US Presidential betting - Democrats no longer favourites Visit Ladbrokes Save For Later Posted by Bettingpro Staff 16 Sep 2011 Tweet Barack Obama is now evens to be the Democrats presidential candidate (credit: wikipedia) Related Articles See all US Elections news Share it Pin It The Republicans and Democrats are now level at 10/11 to win the 2012 US elections after some strong anti-Obama gambles.Barack Obama has been shunned by punters in the US Presidential race betting according to Ladbrokes.Obama is now an even money chance to be re-elected having been as short as 1/2 in the summer as punters reflect on gloomy economic news which sees Rick Perry and Mitt Romney (7/2 each) both close in on the current President. Hillary Clinton is also a surprise springer in the market as her odds are slashed from 66/1 to 25/1. It's also now 10/11 each the Republicans or the Democrats which signals the first time the Democrats haven't been clear favourites since Obama's 2008 election win. Alex Donohue of Ladbrokes told Bettingpro: "Obama looked home and hosed earlier in the year and we took some chunky bets on the back of that. He's since been deserted by punters who now feel the republicans are picking up the pace at the right time."He added: "Hillary Clinton is also at the centre of a surprise gamble in the race for presidency. We can't read too much into it at this stage but whilst Obama looks uncertain punters believe the value now lies elsewhere."Ladbrokes latest bettingUS Presidential raceBarack Obama Evens (from 1/2) Rick Perry 7/2 Mitt Romney 7/2 Hillary Clinton 25/1 (from 66/1)Ron Paul 25/1 Sarah Palin 33/1 Jon Huntsman 33/1 Michele Bachmann 33/1 Rudy Giuliani 50/1 Chris Christie 50/1 Newt Gingrich 66/1100/1 barRepublican nomineeRick Perry 11/8 Mitt Romney 6/4 Michele Bachmann 12/1 Sarah Palin 14/1 Ron Paul 16/1 20/1 barWinning partyRepublicans - 10/11Democrats - 10/11 Read our Ladbrokes review Use code MAXIMUMBONUS to get £50 free at Ladbrokes Like Like Post to wall 168 Reads All Political Betting News Recent Political Betting Articles US Presidential Election Betting – Palin to make late stand?08 Mar 2012William Hill have reacted to speculation that Sarah Palin could be about to spoil Mitt Romney’s ele US Presidential Election Betting – Romney on track07 Mar 2012William Hill have again shortened the odds on Mitt Romney being the Republican representative for t Mitt Romney favourite to win several US primaries05 Mar 2012Mitt Romney is available at odds of 10/11 to claim six or more Super Tuesday states Mitt Romney to enjoy Super Tuesday primaries04 Mar 2012With the Republican presidential candidates gearing up for Super Tuesday, Paddy Power have installe US Presidential Election Betting – Obama odds shortened25 Feb 2012William Hill continue to make Barack Obama their favourite to win the 2012 US Presidential Election. Next US President Betting – Romney closing on Obama05 Feb 2012William Hill have made Mitt Romney their second favourite to win the 2012 Presidential Election. More Stories Recent Articles Carl Froch v Lucian Bute Tips – Froch can topple unbeaten Bute26 May 2012Carl Froch will be seeking redemption in front of his hometown crowd when he takes on IBF Super-Mid Jiangsu Shuntian v Qingdao Zhongneng live stream preview26 May 2012Jiangsu Shuntian should have no real problems in picking up three more Chinese Super League points French Open Betting Latest – Nadal and Serena fancied for Roland Garros glory26 May 2012Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams head the betting going into the 2012 French Open, which gets under Eurovision Song Contest Betting - Punters pile into Humperdinck26 May 2012William Hill have seen a real gamble on Engelbert Humperdinck winning the Eurovision Song Contest. The Ladbrokes Promotion Code 2012/2013 is MAXIMUMBONUS (£50 free bet)26 May 2012Ladbrokes launches MAXIMUMBONUS promotion codes for all new accounts Ladbrokes Mobile Promotion Code MAX gets you a £75 free bet26 May 2012Ladbrokes have a special mobile promotion code which means new customers get a free £75 bet when th More Stories Tags Barack Obama, Democrats, Ladbrokes, Republicans, US Presidential Betting
