US Presidential Election Latest Odds PT 2

There are a few outsiders remaining in the mix here with a potential for an October surprise to emerge, you will find Bernie Sanders trading as low as a 25/1 price to be the next president but the vast majority have him trading at a much higher price. It's not uncomont to see the socialist from Vermont trading anywhere from 66/1 all the way up to a 100/1 margin.

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Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson is priced at a slightly longer listing than Bernie Sanders and he has seen his numbers going up in four way polls simply because the media are going out of their way to get him into the debate – which will require him polling consistently at 15%. They have been oversampling left-leaning independents and coming up with higher numbers for Johnson each time.

Punters will find Gary Johnson available at a 200/1 margin right now sith several top bookmakers with only a few trading as low as a 100/1 price.

Current Vice President Joe Biden is trading at anywhere from 40/1 all the way up to a 200/1 margin to somehow be elected president and that would likely involve Hillary Clinton losing a security clearance or having some type of a health issue in the build-up to the election.

Paul Ryan somehow being able to sweep Donald Trump aside and assume the mantle for the Republican Party would reward at a 200/1 price tag as well with a few books going as low as a 40/1 margin on Ryan to pull that off.

One of the last big questions remaining in the election is the Hillary Clinton Vice Presidential pick and there were have Tim Kaine getting a lot of credibility from the bookmakers taking him into a price as low as 1/4 right now. He could also be outdone by Tom Vilsack who appearsVilsack between 3/1 and 7/2.

Tom Perez can be backed at anywhere between 8/1 and 14/1 while Elizabeth Warren, who was well fancied at one point to earn the VP nod, has drifted out to a 12/1 margin.