Machibet AffiliatePresidential Election Photo Gallery 2024: The Trump-Harris Battle in Pictures

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump points to the crowd during a campaign rally on Wednesday, October 30 presidential election photo gallery 2024. — Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump points to the crowd during a campaign rally on Wednesday, October 30. Photo by Tork Mason/USA Today Network via Imagn Images.

We've been deep into the 2024 U.S. presidential election odds around these parts while tracking history through the lens of our leading sportsbooks.

The Donald Trump odds have shown him as the leader for several weeks, though lately there's been a seesaw affair. The Vice President surged in Kamala Harris odds over the weekend while getting as short as +105, with Trump down to -138 at on Sunday afternoon. But throughout Monday and into Election Day morning Trump battled back to -175.

As the intensity ratchets up, it's important to pause, breathe, and enjoy the ride our top Ontario sports betting sites have taken us on amid a unique election year.

There have been plenty of unpleasant moments, most notably Trump being the subject of two assassination attempts. His criminal convictions fall in that bucket too.

But through all the at times contentious debating that often factors into the movement at the best political betting sites (outside the U.S.), there's still a lighter side to politics. Or at minimum one that reveals the many characters who pop up throughout a lengthy election cycle.

So let's celebrate that with our presidential election photo gallery for 2024.

Presidential election photo gallery 2024

U.S. presidential election FAQs

Who is the favorite for the 2024 U.S. election?

Former president Donald Trump is the betting favorite to win the 2024 U.S. election with odds as short as -180 at one of our best sportsbooks in Canada, representing an implied win probability of 64.29%.

Does DraftKings feature election odds?

Ontario re-added election odds. That book is currently featuring Trump as the favorite with -125 odds while Harris sits at +105.

Who won the last U.S. presidential election?

Joe Biden became the 46th President of the United States after defeating incumbent Donald J. Trump in the 2020 election. He dropped out of the 2024 presidential race on June 21.

When will the U.S. presidential election be decided?

The 2024 United States presidential election will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024.

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Sean Tomlinson

Sean Tomlinson has been in the sports media wilderness since 2009, and he joined Sportsbook Review in 2021. His work has been referenced in The New York Times and Forbes. He's also made appearances on The Fan 590 and TSN 1050. Sean is a regular bettor who places bets daily while using a handful of books. Most frequently, he uses FanDuel and bet365 due to the quality experience on those apps. While he'll often take an analytical approach, Sean enjoys the fun, recreational side of betting too, and embraces alternative markets on events like the Westminster Dog Show or Eurovision, or the many novelty props tied annually to the Super Bowl, for example. Beyond sports, Sean is also interested in the betting markets tied to politics, and especially those connected to American elections. He sees betting as a way to explore and engage in a deeper way, and takes that same view to his work. He plays poker periodically too, and is an avid fantasy sports player. Sean also previously spent time with Bleacher Report and theScore, all after earning his media studies degree from the University of Guelph-Humber.