The Candidates' Market Report
With President Trump's approval ratings slipping another point this week, the voting and betting public are asking whether this marks a distinct turning point in his presidency. It has been a tough week for the president; attacks from Democrats, pulling back on the China Trade War, but all is not as dark as it looks. At the same time in his presidency, Barack Obama was on just 45%, one point behind Trump. This is a pattern worthy of examination. For the last year, the tracking between the two presidents has been incredibly close. With very few exceptions, Trump has been one or two points ahead of Obama despite all the trials and tribulations.This Week’s Major Players
Approval Ratings:
- Donald Trump - 46% ( - 1% )
- Congress - 18% ( + 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 - 21/10
- Joe Biden - 5/2
- Bernie Sanders - 9/2
- Kamala Harris - 5/1
- Pete Buttigieg - 13/2
- Andrew Yang - 14/1
Presidential Election:
- Donald Trump - 10/11
- Elizabeth Warren - 9/2
- Joe Biden - 5/1
- Kamala Harris - 9/1
- Bernie Sanders - 9/1
- Pete Buttigieg - 11/1
- Andrew Yang - 18/1
- Tulsi Gabbard - 25/1
- Amy Klobuchar - 30/1
- Cory Booker - 35/1
- Beto O'Rourke - 40/1
Donald Trump:
- Impeachment - 1/6
- Resignation - 1/12
- Trump to grant dual US nationality to all Mexicans - 300/1
- Trump and Putin to receive joint Nobel Peace Prize - 50/1
Make sure to check back next week for all the numbers that count.
~ Read more from Mark Angelides.


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