Justice Stephen Breyer to Retire: Odds on Who Might Replace Him

Submitted by Gilbert Horowitz on

Written by :

Gilbert Horowitz

Published on :

Justice Stephen Breyer to Retire: Odds on Who Might Replace Him

Reports suggest Stephen Breyer will retire from SCOTUS soon, paving the way for a new liberal justice.  An official announcement by Breyer was anticipated as early as Thursday (January 27).

SportsBetting.ag was likely to release odds ahead of the weekend.

The Supreme Court is leaning conservative at the moment and Liberals had been pushing for the 83-year-old Breyer to retire in order that Democratic President Joe Biden and the Democrat-led Senate could confirm a liberal replacement.

Early favorites to replace Breyer include Federal Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, who is a former Breyer law clerk, and Leondra Kruger, a justice on California’s Supreme Court.  Biden had vowed during his Presidential campaign to select an African American woman to the court if provided the opportunity,

Breyer is expected to remain on the bench until a replacement is found.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

 

Related Content

Jim Harbaugh First NFL Head Coach Fired Odds as Chargers Bloodbath Continues Among  Sports Bettors, Cappers

Jim Harbaugh First NFL Head Coach Fired Odds as Chargers Bloodbath Continues Among Sports Bettors, Cappers

Jim Harbaugh currently pays out $1000 for every $100 bet to be first fired NFL head coach of the 2026 season.
2026 Week 4 College Football Spreads: Four Marquee Games on Tap

2026 Week 4 College Football Spreads: Four Marquee Games on Tap

Week 4 of the college football season centers the sport's two premier powerhouses: the SEC and the Big Ten.
Top Gambling News Stories for Tuesday September 22, 2026

Top Gambling News Stories for Tuesday September 22, 2026

Top Trending: Emmanuel Clase Gambling Trial - Polymarket - Curacao Gaming - Utah Senator John Curtis - Bally's
Why I Started Tracking My Sports Betting Sessions (And What Changed)

Why I Started Tracking My Sports Betting Sessions (And What Changed)

Three years ago I was placing bets based on gut feelings and whatever game happened to be on TV. No tracking whatsoever. Just raw enthusiasm and a checking account that kept getting smaller.