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Donald Trump “overwhelmingly backed” to serve a second term as President

Donald Trump is overwhelmingly backed to be re-elected in 2020 after he announced he would run again. Even with a multitude of candidates offered by bookies, the 71-year-old is trumping the market with a total of 58 per cent of all bets on him to be re-elected in the last hour. Odds have been cut […]

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2018-02-28 10:00
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Donald Trump is overwhelmingly backed to be re-elected in 2020 after he announced he would run again.

Even with a multitude of candidates offered by bookies, the 71-year-old is trumping the market with a total of 58 per cent of all bets on him to be re-elected in the last hour.

Odds have been cut on Trump reaffirming his position from 5/2 into 15/8, suggesting an implied 28 per cent chance of winning to a 34 per cent chance of re-election.

Elizabeth Warren (12/1) is second favourite to win, followed by Kamala Harris (14/1), Bernie Sanders (16/1) and Mike Pence (16/1).

Oddschecker spokesperson George Elek said: “Whilst many of the world’s population await news of a Trump impeachment, punters reckon he is here to stay.

“This could be a case of having an emotional hedge, profiting if the President does manage to be elected for another term.”

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https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/news/donald-trump-announce-will-run-re-election-2020/27/02/

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