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It’s almost over. Tomorrow is Election Day and millions of Americans will go to the polls to determine who will become the next POTUS. It’s been a long vicious campaign, but on November 9, all the advertising and fear-mongering will wind to a halt and, hopefully, we will have elected a new president. Hillary Clinton is a sizeable favorite, but Donald Trump has closed the lead in most of the polls and has a chance to be elected. Whether or not he does remains to be seen.... 

Control of the United States Senate is up for grabs on Tuesday. There are currently 11 more Republicans in the upper house of Congress than Democrats but Democrats are feeling confident about their chances to win the Presidency and take over the Senate. Doing so would help smooth Clinton’s transition into the Oval Office, assuming she won the Presidency, and break the deadlock in the Supreme Court. With that in mind, let’s examine some of the key Senate races.... 

Michigan was thought to be squarely in Hillary Clinton’s bag a few weeks ago, but Donald Trump’s resurging fortunes have pushed the state closer and closer to the swing state boundary. Although Clinton is still considered a large favorite to win the state, Trump has a fighting chance and recently made a big ad buy in the state. A Trump win here would be huge and could presage a Trump victory in the national election.... 

Like much of the south, North Carolina has been a stronghold for the GOP for the better part of the last 50 years. Over that timeframe, North Carolina has only backed a Democratic candidate in the presidential election twice, in 1976 and in 2008. However, the demographics have shifted significantly over the last decade and Hillary Clinton believes that she will be able to win the state.... 

Since the end of the 2012 presidential election, it’s been speculated that the easiest state for Republicans to flip from blue to red would be Iowa. Barack Obama carried the state decisively in 2008 and 2012, but the state has a number of factors that make a Republican candidate competitive in 2016.... 

It’s just 12 days between now and Election Day and for a few weeks it has looked like Hillary Clinton is a sure thing to win the presidency. Clinton currently has about a six-point advantage in national polling and no candidate has ever lost with a lead that big this late in the game. The question now has become how much will she by and that’s the political prop bet we will look at today.... 

For 25 minutes last night, we actually had a traditional presidential debate where both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton focused on the issues at hand. The two sparred over gun rights and Roe vs. Wade and looked like candidates that we would typically see from the Republican Party and the Democratic Party. However, once the topic switched to immigration, it was back to the rancorous debates that we had seen in the past and the debate once again went off the rails. Clinton won the debate in the instant reaction, but how that plays in the polls remains to be seen.... 

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It’s been a great week of polling for Hillary Clinton. In the wake of the first presidential debate, her numbers have greatly improved and her odds to win the presidency have followed. Heading into the second presidential debate this weekend, her goal is to just maintain against Donald Trump.... 

The first debate is in the books and most of the punditry is in agreement with who won. Hillary Clinton dealt with some nerves in the beginning of the debate, but got into a groove later on and looked much more comfortable than Donald Trump did. From FOX News to MSNBC, almost all the experts agreed that she seemed more calm, cool, and collected and delivered better answers to the topics at hand than Trump.... 

Donald Trump continues to narrow the gap on Hillary Clinton and there are legitimate fears from the Democrats that Clinton’s once unassailable lead might have completely vanished. There are less than 50 days until the election now and Clinton has her work cut out for her if she wants to avoid losing to the most unpopular presidential candidate in American history.Wager on all the political betting odds at BookMaker.eu.... 

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a race. Donald Trump has been far behind Hillary Clinton in the polls for almost the entirety of the election, but following this weekend’s events looks to have almost completely closed the gap. With the debates a week and a half away now, the question is can he keep this momentum going and put Clinton on the defensive during the first debate?... 

Donald Trump’s poll numbers are continuing to improve, but there are still genuine concerns about what his eventual ceiling is. Trump has closed the gap on Clinton, but has yet to receive more than 45 percent in any major poll and he’ll need to beat that if he wants to win in November. He has one more big chance to climb closer to that mark, the debates, but there are a lot of reasons to doubt that he can pull this off.... 

Things are looking up for Donald Trump. He has had his best week of polling since the Republican National Convention and there is a feeling among his campaign that he might be able to pull this election off. His latest campaign shake-up seems to have worked, for now at least, and he is finally trying to reach out to minority voters. Can Trump rally and pull off the biggest upset in American political history or is this the last roar from his campaign?... 

National polls seem to finally show the race narrowing between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, but they have only narrowed slightly. Is it getting to be too little, too late for Trump? There are just two and a half months left until the start of the election. If Trump is going to make a move, it has to be now.... 

All aboard the Hillary Clinton train. Although most analysts believed that Donald Trump’s numbers would improve and he would become competitive with Clinton again, that has yet to happen. Instead, Clinton is widening her lead and it is starting to look like she might win a landslide victory with Trump continuing to lash out at anyone and everyone. This week we’ll look at the betting markets in states that were once considered locks for Republicans, but have since shifted into the swing state category.... 

National polls show Hillary Clinton with a substantial lead over Donald Trump at this point. Most models show Clinton with around a seven percent lead over Trump right now, but the election isn’t decided by the popular vote. That being the case, it’s time to look at the important swing state battles to see where the candidates stand.... 

The Democratic National Convention has ended and with both parties’ conventions over, the campaign season has officially begun. Over the next 100 days, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will barnstorm across the country in hopes of winning the Presidency and will try to raise as much money as possible to flood the airwaves with advertising. Clinton has a pretty big head start on Trump, but the Republican nominee is finally starting to make a push for donors.... 

The Democratic National Convention kicked off last night and after rousing speeches by Michelle Obama, Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie Sanders the base is energized. There are still three nights left and plenty of powerful orators ready to take to the podium in the event that is the biggest free advertisement for the Democratic Party that there is.... 

The Republican National Convention was expected to be both unconventional and controversial and we have experienced that after the first night of action. It’s hard to imagine the RNC failing to deliver at this point and the only question is what’s ahead over the next three days.... 

The Republican National Convention is less than a week away and with the Democratic National Convention a week after this is the time of year to see some fluctuation in the polls. There is usually a post-convention bump for both parties, but in this unusual election there are major questions over whether or not there will be one.... 

It’s time once again to look at the most recent vice presidential odds for each party. Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are vetting and meeting with potential vice presidential picks in advance of their parties’ conventions later this month and choices will be forthcoming soon. Who are the likely choices to be on their parties’ ballots come November?... 

The odds on Hillary Clinton to win the presidency have fallen in the wake of some of the events that have happened over the last week or so. Donald Trump has made one of his major campaign pegs the economy and there is a school of thought that says the Brexit helped him. Could the UK deciding to leave the EU spark a resurgence in Trump’s chances?... 

It’s been a really bad month for Donald Trump. His poll numbers have fallen precipitously and his chances to win the presidency look to be dimming day by day. Does he have any chance to pull out of his tailspin and become the POTUS at this point?... 

The party conventions are a little over a month away in the long race to see who will be the next POTUS. Both candidates still need to choose running mates and the debates are still a few months away, but we are starting to see each candidate’s campaign platform take shape. Now we’ll take a look at the areas each candidate will focus on in order to get votes from the electorate....