2012 US Presidential Betting Odds: Current – Election Day

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Gambling911.com has your 2012 US Presidential betting odds for each of the swing states as we will hopefully be determining the President by Tuesday night.  This is going to be a close race though and these odds below showcase this notion. 

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President Barack Obama was a 1/3 favorite in Ohio.  GOP candidate Mitt Romney would pay out $23 for every $10 bet with a win. 

Florida still has Romney as a big favorite to win at -250 odds but some polls have this state much closer so Obama definitely has value paying $20 for every $10 bet. 

Virginia is dead even.

Colorado has Obama as only a slight -130 favorite.

Nevada now has Obama a huge favorite at -600.  This one is not exactly in the bag yet so Romney paying $40 for every $10 bet presents a great value. 

Wisconsin had Obama as a -360 favorite.

New Hampshire had Obama listed as the -220 favorite to win.

Iowa had Obama at better than 1/3 odds.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

 

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