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Heading into Michigan Primaries day, Arizona Senator John McCain continued to lead the pack with -140 odds compared to former Massachusetts Governor, Mitt Romney's even odds. If this were a baseball game, McCain would be a pretty big favorite. In the political game, anything can happen on Tuesday. These odds suggest that McCain will just nudge out Romney and that the vote count will likely go to well beyond 50% before a projected winner is announced among the Republicans.
In appearances
across the state,
former
Massachusett's
Governor Mitt Romney
has been hammering
hard on economic
issues, arguing that
he has the fresh
ideas that can
revive the auto
industry and the
state's flagging
economy, according
to a report in the
Voice of America. Privately, some aides are saying they’re not sure McCain can prevail in Michigan, but they feel more confident about winning the South Carolina primary on Saturday. Many polls show McCain running just behind Mike Huckabee there. Mike Huckabee was still listed with +400 odds. Rudy Giuliani had +2000 odds. Ron Paul had +2500 odds. Fred Thompson was a huge underdog with +5000 odds. Michigan Primaries betting odds courtesy of BetUS.com ---- Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher CCostigan@CostiganMedia.com
Originally published
January 15, 2008
12:21 am EST
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Michigan
Primaries: Latest
Betting Odds Still
Have John McCain the
Favorite