AOC For President? Women Lead 2024 Election Odds As Bettors Favor Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

[Autumn]

Over Harris, Biden & Trump



Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for President in 2024?

That’s what gamblers are saying, as election betting fever is in full effect at sportsbooks and online betting sites across the country.

“Naturally, odds for the next election cycle almost always favor the opponent, in this case Joe Biden, or the current Vice President,” shared Dave Mason of BetOnline.ag.

“But while the 2024 Presidential Election odds list Kamala Harris as the most probable option, AOC is getting the most love from early bettors.”

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the U.S. Representative from New York's 14th congressional district might not see her name on any ballot this November, but sports bettors have appointed her as the early Presidential front runner in 2024.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/zackjones/2020/11/03/2024-us-presidential-election-odds-women-lead-the-way-as-bettors-favor-alexandria-ocasio-cortez-over-harris-biden--trump/?fbclid=IwAR0oR13C3DycGqTRMREzajruRWhFJn1m_2bRFW-w-mcHCFvDVucTjtW4YNs&sh=1f3965046fd2

[Boogiemack]

1. I would much rather have Katie Porter. She is beyond fit and prepared.

She would take no prisoners.

[DURHAM D]

5. Plus, she grew up on a farm in Iowa.

Can you get more middle America than that?

[NJCher]

9. both

one prez, one veep

[DURHAM D]

2. Will she be old enough? nt

[ProfessorGAC]

8. Just Barely

She'd turn 35 about a month before the 2024 election.

[Cameliano]

3. Actually, Joe Biden is ahead in betting odds for 2024

Followed by Kamala and Donald Trump:
https://www.oddschecker.com/politics/us-politics/us-presidential-election-2024/winner

[Cuthbert Allgood]

4. I would happily vote for her.

[Autumn]

11. I would walk across broken glass to vote for her.

[ProfessorGAC]

6. Seems Like A Sucker Bet

She doesn't even turn 35 until about a month before that election.
I don't see people voting for someone that young for POTUS.
Obama, Clinton, and Kennedy were young, but the were well over 35 and held public office for quite some time.
I just don't think she can win because of age & experience. Her constituents may love her, but that's not going to win a nationwide election.

[PoliticAverse]

7. Yeesh, the 2020 Presidential election isn't even over yet!...

[Cameliano]

10. I think you should delete the thread. AOC ranks 10th in the link cited by the article

Here is the link provided by the author of the article that you linked to:
https://www.oddsshark.com/politics/2024-usa-presidential-odds-futures
In short, the Forbes article is linkbait containing false information.
Kamala is the favorite in that market and I posted a different ranking from another betting site in my previous comment, where Joe Biden is number one.

[Autumn]

13. Forbes is a reputable magazine. The article clearly states that the

2024 Presidential Election odds list Kamala Harris as the most probable option, AOC is getting the most love from early bettors.” They have listed Harris as the favorite.

Betting odds don’t always paint the most accurate portrait of the true chances, especially given that LeBron James is listed at 150/1 to win the Oval Office. Yet it does speak volumes about the overall confidence that Biden would be able to compete in 4 years should he win this week’s election.

“We listed Kamala as the favorite simply because its difficult to fathom an 82-year-old on the campaign trail.”

Perhaps you should trash the thread.

[Demsrule86]

18. AOC is in a deep blue district. I doubt she could win a statewide race in New York...

I don't see her ever running for president unless demographics really do arrive. On the bright side, being in the House is a good thing. Do you really think she could win blue wall states?

[Autumn]

19. I don't worry about blue wall states. They either go blue or they don't, nothing is certain.

I believe it all depends on the politician and the circumstances. What plays well in WV won't play well in NY. But many people have won elections in deep blue, purple or red states when they are neither. I believe she could win. Easily

[Cameliano]

29. You are ignoring the link provided by Forbes

Are you denying that Alexandra or Casio Cortez is 10th in that list? Did you visit the link, or do you want me to show you a screenshot of the rankings?
Forbes' statement about ocasio-cortez being number one is false

[Autumn]

31. I posted what Forbes wrote. I'm not here to analyze it. All they claimed was "Harris is the

most probable option, while AOC is getting the most love from early bettors.” Did you notice that the AOC for President? was in the form of a question?

