Louisiana Senate and House Republicans Have Incumbent Republican Senator Bill Cassidy as Huge 18-1 Longshot

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Louisiana Primary

We've got another wave of primary elections this week as the cycle trudges toward the immensely important November midterms.

 

Voters in Nebraska, West Virginia and Louisiana head to the polls Tuesday to select candidates for House and Senate seats.

The oddsmakers at BetOnline.ag is the only group offering odds on some of these vital yet not-as-visible local elections.

Bill Cassidy, who voted to convict President Trump during his second impeachment trial in 2021 following the January 6 attack, is a longshot to retain his seat in the Senate.  And be long shot, we are talking a payout of $1800 for every $100 bet. 

Julia Letlow comes in at -225 while John Fleming is listed at +160.

Jamie Davis is actual a "lock" to win the Democratic Primary at -1500, so the betting value is certainly with the Republicans. 

You can find full lists of candidates and odds for the 11 primaries below.

Louisiana U.S. Senate

Louisiana Republican Primary

Julia Letlow -225

John Fleming +160

Bill Cassidy +1600

(NOTE: Odds imply Letlow has a 69% probability of victory)

 

Louisiana Democratic Primary

Jamie Davis -1500

Nick Albares +600

(NOTE: Odds imply Davis has a 94% probability of victory)

 

Louisiana House of Representatives

Louisiana-03: Democratic Primary

John Day -140

Tia LeBrun +105

Caleb Walker +1800

(NOTE: Odds indicate a very close race with Day given a 58% probability of victory)

 

Louisiana-04: Democratic Primary

Conrad Cable -200

Matt Gromlich +150

(NOTE: Odds imply Cable has a 67% probability of victory)

 

Louisiana-05: Democratic Primary

Lindsay Garcia -300

Jessee Fleenor +200

Tania Nyman +1800

(NOTE: Odds imply Garcia has a 75% probability of victory)

 

Louisiana-05: Republican Primary

Blake Miguez -325

Michael Echols +250

Rick Edmonds +1200

Misti Cordell +3300

(NOTE: Odds imply Miguez has a 77% probability of victory)

 

Louisiana-06: Republican Primary

Larry Davis -180

Monique Appeaning +145

Peter Williams +2000

Chris Johnson +2800

(NOTE: Odds imply Davis has a 64% probability of victory)

More State Senate Primaries

 

West Virginia Democratic Primary

Jeff Kessler -2000

Zach Shrewsbury +700

Rachel Fetty Anderson +3300

Rio Phillips +3300

Thorton Cooper +6600

(NOTE: Odds imply Kessler has a 95% probability of victory)

 

More House of Representatives

 

Nebraska-02: Democratic Primary

John Cavanaugh -200

Denise Powell +150

Crystal Rhoades +1600

(NOTE: Odds imply Cavanaugh has a 67% probability of victory)

 

West Virginia-01: Democratic Primary

Brit Aguirre -1500

Vince George +600

(NOTE: Odds imply Aguirre has a 94% probability of victory)

 

West Virginia-02: Democratic Primary

Ace Parsi -2000

Steven Wendelin +700

Stephanie Spears Tomana +2000

(NOTE: Odds imply Parsi has a 95% probability of victory)

  • T.C. Jackson, Gambling911.com 

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