These are the candidates odds for 9/18/07 as posted by Bodog:
Hillary Clinton 2/1
Barack Obama 9/2
Rudy Giuliani 4/1
Fred Thompson 6/1
Mitt Romney 9/1
Mike Bloomberg 15/1
John Edwards 14/1
Al Gore 11/1
John McCain 16/1
Bill Richardson 40/1
Mike Huckabee 55/1
Chris Dodd 60/1
Ron Paul 55/1
Chuck Hagel 90/1
Dennis Kucinich 90/1
Wayne Allyn Root 100/1
Duncan Hunter 100/1
Ralph Nader 125/1
Jonathan Sharkey 700/1
Stephen Colbert 800/1
Vermin Supreme 800/1
Lawrence Connor 800/1
Don Cordell […]

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Yesterday, Democrat candidates for the next presidential election participated in the first online-only debate, sponsored by Yahoo, Slate and the Huffington Post. Three topics were chosen for the questions: Iraq, healthcare and education, these topics were chosen by more than 100,000 people in an online poll on Yahoo. This debate was intended for young people, […]

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After officially entering the presidential race on Thursday, ex-senator Fred Thompson is seen as the favorite Republican candidate ahead of Rudy Giuliani, according to odds published by Beted.com. Thompson said he will stop “another Clinton” to reach the White House, but it’s still a long way for him, because Clinton odds are way better […]

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Hillary Clinton is seen as the next US president by the most of betting sites and odds makers, although the advantage over her closest competitor, Barack Obama, has notably diminished during the last three weeks. I mentioned this trend on this post about the presidential polls. The current odds for every candidate can be seen […]

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At presidentpolls2008.com, they have information from the latest national polls, made by USA Today, CNN, ABC, among others. They have a history of recent polls so you can see the changes in time, although they tend to stay the same. For the Democrats side, Clinton as a favorite, followed by Obama getting a little closer […]

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