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Politics and Election Betting Odds


 Outrights

Crewe and Nantwich By Election - Win Market106% 
Conservatives1/4Ladbrokes
Labour7/2Bet 365
Liberal Democrats25Sporting Bet
Any Other999Betfair

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US Presidential Election - Win Market106% 
Democrats (7/13), Republicans (6/4), Independent (100)
US Presidential Election - To Be Elected President106% 
Barack Obama (5/6), John McCain (13/8), Hillary Clinton (10)
US Presidential Election - Democrat Candidate107% 
Barack Obama (2/17), Hillary Clinton (13/2), Al Gore (20)
US Presidential Election - Republican Candidate102% 
John McCain (1/100), Mike Huckabee (66), Mitt Romney (66)
US Presidential Election - To Be Elected Vice-President175% 
Hillary Clinton (5), Bill Richardson (10), Jim Webb (12)
US Presidential Election - Democratic Vice-President Candidate185% 
Hillary Clinton (4), Bill Richardson (5), Kathleen Sebelius (8)
US Presidential Election - Republican Vice-President Candidate172% 
Mitt Romney (5), Tim Pawlenty (6), Charlie Crist (8)
US Presidential Election - Kentucky Democratic Candidate118% 
Hillary Clinton (1/29), Any Other (29/5), Barack Obama (15)
US Presidential Election - Oregon Democratic Candidate144% 
Barack Obama (1/29), Hillary Clinton (17/10), Any Other (9)
US Presidential Election - West Virginia Democratic Candidate128% 
Hillary Clinton (1/8), Barack Obama (18/5), Any Other (23/5)
US Presidential Election - Next Scandal To Emerge140% 
Adultery (6/4), Tax irregularities (3), Campaign Financing Irregularities (4)
US Presidential Election - All The Way29% 
Obama & Clinton still to be contesting the nomination at the start of the Democratic Convention (5/2)
US Presidential Election - Dream Ticket22% 
Obama & Clinton to run as Presidential and Vice-Presidential Nominee (7/2)
Next Party Leaders - Next Labour Leader147% 
David Miliband (5/2), Alan Johnson (6), Ed Balls (8)
Next UK General Election - Most Seats104% 
Conservatives (1/2), Labour (7/4), Liberal Democrats (100)
Next UK General Election - Date Of Election?109% 
2010 (4/7), 2009 (11/8), 2008 (33)
Next UK General Election - Overall Majority113% 
Conservative Majority (4/5), No Overall Majority (15/8), Labour Majority (7/2)
Next Chancellor of th Exchequer - Win Market118% 
Ed Balls (11/8), George Osborne (13/8), David Miliband (9/2)
London Mayoral Election - Specials 
Boris Johnson to be elected Mayor (5/6), Boris Johnson to not be elected Mayor (5/6)
UK Cabinet Specials - Next Chancellor189% 
George Osborne (13/10), Ed Balls (20/13), David Miliband (21/10)
UK Cabinet Specials - Next Foreign Secretary174% 
William Hague (1), Hilary Benn (5/2), Douglas Alexander (4)
UK Cabinet Specials - Next Home Secretary210% 
Hilary Benn (42/41), David Davis (39/19), Ed Balls (39/19)
UK Cabinet Specials - Next Prime Minister265% 
Jack Straw (1/100), David Cameron (11/18), David Miliband (28/13)
Danish Election - Next First Minister103% 
Helle Thorning Schmidt (2), Lars Lokke Rasmussen (21/10), Anders Fogh Rasmussen (7/2)
Next Archbishop of Westminster - Win Market11% 
Bishop William Kenney (8), Bono (500)
Australian Federal Election - Win Market80% 
Labor (1/4)
UK Politics Exit Dates - Chancellor558% 
Apr-Jun 2010 (1/100), Jul-Sep 2008 (1/100), Apr-Jun 2008 (1/2)
UK Politics Exit Dates - Foreign Secretary531% 
Jul-Sep 2008 (1/100), Apr-Jun 2009 (32/21), Apr-Jun 2010 (32/21)
UK Politics Exit Dates - Home Secretary530% 
Apr-Jun 2008 (1/100), Jul-Sep 2008 (1/100), Jan 2011 Onwards (31/18)
UK Politics Exit Dates - David Cameron190% 
Jan 2011 Onwards (3/10), Apr-Jun 2010 (41/10), Jan-Mar 2010 (6)
UK Politics Exit Dates - Gordon Brown212% 
Apr-Jun 2010 (3), Jan-Mar 2009 (31/10), Jan 2011 Onwards (33/10)
Next Archbishop of Canterbury - Win Market139% 
John Sentamu (9/4), Richard Chartres (10/3), Kenneth Stevenson (5)
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