Current Presidential Election Betting Odds: Trump Wins

Current Betting Odds on Presidential Election

Updated Wednesday, Nov. 6 at 4 p.m. ET

• The Associated Press has called the race, and Donald Trump has received more than the necessary 270 electoral votes to win.

Prior updates below:

• Over the past two hours, some media outlets projected Donald Trump as the winner over Kamala Harris. But a few media outlets, including The Associated Press, are waiting to make that call.
• BetMGM Canada and FanDuel Canada no longer have 2024 presidential election odds on the board. Donald Trump was an overwhelming -20000 favorite (200/1) in the last available odds at FanDuel Canada, at 1:30 a.m. ET. Kamala Harris was +4000.
• Also at 1:30 a.m. ET, BetMGM UK's election odds were at Trump -10000/Harris +1900. BetMGM has since taken the market off the board.
• At Ladbrokes in the UK, the last reported odds were late Tuesday night, with Trump -3300/Harris +1400.

Updated Wednesday, Nov. 6 at 1:30 a.m. ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Wednesday, Nov. 6 at 1:30 a.m. ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Donald Trump has stretched out to an even more massive favorite, although the race hasn't been called yet. He's got a 96% chance of winning the presidency. BetMGM UK was at Trump -4000 less than an hour ago, but is now out to Trump -10000.
• At Ladbrokes, also in the UK, head of political betting Kyle McGrath all but called it over. "The night didn't go our way, by any means. We were obviously cheering a Harris win, or at worst a modest defeat where she carried a few swing states."
• Pennsylvania was just called for Trump. Michigan and Wisconsin still haven't been called, but all signs, including the betting markets, point to a Trump victory.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
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Updated Wednesday, Nov. 6 at 12:50 a.m. ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Wednesday, Nov. 6 at 12:50 a.m. ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Donald Trump remains a massive favorite to win the election at -4000, giving him a 92.13% chance of winning the presidency. His price has remained the same at BetMGM as it did one hour ago. At -4000, a $400 wager would pay just $10.
• Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin still haven't been called, but all signs, including the betting markets, point to a Trump victory.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
• For all of Action Network's election day coverage, click here.

Update Tuesday at 11:30 p.m. ET

Updated Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 11:30 p.m. ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 11:30 p.m. ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Donald Trump has become an overwhelming favorite to win the presidential election as we approach midnight ET.
• Trump's odds to win the election are -4000, giving him a 92.13% chance of winning the presidency.
• The Kamala Harris odds to win the election are now +1100, giving her a 7.87% chance of winning the presidency.
• Harris's chances of winning the election have obviously become more and more slim as the night has gone on.
• Analysts believe her best chance now lies solely in winning the "blue wall" which is made up of swing states Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
• All three of those states are still considered too close to call.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
• For all of Action Network's election day coverage, click here.

Update Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 10:30 p.m. ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Donald Trump's odds to win the presidential election have reached a new peak at -1400, which gives him a 85.85% chance of winning the presidency.
• Kamala Harris' odds are now +550, which gives her a 14.15% chance of winning the election.
• The Associated Press has called 20 states for Trump, giving him 198 electoral votes.
• The Associated Press has called 11 states for Harris, giving her 112 electoral votes.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
• For all of Action Network's election day coverage, click here.

Update Tuesday at 9:30 p.m. ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 9:30 p.m. ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Donald Trump's odds to win the presidential election continue to improve, as he is now -455 to win.
• Trump's odds give him a 76.63% chance of winning the election.
• Kamala Harris' odds are now +300, which gives her a 23.37% chance of winning the election.
• The Associated Press has called 17 states for Trump, giving him 178 electoral votes.
• The Associated Press has called nine states for Harris, giving her 99 electoral votes.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
• For all of Action Network's election day coverage, click here.

Update Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 8:30 p.m. ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Presidential odds continue to move in Donald Trump's direction as early results roll in.
• Trump is now -300 to win the election after the first couple of states were called, giving him a 69.23% chance to win.
• The Kamala Harris odds moved in the opposite direction, as she is now +200 to win the election, giving her a 30.77% chance to win.
• The Associated Press has called Oklahoma, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia, South Carolina, and Florida for Trump.
• The Associated Press has called Vermont, Maryland, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Delaware, and Rhode Island for Harris.
• Right when the first polls closed, odds moved to Trump -140 and Harris +120. They settled back in the -160/+130 range shortly thereafter before jumping to the current numbers.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
• For all of Action Network's election day coverage, click here.

