The Candidates' Market Report
This has not been a good week for President Trump in terms of his numbers. Not only has he lost 4% in job approval, but he has also slipped a quarter point in the betting odds. The most obvious cause of this recent slump is that House Democrats have spent the week helping witnesses in their impeachment inquiry find any number of ways to implicate the president in wrongdoing. Yet there may be something more at play. If it were only Trump's numbers that changed, we could rightly attribute this to the 24-hour news coverage of the impeachment ... but it's not. Another fly in the ointment has caused a hiccup both for the president and for the "former" Democrat frontrunner. Michael Bloomberg is officially in the race; the big question now is whom he will damage most.This Week’s Major Players
Approval Ratings:
- Donald Trump - 46% ( - 4%)
- Congress - 23% ( + 1%)
What the Gamblers Say
As with most things, if you follow the money, you can’t go too far wrong. This is a selection of the odds for key races and events.Democratic Party Nominee:
- Elizabeth Warren - 11/4
- Joe Biden - 3/1
- Pete Buttigieg - 7/2
- Bernie Sanders - 11/2
- Michael Bloomberg - 10/1
- Hillary Clinton - 16/1
- Andrew Yang - 20/1
- Kamala Harris - 50/1
Presidential Election:
- Donald Trump - 11/8
- Elizabeth Warren - 7/1
- Joe Biden - 6/1
- Pete Buttigieg - 15/2
- Bernie Sanders - 9/1
- Michael Bloomberg - 14/1
- Andrew Yang - 25/1
- Hillary Clinton - 33/1
- Mike Pence - 40/1
- Kamala Harris - 45/1
- Nikki Haley - 50/1
- Tulsi Gabbard - 66/1
- Mitt Romney - 90/1
- Amy Klobuchar - 100/1
Donald Trump:
- Impeachment - 1/5
- Resignation - 5/1
- Trump to open Area 51 to the public during his first term in office - 2/1
- Trump & Putin to take a vacation together during Donald's 1st Presidential Term - 125/1
Make sure to check back next week for all the numbers that count.
~ Read more from Mark Angelides.



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