Hillary Clinton US Presidential Odds Impacted by Email Scandal

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Lots of changes in the Next US President market with the news of Hillary Clinton’s email scandal surfacing and at Sportsbook.ag, her odds to become the next President in 2016 have just gotten longer. 

Hillary has gone from +110 to +150 to win the 2016 Election since news of the scandal broke earlier in the week

Meanwhile, other candidates that have seen a lot of recent action:

Martin OMalley has seen his odds to win slashed in half, from 100-1 to 50-1.

Elizabeth Warren from 40-1 to 25-1 with many pundits believing she would indeed run if this scandal does permanent damage to Hillary and makes her a viable candidate.

Kirsten Gillibrand, senator from New York, was just added to this market at a nice price of 75-1.

Jeb Bush is still the favorite Republican candidate at 6-1.

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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