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Nov.03
2:54 PM ET
Monday, 3 Nov 2008
Where does Intrade stand on swing states, the economy, and the race between Obama and McCain?
Posted By:Gina Francolla
As we close in on the presidential election, most polls are showing Obama in the lead, as McCain still fights for the upset win. What do the Intrade markets show? www.intrade.com)
Senator Barack Obama [OBAMA.P
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Swing States: Of the 5 swing states below, only West Virginia is showing a high probability of going to the Republican party, according to Intrade.
• Florida: Intrade is currently showing that Obama has an 77.30% probability of winning Florida [FL.D Loading... ()
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• Ohio: Intrade is currently showing that Obama has an 83.70% probability of winning Ohio [OH.D Loading... ()
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• North Carolina: Intrade is currently showing that Obama has a 66% probability of winning North Carolina [NC.D Loading... ()
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• Pennsylvania: Intrade is currently showing that Obama has an 90% probability of winning Pennsylvania [PA.D Loading... ()
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• West Virginia: Intrade is currently showing that Obama has only a 10.80% chance of winning West Virginia [WV.D Loading... ()
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Intrade also trades contracts on recession and the economy, something that the next president will have to contend with early in their term. The Intrade contract tracking the likelihood of a US recession in 2009 [REC09 Loading... ()
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