Anthony Bennett

Every week preprod.bookies.com will be tracking where each candidate's odds stand and pointing out trends in order to give you the best view of the 2020 U.S. Presidential race so far, and where it might be headed next.

Elizabeth Warren's steady climb through the Democratic field now puts her as the top betting choice, just ahead of Joe Biden.

Kamala Harris might not be the clear leader in the polls but oddsmakers continue to indicate they feel the Senator from California is the favorite among Democrats to win in 2020.

Kamala Harris moved into the betting favorite following the first debates but has fallen into third in terms of odds to win the nomination following the latest round of debates.

Which candidates with 50/1 or longer odds, which we consider "long-shots", might see those odds shorten following a good performance in the second Democratic debates?

For most of the 2020 election cycle, there’s been a curious anomaly: Donald Trump is the favorite, but the Democrats are slightly favored over the Republicans. That changed today, with the Republicans and Democrats sitting even at -110.

There are more oddsmakers working directly on Trump then have existed for any other president so we will be taking a look at the changes in various Trump related odds to give you the fullest picture of what the oddsmakers are thinking.

It's all tied up as the U.S. presidential race moves into the home stretch. Donald Trump and Joe Biden are both -110.

Democratic challenger Joe Biden has become the betting favorite this week, moving ahead of incumbent President Donald Trump.

Every week preprod.bookies.com will be tracking where each candidate's odds stand and pointing out trends in order to give you the best view of the 2020 U.S. Presidential race so far, and where it might be headed next.

Every week preprod.bookies.com will track where each candidate's odds stand and point out trends, giving you the best view of the 2020 U.S. Presidential race and where it might be headed next.

Democratic challenger Joe Biden cuts into President Donald Trump's lead, as he let the incumbent make missteps throughout the week.