–Bookies Forecast Close Race with Moore Holding Slight Lead–
Felicia Moore’s odds to win the 2021 Atlanta Mayoral Election have improved since last week, according to betting aggregators US-Bookies.com (See Disclaimer Below). Felicia Moore’s odds have shifted from 9/4 (30.8% implied probability) to 5/6 (54.5%), where she’s now the odds-on favorite to win. Kasim Reed’s odds have shifted from 4/7 (63.6% implied probability) to 5/6 (54.5%). Felicia Moore improved from 18/5 (21.7%) to 9/4 (30.8%).
While Moore improved, Kasim Reed’s odds have worsened, and he’s no longer the favorite to win the election. Since last week, Reed’s odds shifted from 5/6 (54.5% implied probability) to 10/11 (52.4%).
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“Though he was the odds-on favorite to win the Atlanta mayoral election last week, Kasim Reed’s odds have been steadily worsening to the point that he’s no longer the favorite, but his odds are still solid,” says a US-Bookies spokesperson. “However, Felicia Moore has been rising to the top of oddsmakers’ lists, where she’s now the sole favorite with a slight lead over Reed.”
No other candidates’ odds changed since last week. Following Reed, Andre Dickens is 25/1 to win the mayoral election (3.8% implied probability). He’s followed by Sharon Gay and Kirsten Dunn, who are both tied at 33/1 (2.9%).
“Polls and odds are showing a slight edge for Felicia Moore, but both anticipate a close race in the final days before the election,” says a US-Bookies spokesperson. “But with momentum being in Moore’s favor, it’s a good sign for her campaign, especially considering how much her odds improved in the past two weeks.”
Odds to Win 2021 Atlanta Mayoral Election:
| Odds on October 26, 2021 | Odds on October 19, 2021 | Odds on October 13, 2021 | |
| Felicia Moore | 5/6 (-120) | 9/4 (+225) | 18/5 (+360) |
| Kasim Reed | 10/11 (-110) | 5/6 (-120) | 4/7 (-175) |
| Andrew Dickens | 25/1 (+2500) | 25/1 (+2500) | 25/1 (+2500) |
| Sharon Gay | 33/1 (+3300) | 33/1 (+3300) | 33/1 (+3300) |
| Kirsten Dunn | 33/1 (+3300) | 33/1 (+3300) | N/A |
| Nolan English | 40/1 (+4000) | 40/1 (+4000) | N/A |
| Mark Hammad | 40/1 (+4000) | 40/1 (+4000) | N/A |
| Kenny Hill | 50/1 (+5000) | 50/1 (+5000) | 50/1 (+5000) |
| Rebecca L. King | 66/1 (+6600) | 66/1 (+6600) | 66/1 (+6600) |
| Antonio Brown | 100/1 (+10000) | 100/1 (+10000) | 100/1 (+10000) |
| Walter Reeves | 100/1 (+10000) | 100/1 (+10000) | N/A |
| Roosevelt Searles III | 100/1 (+10000) | 100/1 (+10000) | N/A |
| Richard N. Wright | 150/1 (+15000) | 150/1 (+15000) | N/A |
| Glenn S. Wrightson | 150/1 (+15000) | 150/1 (+15000) | N/A |
| Henry Anderson | 200/1 (+20000) | 200/1 (+20000) | N/A |
| Brandon Adkins | 200/1 (+20000) | 200/1 (+20000) | N/A |
Disclaimer: The odds posted in this article are for illustrative purposes only, as wagering on such props is not currently legal in any U.S. state. The data was based on betting markets offered by UK/European/worldwide operators regulated in jurisdictions where wagering on these props is legal.
