie

200-1

Cory Booker

200-1

Dan Crenshaw

200-1

Donald Trump Jr.

200-1

Elon Musk

200-1

J.B. Pritzker

200-1

Jeff Bezos

200-1

Michael Bennet

200-1

Rand Paul

200-1

Candace Owens

250-1

Eric Adams

250-1

Sherrod Brown

250-1

Andrew Cuomo

300-1

Beto O'Rourke

300-1

Eric Garcetti

300-1

Joe Rogan

300-1

Julian Castro

300-1

Oprah Winfrey

300-1

Stacey Abrams

300-1

Tom Steyer

300-1

Bill Gates

500-1

Charlie Baker

500-1

Chelsea Clinton

500-1

George Clooney

500-1

George P. Bush

500-1

Howard Schultz

500-1

Howard Stern

500-1

Jamie Dimon

500-1

Joe Kennedy III

500-1

John Kasich

500-1

Jon Stewart

500-1

LeBron James

500-1

Lindsey Graham

500-1

Mark Zuckerberg

500-1

Mitch McConnell

500-1

Nancy Pelosi

500-1

Tammy Baldwin

500-1

Tammy Duckworth

500-1

Tom Wolf

500-1

Tommy Tuberville

500-1

Condoleezza Rice

600-1

Ben Shapiro

750-1

Kanye West

750-1

Kayleigh McEnany

750-1

Meghan Markle

750-1

Val Demings

750-1

Deval Patrick

1000-1

Eric Holder

1000-1

Jared Kushner

1000-1

Jeff Flake

1000-1

Kirsten Gillibrand

1000-1

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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