Kamala Harris continued to lead although her odds dropped a bit from 4.50X to 4.66X. That is tied with her odds from two weeks ago.

Joe Biden’s odds improved from 5.74X to 5.48X but still behind where he was two weeks ago.

Donald Trump saw a small drop from 7.48X to 7.65X. The President still has not conceded two weeks after the race was called by the media.

Mike Pence remained in 4th place but had a large drop from 11.49X to 13.09X.

The biggest move up was by Michelle Obama whose odds increased from 34.00X to 31.09X. Part of it might be related to the attention her husband is getting as a result of his book tour. She cracked the top 10, tying Tucker Carlson for 9th place.

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Kamala Harris’ odds improved from 4.66X to 4.50X. as Biden’s odds dropped from 5.24X to 5.74X. There will likely be an interplay between their odds as long as there is a question about Biden’s likelihood to run for a second term.

Donald Trump’s odds had the biggest improvement from 9.25X to 7.48X. The talking this week is around if the President concedes and what happens next. The belief is he will likely launch a rival network to Fox and run again in 2024.

Conservative commentator/author Candace Brown made her debut this week in 18th place at 62X.

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On the day when the 2020 Election got called, we kickoff the 2024 Odds with the top 4 being the top 4 to end 2020, just in a different order.

The VP-Elect Kamala Harris kicks it off at the top at 4.7X, showing most don’t believe Biden will run for a second term.

There are some, however that feel Biden will run for a second term. Enough people to put him in 2nd place overall at 5.2X.

President Trump comes in 3rd overall at 9.3X followed by his VP at 12X.

Two women from opposite ends of the spectrum follow with Nikki Haley at 15X and AOC at 18X.

The next two are non politicians: Ivanka Trump at 26X and Dwayne Johnson at 28X.

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