Political Odds for Romney's Running Mate by Sportsbook.com

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Tim Pawlenty is now the 7/5 favorite to win the GOP VP Nomination.
 
We have 2 customers who bet $500 on Pawlenty at his opening number of 7/1.
 
 
 
Candidate odds:
 
Bob McDonnell
 
 
Bobby Jindal
 
 
Chris Christie
 
 
Condoleeza Rice
 
 
Herman Cain
 
 
Jeb Bush
 
 
John Thune
 
 
Kelly Ayotte
 
 
Marco Rubio
 
 
Michele Bachmann
 
 
Mike Huckabee
 
 
Mitch Daniels
 
 
Newt Gingrich
 
 
Nikki Haley
 
 
Paul Ryan
 
 
Rand Paul
 
 
Rick Santorum
 
 
Rob Portman
 
 
Sarah Palin
 
 
Susana Martinez
 
 
Tim Pawlenty

 

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