Vegas odds revealed for 2020 presidential hopefuls -- and long shots
A Las Vegas oddsmaker has President Donald Trump favored to win the 2020 presidential election. Click to see the odds for a variety of candidates.
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Senator Kamala Harris, a California Democrat, is the leading rival but with 10 to 1 odds
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, fueled 2020 rumors but will face an uphill battle with 15 to 1 odds
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Oprah Winfrey shut down rumors about a potential run but her 30 to 1 odds favor her over House Speaker Paul Ryan
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Stormy Daniels’ attorney Michael Avenatti was given 40 to 1 odds, making him more favored than Hillary Clinton
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Clinton was given 66 to 1 odds, placing her chances below Senator Bernie Sanders for 2020
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Kanye West recently tweeted out the message “2024” but he was given 150 to 1 odds for the next presidential election
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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson dismissed rumors that he would run in 2020 but his 40 to 1 beat Clinton's odds
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US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley was given 50 to 1 odds despite Trump being the likely Republican candidate
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was given 66 to 1 odds
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