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Following President Joe Biden’s decision to drop out of the presidential race, Vice President Kamala Harris has emerged as the all-but-presumptive Democratic nominee. As a result, the focus has now shifted to who will serve as Harris’ vice presidential running mate. According to reports, the Harris campaign has requested vetting material on at least seven potential candidates, with Senator Mark Kelly and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro emerging as betting favorites.

Bookmakers in the U.K. have listed Kelly as the early choice at 11/8, followed closely by Shapiro at 9/4. In the U.S., betting houses also have Kelly and Shapiro in the lead, with North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper and Kentucky Governor Andrew Beshar following closely behind.

Current odds for the Democratic vice-presidential nomination range from +138 for Kelly to +2000 for Pete Buttigieg, depending on the bookmaker. While Kelly and Shapiro appear to be the frontrunners, other candidates such as Cooper and Beshar are also in the running.

Overall, the betting market for the vice presidential nomination is still uncertain, with a number of potential candidates being considered. As the race continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how the odds shift and who ultimately emerges as Harris’ running mate.

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