Joe Biden Moves From -160 to -175 to Win 2020 Election

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Joe Biden Moves From -160 to -175 to Win 2020 Election

Former US Vice President Joe Biden has seen his odds move from -160 to -175 to win the 2020 Presidential election.

The shift in odds at BetOnline come at a time when the current President, Donald Trump, has seen his numbers slipping in the polls in a number of key swing states.

A FoxNews.com report on Sunday says that "GOP operatives are for the first time raising the possibility" that President Trump could drop out of the race "if his poll numbers don’t rebound" against Biden.

The odds change also comes as new coronavirus cases continue to skyrocket across the US.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

 

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