Update Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 8 p.m. ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Presidential odds for Donald Trump are now the shortest they've been since Joe Biden dropped out of the race in July, just an hour after they tightened.
• Trump moved to -250 to win the election after the first couple of states were called, giving him a 66.67% chance to win.
• The Kamala Harris odds moved in the opposite direction, as she is now +180 to win the election, giving her a 33.33% chance to win.
• The Associated Press has called Oklahoma, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia, South Carolina, and Florida for Trump.
• The Associated Press has called Vermont, Maryland, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island for Harris.
• Right when the first polls closed, odds moved to Trump -140 and Harris +120. They settled back in the -160/+130 range shortly thereafter before jumping to the current numbers.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
• For all of Action Network's election day coverage, click here.

Update Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 6:45 p.m. ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Presidential election odds for both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump changed drastically in the minutes before the first poll closings of the night.
• Trump fell as low as -140 before quickly setting back at -162 as the favorite, which was down from the high point of the day of -182.
• Odds give Trump a 58.18% chance of winning the presidential election.
• Harris is now +125 after sitting between +140 and +150 for most of the day. These are the best Harris' odds have gotten on election day.
• Odds give Harris a 41.82% chance of winning the presidential election.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
• For all of Action Network's election day coverage, click here.

Update Tuesday at 3:50 p.m. ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 3:50 p.m. ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Donald Trump's odds to win the presidency are -167 as they continue to teeter back and forth, meaning his chances of winning are 60.02%.
• Kamala Harris' odds to win the presidential election are +140, making her an underdog with a 39.98% chance of winning.
• Trump's odds have jumped between -150 and -182 throughout election day on Tuesday.
• Harris' odds have held firm primarily in the +140 to +150 range as we reach about about three hours until the first polls close.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
• For all of Action Network's election day coverage, click here.

Update Tuesday at 2:15 p.m. ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 2:15 p.m. ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Donald Trump's odds to win the presidency are moving in a positive direction for him yet again, as they're now at -182, meaning his chances of winning are 61.74%.
• Kamala Harris' odds to win the presidential election are +150, making her an underdog with a 38.26% chance of winning.
• The number for Trump marks the best his odds have been since election day began. The number for Harris ties for her longest of the day.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
• For all of Action Network's election day coverage, click here.

Update Tuesday at Noon ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at Noon ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Donald Trump's odds to win the presidency have dropped slightly from this morning to -162, meaning his chances of winning are now 59.74%.
• Kamala Harris' odds to win the presidential election are now +140, making her an underdog with a 40.26% chance of winning.
• Trump's odds jumped as high as -175 on the morning of election day, while Harris was +150.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
• For all of Action Network's election day coverage, click here.

Update Tuesday at 10:45 a.m. ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 10:45 a.m. ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Trump is now a -175 favorite to win the election, meaning his chances of winning are up to 61.40%. At the end of the night on Monday he was -150 (57.98%).
• Kamala Harris' odds to win the presidential election dropped from +130 to +150, making her an underdog with a 38.60% chance of winning.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
• For all of Action Network's election day coverage, click here.

Update Tuesday at 9 a.m. ET

Odds via BetMGM UK on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 9 a.m. ET. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• As polls open on election day across the country, the overnight shift in presidential election odds has been toward Donald Trump.
• Trump is now a -167 favorite to win the election, meaning his chances of winning are up to 60.02%. At the end of the night on Monday he was -150 (57.98%).
• Kamala Harris' odds to win the presidential election dropped from +130 to +140, making her an underdog with a 39.98% chance of winning.
• This post will be updated throughout the day as odds move.
• For all of Action Network's election day coverage, click here.

It's election day and updated odds for the 2024 presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are on the move entering Tuesday, Nov. 5. Donald Trump is a -150 favorite, while Kamala Harris is +130. The odds have jumped around in the last week. Three days ago, Trump was a -144 favorite while Harris sat at +130, but recent polling moved the race as tight at -125 for Trump and +110 for Harris, before setting to what it is entering election day morning.

This article examines the presidential election betting odds, national polls, swing-state dynamics and expert forecasts to provide a detailed understanding of the race.

Let's get to the latest presidential election odds.

Odds via BetMGM UK on Monday, Nov. 4. The "chance to win the election" percentages are based on implied probabilities with the vigorish removed.

