Trump’s Odds Continue to Prove He’s Winning Pennsylvania

Donald Trump moved from a +110 underdog to win Pennsylvania’s electoral votes to a -160 favorite in a few weeks.
With Pennsylvania voting blue in seven of the last eight elections, Pennsylvania could be the tipping point state.
Sportsbooks have many prop bets on this matter, including odds on PA being the swing or which way they will lean.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. – In a month of shifting presidential odds, Donald Trump’s path to victory in Pennsylvania has transformed dramatically.

Just a few months ago, Trump was listed at +110 to win Pennsylvania—a slight underdog behind the Democratic candidate, Kamala Harris. By September, he had flipped to a narrow favorite at -130, and as of today, Trump’s odds sit at -160, reflecting strong momentum in his favor.

This shift signifies more than just betting patterns; it’s a foreshadowing that Pennsylvania could be the state that ultimately seals Trump’s 2024 election victory.

How Pennsylvania Sets the Path to the White House

Pennsylvania’s electoral importance is undeniable. If Trump secures Pennsylvania, he would need just a handful of other states to clinch the presidency, particularly from Nevada, Michigan, Georgia, Arizona, or North Carolina—all states where he currently holds favorable odds.

With Trump at -200 to win the general election, and Pennsylvania pegged as the most likely tipping point state at +200, it’s clear why winning here is so critical to his campaign’s path forward.

If Pennsylvania swings red, Trump’s road to victory becomes far more straightforward. Michigan (+400), Wisconsin (+550), and North Carolina (+650) trail as other potential tipping point states, but Pennsylvania has taken center stage, both in the legal sportsbooks and the polls.

The Allentown Rally: Another Point in Trump’s Favor?

Trump’s rally in Allentown today is another opportunity to solidify support in a state that hasn’t turned red in seven of the last eight presidential elections (with Trump’s 2016 win as the sole exception).

While rallies don’t guarantee votes, a powerful turnout in Allentown could further energize Trump’s base, potentially reinforcing his path to victory in Pennsylvania.

A $100 bet on Trump to win Pennsylvania now returns about $162.50, giving bettors the chance to capitalize on his increasing momentum, but telling them to hurry before the payout gets any lower.

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Michael Molter

After spending time scouting college basketball for Florida State University under Leonard Hamilton and the University of Alabama under Anthony Grant, Michael started writing focused on NBA content. A graduate of both schools, he now covers legal sports betting bills, sports betting revenue data, tennis betting odds, and sportsbook reviews. Michael likes to play basketball, hike, and kayak when not glued to the TV watching midlevel tennis matches.