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In reply to the discussion: Who will be the 2020 Democratic nominee? Here's how the odds have changed over the last month [View all]WeekiWater
(3,259 posts)43. Same one you used in your op.
I made sure to use the same ones presented in the article each time.
"Below are the odds each candidate had on April 1, 2019, along with the most current odds, according to the oddsmakers at Bovada."
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Who will be the 2020 Democratic nominee? Here's how the odds have changed over the last month [View all]
Uncle Joe
May 2019
OP
How is the Democratic Party damaged? Vermont loses the chance to have a Democratic Senator.....
George II
May 2019
#23
You asked, I answered. Because of the way he's been manipulating the Democratic primary.....
George II
May 2019
#25
If they have been "deprived" why do they keep reelecting him usually by large margins?
Uncle Joe
May 2019
#29
In the past he has "committed" to be the Democratic candidate for Senator or Representative.....
George II
May 2019
#30
This is meaningless-- these are parimutuel bets, meaning the bets are in a pool and...
TreasonousBastard
May 2019
#17
The odds are proportional based on the amount wagered on each, after a certain % is taken out....
George II
May 2019
#33
Yes, odds change regularly and your article is now older. It tells you where the odds come from.
WeekiWater
May 2019
#45