Sportsbooks Once Again Favor Trump To Beat Biden In November

• Donald Trump has now overtaken Joe Biden as the favorite to win the 2020 Presidential Election with -120 odds at BetOnline.
• The Republican Party is favored to win the US Presidential Election with -110 odds.
• The Democratic Party is heavily favored to win the popular vote at -400 odds.

WASHINGTON – The Presidential campaign season is heading into the most vital part with only two months left to go until the American people decide who will lead the country for the next four years.

Although there hasn’t been a debate yet between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden, that showdown is on the horizon.

That debate will be needed as the 2020 United States Presidential Election has taken yet another turn as pollsters and sportsbooks alike try to forecast which candidate will take control of the White House.

The latest political odds show that President Donald Trump has overtaken Joe Biden as oddsmakers have seen Biden’s ratings slip in polls going into September.

Trump having the shortest odds now shouldn’t come as a surprise we’ve previously published an article in early August why that might have been the best time to take Trump’s underdog odds.

At that time, Biden was favored to win the White House by a wider margin and still hadn’t selected a Vice Presidential candidate yet. Now that Biden has selected Kamala Harris as his running mate his odds have become longer.

With Trump now leading at sportsbooks those that want to place bets on Biden should do so now. Heading into the Presidential Debates expect these odds to continue to fluctuate as one-week Trump might have the shorter odds and the next Biden could be on top.

Winner: Joe Biden (+100). Choosing a winner before the Presidential debates take place is tough but bettors should lean towards taking Biden’s +100 odds at BetOnline. These odds present the best value on the oddsboard currently and give bettors the best return should the former VP win the 2020 Election. It won’t be easy as Trump has shown anything can happen on Election Day despite what the odds and polls say.

Winner: Democrats (-400). Trump is favored to win the 2020 Presidential Election overall by way of the Electoral College. The Democrats are heavily favored to win the popular vote just like they did in the 2016 Election. Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party won the popular vote by just about three million votes during that year. Expect a repeat performance but for Biden to perform better in states that Trump flipped from to win in 2016.