The American people go to the polls on November 3 and a lot has happened in the next US President odds since our last preview in March. Seven months ago, Donald Trump was the slight favourite at evens, with Joe Biden just behind on 11/10, but the latest 2020 Presidential Election betting suggests the Democratic candidate is heading to the White House with an eight-point lead over the current incumbent.
With Jeremy Corbyn ready to stand down, we’re taking a look at the next Labour leader odds to see who is expected to take charge of the opposition party. Corbyn has been in control since 2015, but will now hand over the reins after losing the 2017 and 2019 general elections.
With the UK heading to the polls on December 12, the Conservatives are red-hot favourites to fare best in bwin’s general election odds. Boris Johnson’s party is as short as 4/25 to win the most seats and 4/5 to secure an overall majority, with Labour 5/1 and 16/1 for the same bets.
The battle to replace Theresa May as leader of the Conservative party – and become the next Prime Minister – will be the largest in history. This year’s race is already the first to have a double-digit number of runners, which should provide plenty of opportunities for anyone looking to place a bet.
With Theresa May announcing she will leave her post as Prime Minister on June 7, we are taking a look at the next Conservative leader odds to see who could replace her. Several potential candidates have already set out their stalls and a fierce battle is poised to take place over who will now take charge.
With the football season coming to a close just as coverage of the General Election 2017 starts to ramp up, it is inevitable that there will be some cross-over between the two in the public consciousness. What you might not realise, though, is just how much the fates of the … Read more
A lot of thought is being given to the possible repercussions of Donald Trump being elected president, but just as valid a question given his 5/2 outsider status is what happens if he loses? If you were hoping the answer would be “fade into obscurity”, you’re likely to be disappointed. … Read more
There’s panic underway in the campaign to keep the United Kingdom in the European Union, according to the press at least, with heightened interest in the plebiscite on both sides in the run up to the June 23rd vote reportedly causing a meltdown for Remain. Of course, the UK staying … Read more
Top political tipster Mike Smithson believes the chances of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union are slightly better than the odds suggest, with bwin1921.com offering the best price around at 4/1 about Brexit becoming a reality after the June 23rd vote. Aggregates of polls show that ‘Remain’ still holds … Read more