• Donald Trump currently leads U.S. presidential election predictions with a 57.98% chance of winning the 2024 election, while Kamala Harris stands at 42.02%, as we enter election day on Tuesday.
• Those chances to win are based on election odds of -150 for Trump and +130 for Harris.
• The odds for both Trump and Harris have swung around a lot lately. Trump's chances were slightly below 60% just eight days ago but around 65% three days ago. However, …
• The Des Moines Register/Selzer poll dropped on Saturday night. It has Harris leading Trump 47% to 44% in Iowa, which helped Harris' odds tighten the gap on Sunday.
• Additionally, Marist College's final polls showed Harris leading in key swing states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. This runs contrary to several other polls.
• In individual state markets, Harris is now favored to win two of the above three states. She was briefly favored in all three, but moved back to a very slight underdog in Pennsylvania.
• However, the Harris surge stabilized shortly thereafter and Trump is now a stronger favorite than he had been over the last 48 hours of the race.

Trump's Betting Odds

Donald Trump stands as the betting favorite in the 2024 presidential election at odds of -150, translating to a 57.98% chance of victory. A couple of days prior marked the highest Trump’s chances had been since Joe Biden exited the race, a time when Trump's odds were even stronger at -225 but came down from Wednesday's new peak of -200.

Trump’s betting odds reached their peak following an assassination attempt in July, with his odds soaring to -400.

Harris' Betting Odds

Kamala Harris has odds of +130, giving her a 42.02% chance of winning the 2024 presidential election. This is a significant jump for Harris, who was +150 (38.26%) four days ago. However, she climbed as high as +110 on Monday.

Her journey in the betting markets has been a rollercoaster. Harris first became a betting favorite over Trump shortly after replacing Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee in early August. Trump reclaimed the lead two weeks later. Harris surpassed him once again during the Harris vs. Trump presidential debate in September, but Trump once again became the betting favorite in the second week of October. Since then, Trump's odds have only gotten better but have recently plateaued.

Harris received a bump following favorable results from several reputable polls:

• Marist: Wisconsin (Harris +2), Pennsylvania (Harris +2), Michigan (Harris +2)
• Marquette: Wisconsin (Harris +1)
• Selzer: Iowa (Harris +3)

National Polling Averages

National polling averages serve as a crucial barometer for gauging the potential outcome of the presidential election. Recent national averages indicate that Trump is leading Harris by approximately seven percentage points at 53% to 46%, suggesting a gap for Harris to overcome.

Among Harris supporters, 68% view the economy as a significant factor in their voting decision, while a staggering 93% of Trump supporters consider it crucial. This highlights the economy’s pivotal role in shaping voter preferences.

Understanding polling methodologies is essential for interpreting national polls accurately. Organizations like FiveThirtyEight aggregate data from individual polls, both nationally and in battleground states, to create comprehensive polling averages. The margin of error in these polls indicates the range within which the true value likely falls, providing a measure of reliability.

However, polling organizations face significant challenges in predicting voter turnout, which can affect the accuracy of their results. Accurate methodologies are crucial for understanding how different polling data can predict election outcomes, highlighting the importance of considering these factors in electoral forecasting.

Swing States

Swing states, also known as battleground states, play a pivotal role in determining the outcome of presidential elections. These seven swing states can significantly alter the relationship between the popular vote and electoral votes due to their unique voting rules and demographics. Numerous simulations suggest that Trump has a significant chance of winning a state he previously lost in the 2020 election, highlighting the fluid nature of voter preferences.

As we explore the key swing states, state-by-state analysis, and potential tipping-point states, we’ll uncover the strategic importance of these regions and their impact on the Electoral College.

Key Battleground States

The battleground states for the 2024 presidential election include Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. These states are critical for both candidates, with polling data indicating a very tight race where no candidate has a decisive lead.

Trump is currently the betting favorite in nearly every one of these key states, reflecting his strategic advantage. The exception is in Michigan, where the election odds suggest essentially a 50/50 coin flip between Harris and Trump.

The outcome in these states will play a crucial role in determining the overall result of the election. Here are the odds to win every state in this year's election.

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Pathways to Victory

Based on the current election odds and the projected electoral map, Donald Trump has numerous paths to winning the 2024 election. It's probably more helpful to dissect how Kamala Harris can win the election based on the latest predictions.

