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Presidential futures market after debate

Posted by Chris Farrell on Wednesday, October 8, 2008

The political futures market votes on last night's debate. In the Iowa market, Obama is now given a 77% chance of winning by bettors, up from 75% yesterday. In Inrade, traders now give him a 73% probability of winning, up from 68%.

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