In the last twenty four hours bookmakers William Hill have slashed the price of John McCain winning the US Presidential election from 7/1 to 5/1 with Barack now 1/9 from 1/16. Hills odds suggest that the 2008 Presidential Election will have the highest turnout since 18 year olds given the vote in 1972, offering 1/2 that over 60% vote and 6/4 that less than 60% vote.

"For months all the momentum has been for Barack, but McCain is sniffing an upset," said Hill's spokesman Rupert Adams.

William Hill 2008 Presidential Election: 1/9 Barack Obama, 5/1 McCain
Electoral Turnout: 1/2 Over 60%, 6/4 Under 60%

William Hill Obama Electoral College Vote: 2/1 370 or more, 3/1 350-369, 3/1 330-349, 6/1 269 or less, 9/1 310-329, 14/1 290-309, 20/1 270-289

William Hill American Presidential Election 2012: 1/1 Barack Obama, 7/1 Clinton, 8/1 Mitt Romney, 10/1 McCain, 12/1 Sarah Palin