Obama Still Near 1-3 Favorite to Win Ohio, Romney Gains Ground in Florida
US President Barack Obama is favored by nearly 1-3 to win the state of Ohio with just days until the Presidential election. Most polls show Obama up 3 points, well within the margin of error, however. All odds courtesy of Sportsbook.com here
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In Florida, where Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney were neck and neck just days ago at EVEN odds, Romney was at -240, with better than 1-2 odds. Recent polls tend to show Obama about a point ahead in the Sunshine State. Heavy wagering was coming into Sportsbook from Florida.
Virginia remains EVEN between Obama and Romney.
Colorado polls show a dead heat between the two candidates, however, recent odds now have Obama a -130 favorite.
If gamblers are right, Nevada may no longer be in play as the President is now a -600 favorite to win that state.
Wisconsin had Obama as better than a 1/3 favorite.
The President was a 1-2 favorite to win swing state New Hampshire as he was in Iowa.
Overall, Obama is nearly a 1-3 odds favorite to be re-elected.
- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com
