Anti-Online Poker Lawmaker's Odds Of Party Nomination Hit Huge After DebateLindsey Graham Went From 50/1 To 250/1 |
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There was a key debate in Cleveland, Ohio on Thursday, resulting in a number of big changes for some hopefuls. However, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush still remains the 2/1 favorite to get the nomination.
On Aug. 5, anti-online poker lawmaker Lindsey Graham, a Senator from South Carolina, was 50/1 to get the party’s nod, but now he sits at 250/1.
Graham introduced legislation in June to ban online poker nationwide.
The candidate who had the best result from the debate was former business executive Carly Fiorina, who went from 100/1 to 50/1 after her performance.
Here’s a look at South Point’s odds for each candidate
Odds to win 2016 Republican presidential nomination