Over the years (since early 70s) I have seen several "expert" presidential election bettors. In other words they never lose an election bet, the 2000 election may have destroyed that myth. With this election looking to be equally close it is imho anyones guess what candidate is the best bet. If you like the incumbent wait until the last minute for best price if it is the challanger fire now while the price is still high. Natrually during a campaign catastropic events can occur for one candidate or another so anyone betting early is taking a chance their man might be the victim of a dreaded October surprise..
As always caveat emptor.
<TABLE id=tblPropFut onmouseover="changeto(event, '#F6C88F')" onmouseout="changeback(event, '#EEEEEE')" cellSpacing=3 cellPadding=0 width="100%" bgColor=#ffffff border=0><TBODY><TR id=ignore><TD class=contestRow width="15%" bgColor=#8fbdf6>Wed 11/3</TD><TD class=contestRow bgColor=#8fbdf6 colSpan=2>Party to win 2004 US Presidential Election </TD></TR><TR class=hiliteRow bgColor=#eeeeee><TD class=main_body_blk width="15%">06:00 AM</TD><TD class=main_body_blk width=auto>21 Republican Party</TD><TD class=main_body_blk width="25%">-169</TD></TR><TR class=normalRow bgColor=#eeeeee><TD width="15%"></TD><TD class=main_body_blk width=auto>22 Democratic Party</TD><TD class=main_body_blk width="25%">+159</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Lets see where the line ends up. (line from Pinnacle).
wil.