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Monday, October 04, 2004
 

The redness and blueness of each US state today:
Electoral Vote Projection
This site scrapes the data from Tradesports.com.

Market forces applied to handicapping politics and current events...pretty interesting stuff.

At tradesports you can trade futures on whether or not Michael Jackson will be convicted, where the 2012 Olympics will be hosted, when Osama will be captured, which Supreme Court Justice will be the first to retire, and who will win the 2004 presidential election just to name a few.
 
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