Politics
US Election Odds: Democrats now 1/2 for 2028 Election victory
The Democrats’ odds to win the next US Presidential Election have notably shortened with William Hill, following the results of the midterm elections.
Having taken control of US Congress after Tuesday’s midterms, the Democrats are as short as 1/2 (-200), from 4/7, to win the 2028 election.
US Senator for Georgia Jon Ossoff has seen his odds cut from 6/1 (+600) to 7/2 (+350), making the 39-year-old now joint-favourite to win the next Presidential Election, alongside JD Vance.
Ossoff is 11/4 (+275) to be the Democrat Presidential Nominee, closely followed by Gavin Newsom and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (both 4/1 | +400).
US Politics Odds
US Presidential Election Winning Party
- Democrats 1/2
- Republicans 7/4
- Independent 20/1
US Presidential Election Winner
- JD Vance 7/2
- Jon Ossoff 7/2
- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 6/1
- Marco Rubio 13/2
- Gavin Newsom 7/1
- BAR 20/1
Spokesperson for William Hill, Lee Phelps said: “Last night marked a historic moment in US politics, as the Democrats took control of US Congress, with voters coming out in their droves against Donald Trump’s Republican Party.
“Off the back of last night’s result, we have cut the odds of the Democrats winning the next Presidential Election from 4/7 (-175) to 1/2 (-200).
“Jon Ossoff and JD Vance are now neck and neck in the race to be the 48th President of the United States, with Ossoff’s odds slashed from 6/1 (+600) to 7/2 (+350) to join Vance at the head of the betting.”
*Odds subject to change – prices accurate at the time of writing*