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Ohio Presidential Betting Odds Have Obama as 1 to 6 Favorite

Written by:

Carrie Stroup

Published on:

Sep/26/2012

Ohio Presidential Betting Odds Have Obama as 1 to 6 Favorite

US President Barack Obama is a 1/6 odds favorite to win the Presidential elections in the state of Ohio this coming November at Sportsbook.com just as a number of polls now give Obama a 10 point lead in this critical swing state. [Sportsbook.com, in business since 1996, offers a wide variety of funding methods. See this page for an understanding of how to fund an online wagering account]

The Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS News poll gave a 53 percent to 43 percent advantage in Ohio.

The poll shows improvement in the president’s political position over last month, when he led by 50 percent to 44 percent in Ohio.

Odds have been moving up dramatically for the state of Ohio while Florida had been hovering around EVEN odds until now.

That same Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS News poll shows Obama with a 53 percent to 44 percent lead in Florida while Sportsbook has updated its odds to reflect the recent trending whereby Obama was now listed at 1/2 odds.

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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