2008 Presidential Election Betting Odds - Presidency Odds Barack Obama vs John McCain Betting November 7, New York - Now that the Senate Elections are underway and Congress will soon have different faces, Americans will start to focus on the next big political poll, the Presidential Election. Last election showed Americans were willing to give republicans another go in the White House, but in the fickle world of politics the question begs, will the Republican Party three-peat? Visit BOVADA and start winning TODAY! Bovada Sportsbook, Casino, Poker Room & Racebook is known in the online gambling industry for having phenomenal customer service, safe and secure deposit methods, fast & easy payouts and terrific bonuses! Don't wait another day, BET on Sports and Play Poker right now at BOVADA SPORTS and receive a 50% FREE BET up to $250 on your first deposit!! With America facing new issues while remaining as opinionated as ever, Bodog.com, the largest most successful sportsbook on the web, posted odds on the outcomes of the 2008 Presidential Election. Will the change candidate Barack Obama hang in long enough to hold back the republicans? Or will John McCain lead his party from behind to win like they almost always do? Anything is possible when it comes to politics! Check out the odds below and place your bets today! 2008 Presidential Odds Sponsored by BetUS Bet Barack Obama: -1000 Bet John McCain: +500 Click for more BetUS Political and Trial Prop Bets! OPENING ODDS Who will be the next U.S. President: Hilary Clinton- 5/4 John McCain- 3/1 Al Gore- 8/1 Mark Warner- 7/1 George Allen- 7/1 Rudolph Giuliani- 8/1 John Edwards- 8/1 Condaleeza Rice- 12/1 Barack Obama- 9/1 Bill Richardson- 16/1 Mitt Romney- 12/1 Bill Frist- 20/1 Howard Dean - 20/1 Jeb Bush - 20/1 Mike Huckabee - 20/1 Tom Ridge- 30/1 Chuck Hagel- 40/1 Who Will the Democratic Candidate be: Mark Warner- 3/1 Hilary Clinton- 11/10 John Kerry- 20/1 John Edwards- 5/1 Evan Bayh- 10/1 Jesse Jackson Jr.- 10/1 Charles Schumer- 12/1 Tom Vilsack- 20/1 Howard Dean- 4/1 Al Gore - 4/1 Tom Daschle- 20/1 Russ Feingold- 20/1 Harold Ford Jr.- 12/1 Ed Rendell- 9/1 Barack Obama- 7/2 Blanche Lincoln- 20/1 Bill Richardson- 12/1 Wesley Clarke- 25/1 Bill Maher- 100/1 Who Will the Republican Candidate be: John McCain- 7/5 George Allen- 5/1 Rudolph Giuliani- 4/1 Bill Frist- 14/1 Mitt Romney- 5/1 Jeb Bush- 25/1 Condoleeza Rice- 8/1 Chuck Hagel-20/1 Colin Powell- 4/1 George Pataki- 20/1 Haley Barbour- 14/1 Sam Brownback- 20/1 Norm Coleman- 20/1 Arnold Schwarzenegger- 25/1 Lindsey Graham- 14/1 Newt Gingrich- 9/1 John Ashcroft- 20/1 Tom Ridge- 20/1 Dick Chene - 40/1 Bill Owens- 20/1 Laura Bush- 1,000/1 Which Party will Win the Election: Democrats- 11/8 Republicans - 21/20 Field- 100/1 "I look forward to the presidential elections," said Bodog.com spokesman, Christopher Bennett. "People are arguing and opinions are flying; it's a long, drawn-out reality T.V. show and we're all just looking for the next big winner." Additional sports and entertainment odds can be found at: www.Bodog.com A new generation of recreational gamers is emerging across North America. Bodog.com is a leading online sports betting and sports wagering entertainment website, providing a safe and secure place for online gambling for over a decade. Bodog.com is recognized as one of the oldest and most respected online entertainment companies, offering the level of experience and industry expertise unmatched by any other sportsbook. Bet on all of your favorite sports, play in our Vegas-style casino or enjoy entertainment-based wagers surrounding mainstream pop culture. Licensed and bonded in two recognized gaming jurisdictions, Canada and Costa Rica, Bodog.com employs over 500 people and offers service to more than 100,000 clients. For more information visit www.Bodog.com. --- by BetUS PR at 1800-sports.com on November 09, 2006
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