A Gambler's Guide To 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates
WASHINGTON, DC —For many, it seems like just yesterday that President Donald Trump shocked the world, defeating Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton in a monumental upset. But that was a little over two years ago. And the Democrats reloaded with a formidable field of candidates hoping to take advantage of Trump’s 53.5 percent disapproval rating.
The Democratic field includes heavyweights such as Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker and Kamala Harris. It includes political outsiders such as Marianne Williamson and Andrew Yang. And it includes a familiar face from the last Democratic Primary — the self-described democratic socialist from Vermont, Sen. Bernie Sanders.
A dozen candidates so far are seeking the Democratic nomination, a far cry from the 17 Republicans who ran in the last presidential primary but far more than the five Democrats who ran. And out of those 12 candidates, only a handful have a double-digit chance of winning, according to the odds-aggregating service Oddschecker.
And the names might surprise you. Here are the odds for each Democratic candidate candidate in the primary.
Kamala Harris — Senator of California, former state attorney general, former San Francisco district attorney
Worst odds: 23.1 percent chance to win
Best odds: 28.6 percent chance to win
Joe Biden — Former vice president, former senator of Delaware
Worst odds: 13.3 percent chance to win
Best odds: 22.2 percent chance to win
Bernie Sanders — Senator of Vermont, former congressman
Worst odds: 11.1 percent chance to win
Best odds: 15.4 percent chance to win
Amy Klobuchar — Senator from Minnesota, former county attorney
Worst odds: 5.9 percent chance to win
Best odds: 10 percent chance to win
Elizabeth Warren — Senator of Massachusetts, former Harvard professor
Worst odds: 5.9 percent chance to win
Best odds: 10 percent chance to win
Kirsten Gillibrand — Senator of New York, former congresswoman
Worst odds: 4.8 percent chance to win
Best odds: 6.7 percent chance to win
Tulsi Gabbard — U.S. Representative from Hawaii, veteran with Army National Guard
Worst odds: 4.2 percent chance to win
Best odds: 7.7 percent chance to win
Cory Booker — Senator of New Jersey, former mayor of Newark
Worst odds: 3.8 percent chance to win
Best odds: 7.7 percent chance to win
John Hickenlooper — Former governor of Colorado; former mayor of Denver
Worst odds: 1.8 percent chance to win
Best odds: 3.8 percent chance to win
Julian Castro — former housing secretary, former mayor of San Antonio
Worst odds: 2.1 percent chance to win
Best odds: 4.8 percent chance to win
Andrew Yang — Former tech executive, founded economic development group
Worst odds: 0.8 percent chance to win
Best odds: 5.3 percent chance to win
Pete Buttigieg — Mayor of South Bend, military veteran
Worst odds: 1 percent chance to win
Best odds: 5.9 percent chance to win
John Delaney — Former Maryland congressman, former businessman
Worst odds: 0.4 percent chance to win
Best odds: 1.4 percent chance to win
Marianne Williamson — Self-help author, public speaker
Worst odds: 1 percent chance to win
Best odds: 2.4 percent chance to win
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