President Donald Trump briefly opened an even wider lead on Democratic challenger Joe Biden on the strength of good news in the swing states, but was back to status quo at week’s end. Individual state odds, meanwhile, continue to favor Biden.

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2020 Presidential Election Odds

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Remember to keep checking back each week as we track where the top candidates stand and point out trends in order to give you the best view of the 2020 U.S. Presidential betting market so far, and where it might be headed.

What Are the Odds Donald Trump Wins Re-Election?

After flirting with even better odds, Trump remains at -125 this week after a few strong, if controversial, polls. The CNN Battleground States poll, a mashup of polls in 15 key states, showed a five-point lead for Trump. The methodology is questionable as an overall lead in several states means far less than the results of each individual state. However, it is the first piece of good news for the president in a long time.

Trump also edged Biden in “stamina and sharpness,” suggesting the president has found a favorable attack line after multiple attempts, and one that plays well against Biden’s safe strategy. For his part, the president spent part of the week in Michigan, which polls suggest is winnable but a tough row to hoe; the race might bring the polls closer to the odds as he begins giving it his full attention.

Joe Biden 2020 Odds

Biden drifted earlier this week but comes to rest at the same +130 position. A PBS investigation and subsequent reporting on accuser Tara Reade’s past has shed some new light on her accusation. Unless new evidence arises, Biden might be getting past the controversy.

Rumors of vetting former primary opponent and Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar for vice president were a mixed bag. While the electoral impact of a VP nod is still debated, it’s unclear what demographic Klobuchar would deliver.

Hillary Clinton 2020 Odds

Hillary Clinton sticks at +2500 this week. While she still hasn’t thrown her hat into the ring, a series of positive indicators for her was broken by some Trump gossip this week, with the president supposedly saying he would prefer to run against her.

It's interesting news for Biden (a tacit admission that his attempts at reviving “Obamagate” are failing even with the force of the government on his side). But it seems to indicate that even in the increasingly unlikely scenario that Biden drops out and she steps in, Trump has a ready-made playbook to use against her.

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Michelle Obama 2020 Odds

The other former First Lady remains a +4000 shot. She stepped formally into politics this week, though not necessarily for herself. Michelle Obama’s new voter registration drive will likely endear her both to the electorate and to party insiders. It’s unclear, however, how she would (if she even wanted to) turn that into a play at the convention should Biden step aside.

Andrew Cuomo 2020 Odds

The New York governor holds at +5000 after drawing scrutiny for his previously lauded coronavirus response. A new report highlights mistakes by Cuomo and New York City mayor Bill de Blasio that it calls responsible for 17,000 deaths. While both politicians fired back, blaming “ignorance,” it undercuts the appearance of a deft response that had made Cuomo so popular among the electorate.

Bernie Sanders 2020 Odds

Bernie Sanders drops to +8000 this week. Sanders spent the week asking his delegates to stop attacking Biden and praising the presumptive nominee for adopting his ideas. While it may serve his actual purposes, it’s a terrible case for an insurgency, dropping his popularity with his own base while undercutting the case that a new nominee is necessary.

Mike Pence 2020 Odds

Mike Pence drops to +8000 this week. While his coronavirus work continues with a tour of the South aimed at managing reopening and holding the economy together, it’s decidedly lower-visibility work, and time is running out for any plan to take over the top spot.

Swing-State Odds

Odds in the swing states continue to lean toward a Democratic victory even as Trump is favored overall. Arizona widens in favor of the Democrats (-182 to +130), and Pennsylvania continues to tighten (Democrats -155, Republicans +110).

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Winning Party Odds

Despite Dem-favorable swing states and unchanged odds for the nominees, the odds got better for Republicans this week, shortening to -134 as the Democrats drift to +100. Independents remain at +5000; the brief candidacy of Michigan Rep. Justin Amash never impacted the odds.

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