Donald Trump’s Presidential odds cut yet again with a week to go
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Donald Trump’s odds to win next week’s US Presidential Election have shortened up yet again.
The Republican candidate is now rated at just 2/1 to enter the White House, which means with a week to go the likelihood of the New Yorker winning now equates to a 31 per cent chance, up from just 10 per cent a few days ago.
It continues the remarkable rise for the Apprentice host, with the bookies originally including Trump in the Presidential market at 100/1 less than 18 months ago.
Meanwhile, Democrats nominee Hillary Clinton remains the odds-on favourite, however her price has continued to drift significantly to its current standing at 4/11.
The former Secretary of State was 1/6 last week to succeed Barack Obama in the White House.
Jessica Bridge of Ladbrokes said: “The money is continuing to pour in for Trump, leaving us with little option but to repeatedly take the scissors to his odds.”
A series of swing states have also turned Trump’s way in the past week or so, including strong Arizona and Iowa ahead of Tuesday’s vote.
It’s 16/1 that Obama is still sitting President on Feb 1 2017, with 33/1 on offer that anyone other than Clinton or Trump wins next week’s election.
Ladbrokes latest betting:
US Presidential Election odds
Hillary Clinton – 4/11
Donald Trump – 2/1
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All Odds and Markets are correct as of the date of publishing
