It is Super Tuesday, which is a big day in the US Presidential Election Race. Let's look at the latest Donald Trump Odds.
Donald Trump is in the race to be the Next US President, and not only that he is the favourite to make his way back to The White House.
Such is the lack of faith in Joe Biden, it appears America is leaning towards Donald Trump serving a second term, but will Super Tuesday have any impact on his odds?
It looks as though Trump is all but guaranteed to lead the Republican party in the Election this year, with Nikki Haley failing to make a significant dent in his campaign. Haley did win in the District of Columbia last week, but this was her only victory so far.
Let's look into the Latest US President Odds, and how they could be impacted by today's 15 contests for the Republican Party.
Donald Trump US Presidential Election 2024 Winner Odds
Donald Trump is currently the favourite in the US Presidential Election 2014 Winner market, and in many places, he's the odds-on favourite as well.
Sky Bet and 10Bet are standing firm and offering the best odds on the market for Donald Trump, as they make him the 1/1 favorite to win the election in November. These odds suggest he has a 50% chance of success in becoming the Next US President.
That makes sense as it is seemingly a two-horse race between Trump and Biden who is already in office, but many bookmakers are taking less of a chance on the former President.
Unibet, BetMGM, and BetUK have all gone 4/5 on Trump to be the Next US President, and chances are those odds will shorten again after Super Tuesday concludes. Unless Nikki Haley pulls out surprise wins in the Republican race, Trump's position should continue to strengthen.
Going by his shortest odds, Trump is being given a 55.6% chance of success in the 2024 Presidential Election.
Donald Trump Republican Candidate Odds
This is almost a given at this point. Trump is the 1/20 favourite to lead the Republican Party in the 2024 Presidential Election, and it will almost be decided today whether he is the candidate or not.
Nikki Haley currently has 43 delegates, whereas Trump has 244, so he has an almost insurmountable lead at this stage.
At 1/20, there is a 95.2% chance of leading the Republican Party into the Election.
Winning Party Odds - Are the Republicans or the Democrats Favourites?
The Republicans are the slight favourites to win the Election, which reflects Trump being the marginal favourite over Joe Biden.
Right now, the Republicans are 10/11 to be the Winning Party, whereas the Democrats are 11/10, and an Independent is 33/1.
The Republicans currently have a 52.4% chance of winning the Election, whether it is led by Donald Trump or Nikki Haley.
How is the Republican Party Candidate Selected?
Most states hold a secret ballot, which is also known as a Primary Election, which is similar to the UK's voting system in the General Election.
Some states do opt for a caucus instead, which is based on a show of hands or a simple head count, but this is not common.
Then each nominee is voted on, and each candidate gets a number of delegates who will represent them at a political assembly.
Right now, the only nominee running against Trump is Nikki Haley who is over 200 delegates behind the favourite.
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