You are free to contact Zack Jones at Fobes and let him know that he is wrong. He wrote about information he got from Dave Mason of BetOnline.ag. Perhaps if he is wrong he will issue a correction. Or re write it in a manner you find suitable.

[Cameliano]

38. Or you can click the betonline.ag link yourself. Here it is

https://mobile.betonline.ag/sports/futures-and-props/politics-futures

As you can see AOC is not at the top.
You fell for a linkbait article with false information and that's okay.

[Autumn]

40. Yes it's okay that I posted an article from Forbes that I found interesting. It shows people know

who AOC is, not just NY. I don't gamble but I'm sure that nothing stays the same in betting. You can post the one from your link if you want, no one is stopping you.

[Demsrule86]

32. If they don't go blue,we lose. We have no path that doesn't got through blue wall states.

You must inject a little political reality in elections. I doubt she wins a primary; a person who can win the blue wall states will be nominated. It would be political suicide to do otherwise.

[JHB]

12. For 2024? No.

Later elections? Maybe. Depends on her track record by then.

[grumpyduck]

14. Like the MC said at a talent show back in the 8th grade...

"This isn't a popularity contest."

I feel she won't have anywhere near enough experience in government by 2024 to be president. Later on, depending on her track record, sure, I'd consider her.

[still_one]

15. Not going to happen in 2024. It would be nice if she could win a statewide election first, or even

mayor of NYC

There is no evidence that she could win a national election unless she can win a statewide election

[Demsrule86]

16. She won't win statewide and is too young.

[dutch777]

17. I love AOC....but why not just run Hilary again if we want to lose...again!?!?!

And that way AOC won't be damaged presidential goods and maybe, just maybe, in 10 or 20 years the almost 1/2 of this country that are closer to Neanderthals than 21st Century humans will be ready for some good new ideas (or dead) and vote accordingly. We have to be realistic about what and who can win a majority of the electorate in whatever race we are talking about. We should certainly have discourse amongst ourselves of what is best for the country, but we'll only be able to make those changes if we win elections and have a governing majority and the bully pulpit.

[Autumn]

20. We are running out of time. In 10, certainly in 20 years we may very well not exist.

[Demsrule86]

34. Well losing won't help us either...

[Bev54]

21. I would think Kamala Harris would be next in line for Pres

AOC has a lot to learn before she can be president and I don't think she will even old enough then to run. Can we just get this election over before all this speculation, I cannot even believe anyone even wants to talk about another election right now. Aren't you all tired yet?

[Blue Owl]

22. Yup I'd be more inclined to think Kamala -- maybe AOC for VP...

But I also really like Pete Buttigieg and think he is presidential material all the way...

[Bev54]

30. They are both young and will benefit from

more experience now. I think that is what Biden is planning on. He is putting in experienced people now because they have such a mess to clean up and there is no time for on the job training but if he puts some of the younger ones in to places that give them the experience for future jobs, perhaps in the next admin and years to come they will be ready to take over.

[jalan48]

23. Works for me. I would love to see her on the debate stage if nothing else.

[Demsrule86]

35. I must be weird or something but I don't care about debates especially primary debates.

[jalan48]

37. I like them. I loved Warren eviscerating Bloomberg.

[nsd]

24. No, just no.

[peggysue2]

25. Hummmm. Interesting

On November 6th, Zack Jones listed AOC's chances as 1 in 25. Kamala Harris was then on the top of the heap.

Which is why sports bettors may not be the best predictive market to hang hope on.

Tell you who will celebrate this prediction:

REPUBLICANS.

[Happy Hoosier]

26. LOL. No. NT

[AmericanCanuck]

27. ...

[PatSeg]

28. No

Biden and Harris haven't even served a day in office yet and already people are predicting who will run in 2024? Maybe we should let our President Elect and his VP do their jobs before we talk about replacing them. Life in the U.S. has become one long, unending election cycle.

[sarisataka]

33. It appears things have changed

In the five weeks since that article was published.

[Cameliano]

39. Wow. I didn't realize the article is from before the election results were announced

No wonder.
The threat author should have been transparent and noted that this is a very old, irrelevant article.

[Blue_true]

36. She doesn't have the requisite experience of dealing with both nationwide and international issues.

[MineralMan]

41. Not a chance.

Maybe in 12-20 years, if she can stay in office that long.