If Harris Wins Michigan

Harris could win the election by winning Michigan, where she has currently moved into the position of very small favorite over Trump, and also winning three of the following five states:

• Arizona (+250 underdog)
• Georgia (+170 underdog)
• North Carolina (+170 underdog)
• Pennsylvania (+100 underdog)
• Wisconsin (-167 favorite)

If Harris Loses Michigan

Harris could still win the election if she loses Michigan if she wins:

• Pennsylvania
• Georgia
• And one or more of:
  • Arizona
  • Wisconsin
  • North Carolina

OR

• Pennsylvania
• North Carolina
• And one or more of:
  • Arizona
  • Georgia
  • Wisconsin

If Harris Loses Michigan and Pennsylvania

Harris could still win the election if she loses both Michigan and Pennsylvania if she wins:

• Georgia and North Carolina
• Either:
  • Arizona OR Wisconsin AND Nevada
  • Arizona AND Wisconsin

Electoral College Projections

To win the presidential election, a candidate must secure 270 electoral votes. The popular vote’s impact culminates in the allocation of 538 electoral votes, primarily determined by the number of congressional representatives each state has. Battleground states hold unpredictable voting patterns, making them vital in determining the election’s outcome.

For some time until late Sunday night, the odds in this market had said the most likely presidential election prediction is for Trump to win between 300 and 329 electoral votes, with Harris earning between 210 and 239 votes, a 26.63% chance.

However, these odds changing reflect the changes in Harris' winning odds. Right now, the market is +225 for Trump to get 270-299 votes. Harris has the same odds of +250 from 240 all the way to 329 votes.

The election outcome is likely to depend on just a few thousand voters in key battleground states, highlighting their importance. As we project the distribution of electoral votes and explore pathways to victory for each candidate, the significance of these states becomes even more apparent.

Predicted Electoral Vote Distribution

How Many Electoral Votes Will Donald Trump Win?

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the current betting odds for the 2024 presidential election?

Currently, Donald Trump has a 57.98% chance of winning the 2024 presidential election, reflected by a betting line of -150, while Kamala Harris has a 42.02% chance with a +130 betting line.

Which are the key swing states for the 2024 election?

The key swing states for the 2024 election are Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. These states will be crucial in determining the outcome of the election.

How do national polling averages impact election predictions?

National polling averages are essential for forecasting election outcomes as they reflect voter preferences and trends. Relying on these averages helps to make informed predictions about election results.

What are the predicted electoral vote distributions for Harris and Trump?

Predictions indicate that Trump may secure between 270 and 299 electoral votes, whereas Harris is forecasted to receive between 240 and 329 electoral votes.

How can unexpected swing state wins alter the election outcome?

Unexpected swing state wins can dramatically shift the Electoral College balance, ultimately altering the election outcome by changing which candidate gains the necessary electoral votes. Such victories can ignite momentum and influence voter perceptions nationwide.

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Election Odds in Other Key States

• Arizona: Trump entered Election Day as about a 2-1 favorite, but is that price too steep? Early voting data and district level polling is suggesting statewide and national polling is more likely underestimating Harris in this cycle.
• Florida: Trump is a huge favorite in the Sunshine State, and a Harris win would be the result of a major polling miss nationally.
• Georgia: There's a lot to still be decided in Georgia, a red state shifting blue over the last eight years, with turnout in both red and blue counties already up from 2020 in early voting.
• Iowa: Trump dropped from a massive favorite to a slightly less massive favorite over the weekend thanks to some prominent pollsters releasing their data. There's still some betting value on the board, but you may have to lay a steep price.
• Michigan: Joe Biden took Michigan in 2020 and Harris seems poised for another victory here as a slight favorite entering the day.
• Nevada: Mail-in ballots in Clark County (where Las Vegas is located) will play a huge role in NV — is it enough to give the edge to Harris, who is a small underdog entering Tuesday?
• New Hampshire: Harris is a big favorite here, but in the event of a broad polling miss, there's some betting value on a prop here.
• North Carolina: Trump is favored in the Tar Heel State, but should he be? This race will likely come down to which side goes to the independent voters.
• Ohio: Trump is a massive favorite in Ohio, which has gone red the last two elections after going blue for Barack Obama the previous two.
• Pennsylvania: The most important state in the election, PA is close to 50/50 entering Election Day.
• Texas: Trump is a huge favorite in Texas and only a big polling miss would create any changes there.
• Wisconsin: Joe Biden won Wisconsin in 2020 by just more than 20,000 votes, and WI is setting up for another razor-thin race in 2024.