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| PREDICTIONS | CURRENT VALUE | TODAY |
| Democratic Party | $99.94/ $100.00 | (closed) |
| Republican Party | $0.06/ $0.00 | (closed) |
| Libertarian Party | $0.00/ $0.00 | (closed) |
| Green Party | $0.00/ $0.00 | (closed) |
| Constitution Party | $0.00/ $0.00 | (closed) |
| Other | $0.00/ $0.00 | (closed) |
Bloomberg’s recent maneuvering means that the odds of “other” should probably be significantly higher, I’d say.
Nah. Bloomberg couldn’t win without major party support, and even with party support it seems unlikely.
Ask yourself, when was the last time a politician who had not been either VP, Senator, or Governor able to obtain even 20 percent of the vote in a presidential election?
Ross Perot obtained only 19 percent of the vote in 1992 without major party support; before him – Wendell Wilkie attained 40 percent of the vote in 1940 running as a Republican against FDR.
The Presidential election for 2008 is shaping up to be a watershed event in American political history. Will the Republicans hold the White House? Will the Democrats control two branches of government? Will a third party snatch the Oval Office away from the powers-that-be? Take your best guess!
Will the Democratic Party nominee win the 2008 US Presidential elections?
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Will the Republican Party nominee win the 2008 US Presidential elections?
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Will the Libertarian Party nominee win the 2008 US Presidential elections?
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Will the Green Party nominee win the 2008 US Presidential elections?
Will the Constitution Party nominee win the 2008 US Presidential elections?
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Will a non-listed party win the 2008 US Presidential elections?