US election polls and betting odds both have the same bad news for Donald Trump | James Moore

US election polls and betting odds both have the same bad news for Trump | James Moore

Now they’ve been talking for years about Texas – a state which Trump simply has to win given the 38 votes it carries in the electoral college – turning Democrat blue. Demographically it’s becoming more diverse, with a rapidly-rising Hispanic population. But even though the hard Republican red has been softening, it remains to be seen whether Texas is quite as purple as the polling suggests.So far he has taken most of the bets: 54 per cent according to Oddschecker, compared to just 15.

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