The summer of 2025 has come and gone and Election Day rapidly approaches in America. From the government shutdown to the overabundance of political ads, the past few months have been chaotic. What may be even crazier is that this is the final stretch. When it comes to USA Election Day Bets, there are still some options left and we have some updates.
Right now these races are all about getting to the finish line and those updates. Also, we toss in a few extra twists for bettors because politics is never on the straight and narrow.
Oddsmakers are looking at New Jersey to elect a Republican even at a +450 betting line in US election betting for 2025.
Ain’t that America? Okay, it is time to focus on these elections once more along with a few other races. Remember, Election Day is next Tuesday.
| USA 2025 Election Day Odds | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
|---|---|---|---|
| Governor - New Jersey | |||
| Republicans | +450 | +425 | +300 |
| Democrats | -650 | -600 | -500 |
| Governor - Virginia | |||
| Republicans | +1000 | +1200 | +750 |
| Democrats | -2500 | -2500 | -2000 |
Hey, early Las Vegas odds on the presidential election have been refreshed. The page will also have some updated numbers on midterm elections too and other elections that occur next year.
Races keep heating up. Hey, we even dive into the New York City Mayoral race here. Brace for impact as they say!
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Unfortunately for Republicans, history and numbers fostered an odds move to the left in New Jersey. When it comes to New Jersey, updates are frequent and not always accurate. Digging through a multitude of polls after the debates can get quite exhausting. After all that, numbers on most sites did not change much from August. Polls have kind of stabilized even leaning a little more to Mikie Sherill over Jack Cittarelli.
The question may be why. Some pollsters have been under more and more scrutiny. The fallout from last year’s Presidential Election indicated some clear deficiencies in how percentages are interpreted. Donald Trump wound up winning the popular vote where almost every site had Kamala Harris winning by a few percentage points to boot.
Now, what happens this time around with Ciattarelli? He narrowly lost an election many expected him to lose by around double digits. Sherrill figures to win by around the same margin. Do we get a little Deja Vu? Or do we get that unexpected mild upset? The latest numbers lean ever so slightly to Sherrill even with the accusations and mounting inconsistencies on both sides.
Anyway, Ciattarelli shortened to +450 at Bovada and +300 at BetUS. With several difference, Sherrill went out to as much as -650 on Bovada and -500 on Bovada. Sometimes, politics and odds drive bettors nuts. In this case, insanity might reign. Expect her to win by around 5.5% with a slight lean to the Under (-115).
So, USA Election Day bets and the Virginia Governor race has also leaned a little more to the Democrat side. Virginia is a purple state that appears to want to go more blue. Glenn Youngkin handed the reigns to Winsome Earle-Sears (his Lieutenant Governor). She is the Republican candidate who has ran a solid campaign attacking the deficiencies of the Democratic candidate Abigail Spanberger.
Since 1977, the state has elected a person from the opposite party in the Gubernatorial seat. That means Spanberger is a shoe-in right? Poll numbers updated have not moved much despite mounting allegations and debates that went somewhat poorly for Spanberger. Do the numbers add up?
Most everyone assumes in the betting world this as fact. Numbers turned even more toward Spanberger as Republicans are now a +1200 longer shot to win this race. The strange part is polls keep seeing some slight gains for Earle-Sears as next Tuesday looms. Spanberger leads by 5 to 7 percent depending on the poll.
The first female governor is a certainty. Now, an upset is seemingly unlikely but two races have swung more. The Lieutenant Governor race is too close to call (within 1-2 percent). Yes, an Attorney General battle has seen the Republican nose out to a one point lead (was down double digits). Jason Miyares, the Republican is a -115 favorite (was +500 weeks ago) over Jay Jones. Miyares should pull this off.
USA Election Day Bets are caught between the moon and New York City. Zohran Mamdami has shortened even more to -1200 to -1600 on sites like Bovada, BetOnline, and BetUS. With current Mayor Eric Adams dropping out, Mamdami seemingly has a wide open path to the seat. Andrew Cuomo is gaining ground but is that enough between now and next Tuesday?
Adams’ biggest mistake were the mistakes he made while in office. Too many skeletons were found in his closet for better or for worse. When he dropped out so late, Adams may have ultimately sunk Cuomo (former Governor of New York).
Even despite the increase in concerns about a Mahdami Mayorship, Cuomo and the Center and Right on the political spectrum have made little impact on the surface. An upset here looks even less likely now since Curtis Sliwa (Republican) is all in with this race.
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