OT: McCain Victory No Longer Unikely

[Eugene]

McCain Victory No Longer Unikely

Just checked intrade and bodog to see if they agree with that assessment.

McCain’s odds to win (Intrade): 1 to 8.7
McCain’s odds to win (Bodog): 1 to 5.75

It seems that McCain’s odds at Bodog have improved a little bit, but his win is still very unlikely.

They also have a list of bets on specific states (those are closed for betting and I don’t know how recent those odds are). Here are the expectations of the sports-betting community:

Obama has better than 5:1 chance to carry each state carried by Kerry in 2004 (252 votes), Colorado, Iowa, New Mexico), and Virginia (34 votes).

Obama has the lead in Florida (27), Missouri (11), Nevada (5), North Carolina (15), Ohio (20).

McCain has the lead in Arizona, Georgia, Indiana, Montana, North Dakota.

McCain has better than 5:1 chance to carry all the remaining red states.

The likely outcome is 364 electoral votes for Obama to 174 for McCain.

[CardiffBaseball]

As a betting man I’d say Obama by a margin similar to what Bush has won by.

Now I’ve seen one of the letters that a the PUMAs were sending out, and I am surprised how angry these people are. They really feel they were cheated out of the nomination.

TIPP poll according to Drudge is 46.7 Obama, 44.6 McCain and 8.7 undecided. Do we have an itinerary of where the candidates are headed tomorrow? Wasn’t it TIPP that was a little more accurate during the primaries?

[CardiffBaseball]

As a betting man I’d say Obama by a margin similar to what Bush has won by.

Now I’ve seen one of the letters that a the PUMAs were sending out, and I am surprised how angry these people are. They really feel they were cheated out of the nomination.

TIPP poll according to Drudge is 46.7 Obama, 44.6 McCain and 8.7 undecided. Do we have an itinerary of where the candidates are headed tomorrow? Wasn’t it TIPP that was a little more accurate during the primaries?

[CardiffBaseball]

As a betting man I’d say Obama by a margin similar to what Bush has won by.

Now I’ve seen one of the letters that a the PUMAs were sending out, and I am surprised how angry these people are. They really feel they were cheated out of the nomination.

TIPP poll according to Drudge is 46.7 Obama, 44.6 McCain and 8.7 undecided. Do we have an itinerary of where the candidates are headed tomorrow? Wasn’t it TIPP that was a little more accurate during the primaries?

[CardiffBaseball]

As a betting man I’d say Obama by a margin similar to what Bush has won by.

Now I’ve seen one of the letters that a the PUMAs were sending out, and I am surprised how angry these people are. They really feel they were cheated out of the nomination.

TIPP poll according to Drudge is 46.7 Obama, 44.6 McCain and 8.7 undecided. Do we have an itinerary of where the candidates are headed tomorrow? Wasn’t it TIPP that was a little more accurate during the primaries?

[CardiffBaseball]

As a betting man I’d say Obama by a margin similar to what Bush has won by.

Now I’ve seen one of the letters that a the PUMAs were sending out, and I am surprised how angry these people are. They really feel they were cheated out of the nomination.

TIPP poll according to Drudge is 46.7 Obama, 44.6 McCain and 8.7 undecided. Do we have an itinerary of where the candidates are headed tomorrow? Wasn’t it TIPP that was a little more accurate during the primaries?

[Aecetia]

Republican Committee Uses Hillary Criticism of Obama in Latest Robocall
Republican robocalls being targeted in swing states in the final days of the election feature Hillary Clinton’s primary season criticism of Barack Obama, much to her dismay.

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/11/02/republican-committee-uses-hillary-criticism-obama-latest-robocall/

[Aecetia]

Republican Committee Uses Hillary Criticism of Obama in Latest Robocall
Republican robocalls being targeted in swing states in the final days of the election feature Hillary Clinton’s primary season criticism of Barack Obama, much to her dismay.

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/11/02/republican-committee-uses-hillary-criticism-obama-latest-robocall/

[Aecetia]

Republican Committee Uses Hillary Criticism of Obama in Latest Robocall
Republican robocalls being targeted in swing states in the final days of the election feature Hillary Clinton’s primary season criticism of Barack Obama, much to her dismay.

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/11/02/republican-committee-uses-hillary-criticism-obama-latest-robocall/

[Aecetia]

Republican Committee Uses Hillary Criticism of Obama in Latest Robocall
Republican robocalls being targeted in swing states in the final days of the election feature Hillary Clinton’s primary season criticism of Barack Obama, much to her dismay.

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/11/02/republican-committee-uses-hillary-criticism-obama-latest-robocall/

[Aecetia]

Republican Committee Uses Hillary Criticism of Obama in Latest Robocall
Republican robocalls being targeted in swing states in the final days of the election feature Hillary Clinton’s primary season criticism of Barack Obama, much to her dismay.

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/11/02/republican-committee-uses-hillary-criticism-obama-latest-robocall/

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