Need a Pay Per Head for the Presidential Election for Georgia

Written by :

Gilbert Horowitz

Published on :

1 September, 2020

Need a Pay Per Head for the Presidential Election for Georgia

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Georgia is now considered a swing state that leans Republican. The current sitting US President, Donald Trump, is listed at precarious -210 odds. The former Vice President, Joe Biden, would pay out just shy of $200 for every $100 bet.

In Florida, Georgia, Minnesota, North Carolina and Pennsylvania, Biden’s lead over Trump falls within the Morning Consults’ margins of error and is unchanged since the conventions.

An Atlanta Channel 2 Action News/Landmark Communications poll surveyed 500 likely voters about who they would vote for following the conventions.

Trump has the lead with 47.9% and former Vice President Joe Biden has 40.5%. Libertarian candidate Jo Jorgensen has 9.3%.

About 9.3% of those polled said they are undecided. The poll’s margin of error is 4.4%.

And of course, there is the ultimate winner of the Electoral College.. On average, following the Conventions, Trump and Biden were each around -115 to win.