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Hillary Clinton Ohio Odds to Win – General Election

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Sep/18/2016

Hillary Clinton Ohio Odds to Win – General Election

September 16, 2016 – Hillary Clinton odds of winning Ohio in the US general election to become President were at EVEN to +120 for a payout potential of US$12 on every US$10 bet while GOP nominee Donald Trump was now favored at as high as -167. With eight weeks to go before Election Day, Trump held a narrow lead over Clinton in Ohio. Among likely voters in Ohio, Trump stands at 46% to Clinton's 41%, with 8% behind Libertarian Gary Johnson and 2% behind Green Party nominee Jill Stein. These odds are constantly in flux.

Other Key Swing State Odds: (Place Bets at BetOnline Here)

Ohio – Clinton +120/Trump -167 (-150 some books)

Florida – Clinton EVEN (+110 some books)/Trump -137 to -150

Pennsylvania – Clinton -250/Trump +175

Virginia – Clinton -800/Trump +450

North Carolina – Clinton +120/Trump -150

Nevada – Clinton -150/Trump +110

New Hampshire – Clinton -200/Trump +150

Iowa – Clinton +150/Trump -175

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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