2024 US Presidential Election Odds Tracker

See the historical and current odds to win the 2024 Presidential election
Early in 2023, Ron DeSantis is the betting favorites, wit incumbent Joe Biden second and Donald Trump third
Use the graphs below to see how the odds have changed over time

The next US Presidential Election will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 25th, 2024. Democratic incumbent Joe Biden, who started his presidency at age 77, will be 81 on Election Day. In a rare occurrence, the incumbent was not favored in the opening election odds, and he continues to lag behind as campaign season grows nearer.

The graphs and tables, below, show the odds for President-Elect Biden and all other candidates on the board.

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Timeline of Updates

January 26, 2023: DeSantis has become the outright favorite at +200, while Biden has improved to +300 and Trump has faded to +425.
August 2, 2022: Trump is back on top at +247, while DeSantis remains at +300 and Biden has faded to +600.
July 3, 2022: Ron DeSantis has taken over from Trump (+333) and Biden (+525) as the outright favorite, but at tepid +300 odds.
Mar. 20, 2022: Trump is still favored (+288) and Biden has faded again to +463.
Dec. 20, 2021: Trump’s status as the 2024 favorite is holding. He improved from +300 to +235. Biden faded slightly from +375 to +338, while Harris faded significantly from +500 to +800.
Nov. 1, 2021: Donald Trump is the new favorite to win the White House in 2024. This is the first time this election cycle that a Republican has been considered the front-runner in the betting market.
Sep. 20, 2021: The only change among the top-three saw Trump shorten from +483 to +467.
Sep. 1, 2021: The Biden administration’s hasty exit from Afghanistan has impacted the odds negatively for the President. Biden faded from +375 to +383. But Vice-President Harris improved from +400 to +383. Trump also improved (+575 to +483).
Aug. 2, 2021: The top-two Republicans, Trump and DeSantis, both shortened (to +575 and +950, respectively) while President Biden stayed at +375 and Vice-President Harris faded to +400. All in all, good signs for the GOP.
June 25, 2021: Donald Trump is back at +600, on average, after falling as far as +1567 early in 2021. He is the third-favorite and remains the top Republican on the board, followed by DeSantis (+1067).
May 14, 2021: Harris (+367) has inched back in front of Biden (+375), while Trump (+617) got shorter and continues to be the favorite among the Republicans.
May 7, 2021: DeSantis’ odds shortened again, this time from +1483 to +1217. He remains the fourth-favorite behind Biden (+375), Harris (+375), and Trump Sr. (+650).
Apr. 13, 2021: Joe Biden’s odds shortened from +388 to +331, despite the fact that his dog Major just bit a member of the White House security personnel.
Mar. 24, 2021: Ron DeSantis continues his ascent up the odds, improving from +2567 to +1833 over the past three weeks.
Mar. 1, 2021: Donald Trump’s odds improved from +900 to +683 after his CPAC speech, in which he hinted at a 2024 presidential run.
Feb. 17, 2021: Impeachment trial in the rearview mirror, Trump improved from +1567 to +900, largely motivated by the fact that he was not banned from holding public office.
Feb. 9, 2021: Somebody somewhere bet a decent sum of money on Amazon chairman Jeff Bezos. His odds moved from +25000 to +2000.
Jan. 27, 2021: The past week has not produced any meaningful changes in the odds. Donald Trump Jr moved from 25th-favorite to 23rd-favorite at +4667.
Jan. 22, 2021: The My PIllow Guy (Mike Lindell) is on the board at +15000. The end can’t be far off now.
Jan. 14, 2021: With his second impeachment finalized, Trump’s odds took a steep drop from +867 to +1567. He’s now behind two member of his own party: Mike Pence (+1200) and Nikki Haley (+1333).
Jan. 7, 2021: Donald Trump’s odds to win a second term in 2024 have faded from +667 to +867 after his supporters stormed the Capitol.
Dec. 23, 2020: For the first time since the 2020 election ended, incumbent Joe Biden is favored to win reelection in 2024. At +400, he sits narrowly ahead of Vice-President Kamala Harris (+413).
Dec. 10, 2020: The reelection odds for president elect Joe Biden improved from +663 to +413 over the past week as early money is backing the incumbent.
Dec. 4, 2020: Rumors that outgoing President Donald Trump is planning a run in 2024 has led to his odds shortening from +1500 to +867.
Nov. 27, 2020: Before he has even been sworn in as the 46th president, Joe Biden’s odds to win reelection are already getting worse. He opened at +675 but is a +850 second-favorite as of today.
Nov. 8, 2020: Joe Biden opened as the +675 second-favorite to win the 2024 election, trailing his Vice President, Kamala Harris (+425).

2024 Election Odds

Candidate (Party)	Odds
Donald Trump (GOP)	+300
Ron DeSantis (GOP)	+330
Joe Biden (Dem)	+500
Kamala Harris (Dem)	+1200
Gavin Newsom (Dem)	+1400
Mike Pence (GOP)	+1800
Pete Buttigieg (Dem)	+2500
Nikki Haley (GOP)	+2800
Michelle Obama (Dem)	+3500
Dwayne Johnson (TBD)	+4000
Hillary Clinton (Dem)	+5000
Mike Pompeo (GOP)	+5000
Elizabeth Warren (Dem)	+5000
Ted Cruz (GOP)	+5000
Tom Cotton (GOP)	+6500
Josh Hawley (GOP)	+6500
Kristi Noem (GOP)	+6500
Tucker Carlson (GOP)	+6500
Jeff Bezos (TBD)	+6500
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Dem)	+6500
Tulsi Gabbard (Dem)	+8000
Amy Klobuchar (Dem)	+8000
Ivanka Trump (GOP)	+8000

Odds as of September 27, 2022, at DraftKings Sportsbook.

2024 Presidential Odds – Longshots

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2024 Democratic Party Presidential Nominee Odds Tracker

July 4, 2022: The odds have flipped from last year, with the GOP now a -145 favorite and the Democrats at +118 to win the 2024 presidential election.

Sep. 20, 2021: The Democrats are holding onto their lead in the winning-party odds, but it’s shrunk slightly. The odds are now -139 for the Dems and +107 for the GOP.

Aug. 2, 2021: The early 2024 election odds show the Dems as -150 favorites with the GOP at +120.

Nov. 9, 2020: Eight of the top-ten favorites in the opening 2024 election odds are Democrats, so it’s likely that the Dems will be heavy favorites when the party odds are first posted.

Party	Odds
Republicans	-150
Democrats	+120
Independent	+2500

Odds as of September 27, 2022, at DraftKings Sportsbook.

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Archived presidential election odds: 2020