Donald Trump’s odds stayed flat to the last two weeks at 2.77X. These are his high highest odds in over a year and nearly as high as the next five competitors combined.
Most of the movement this week came from outside the top 10:
Michelle Obama shared she will not be running a little over a week ago. There seemed to be a delay in the odds as they were flat last week and dropped this week from 28.0X to 34.5X. That was enough to have her drop from 9th place to 10th place.
Donald Trump’s odds remained constant from last week at 2.77X. He’s had those same odds in 3 of the last 4 weeks. They are his highest in the last 56 weeks. They are nearly as high as the next five opponents combined.
Joe Biden’s odds kept on improving this week as polls kept showing favorable numbers. The odds improved from 16.1X to 15.6X. They have now been up for 5 straight weeks, when he was at 20.0X. He remained in 6th place overall.
Dwayne Johnson sounded like a candidate, just not for 2020 in an interview with Rolling Stone. His odds dropped from 37.4X to 39.9X. These are his lowest odds since July 2017.
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After a small drop the prior week, Donald Trump’s odds rebounded from 2.79X to 2.77X, which is the same as two weeks ago and the highest since the middle of March ’17. They are still a bit away from the 2.41X high achieved on 1/7/17.
Bernie Sanders’ odds have been rising quietly over the last 5 weeks. This week they increased from 12.5X to 11.9X. That was enough for him to jump Kamala Harris (12.4X) for second place overall. Harris had held that spot for four weeks after jumping over Elizabeth Warren.
