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We all know the regular polls have Obama up by 6 points average-
But I found some irregular polls...
The getdrunkandvote4mccain website has a Who would be most apt to cheat on their wife poll (thats the only one McCain is winning :wink: :lol: )
The election "stock market" now has it:
The average bookie gambling spread right now is
This fellow even has the race over :roll:
But I found some irregular polls...
The getdrunkandvote4mccain website has a Who would be most apt to cheat on their wife poll (thats the only one McCain is winning :wink: :lol: )
Most the comments with that one go to the fact of McCains philandering history and once a cheater, always a cheater....6,343 • 55%
John McCain is more likely to cheat on Cindy McCain.
3,399- 30%
Barack Obama is more likely to cheat on Michelle Obama
The election "stock market" now has it:
Intrade Market Prices for General Election: McCain vs. Obama
Obama 84
McCain 15.8
The average bookie gambling spread right now is
Obama 1/10 (Bet $10 to get back $1 if Obama wins)
McCain 11/2 (Bet $2 to get back $11 if McCain wins)
This fellow even has the race over :roll:
Irish bookie calls US race over, pays off on Obama
The race is over as far as Ireland's biggest bookmaker is concerned.
Paddy Power PLC says it is so sure Barack Obama will win the U.S. presidential election next month that it paid off Thursday on all bets it had taken backing the Democratic candidate. It said it shelled out more than euro1 million, about $1.35 million.
"We declare this race well and truly over and congratulate all those who backed Obama — your winnings await you," the company said in a statement.
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Powers said the biggest winner among the Obama bettors was someone who gambled euro100,000 and got back a total of euro150,000.
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Despite calling the contest, the Dublin-based bookmaker said it is still taking new bets on the race. A John McCain victory Nov. 4 on a bet placed Thursday would pay off euro5 for every euro1 bet. By contrast, each euro1 bet on Obama would net just 11 euro cents.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081016/ap_on_re_eu/eu_ireland_obama_bookmaker