These odds have been taken from our UK odds comparison site. The following US Presidential Election 2024 Winner odds update in real-time, so these will always be the latest betting odds. The US Presidential Election 2024 Winner odds you see below are for reference only as you can't legally bet on politics in the US.
The 2024 US Election is approaching and while it may seem like just yesterday that the 2020 election happened, the betting odds on the Election have been available and fluctuating ever since.
The midterm elections in 2022 are a big step in the process and then things really begin to ramp up in the summer of 2024. At some point between the midterm elections and the summer of 2024, people will begin to announce their candidacy and by the time the Democratic National Convention and Republican National Convention takes place, it will be known who the nominees are.
With that in mind, it’s never too early to start taking a look at who the candidates could be and what the odds are. On our UK site, we have an extensive list of potential candidates and the chances of them being elected to office.
Ron DeSantis is the new favorite to win the '24 Election. The potential republican candidate has odds of +200 to land the White House.
Name |
Odds |
Ron DeSantis |
+200 |
Donald Trump |
+350 |
Joe Biden |
+350 |
Gavin Newsom |
+1600 |
Kamala Harris |
+1600 |
Mike Pence |
+3300 |
Pete Buttigieg |
+2500 |
Michelle Obama |
+3300 |
Nikki Haley |
+3300 |
Dwayne Johnson |
+6600 |
Odds last updated November 28, 2022.
After the Midterm elections, we now have a new betting favorite for the 2024 Election. Ron DeSantis has usurped Donald Trump in the Election odds list and sits as the +200 favorite.
Donald Trump is the second-favorite at +350. Trump is attempting to do something that has only been done once in American history, returning to power after losing reelection. That president was Grover Cleveland who originally served from 1885-1889 and then again from 1893-1897.
Joe Biden is currently joint second favorite with +350 odds to win reelection. Biden is looking to become the 22nd president in US history to win reelection and serve a second term. Since 1900, Woodrow Wilson, Warren G. Harding, Herbert Hoover, John F. Kennedy, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, George Bush, and Donald Trump are the only presidents who did not get a second term.
Generally, state-sanctioned sportsbooks do not offer political betting. You can still see the updated odds for the 2024 US Election on OddsChecker UK. The UK odds are used as a guide only, and they update in real-time to stay up to date.
It’s unknown when political wagering will be legal in the US. Nevada and West Virginia have already received requests to offer gambling on politics so it is likely only a matter of time before political wagering is allowed.