ODDS ON THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
ODDS ON THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
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Your support makes all the difference.Ladbrokes quotes President Clinton as 7/4 favourite to win the 1996 presidential election. The odds for Republicans who have declared their candidacy are:
Bob Dole (Majority leader, US Senate, Kansas) 3/1
Phil Gramm (Senator, Texas) 4/1
Lamar Alexander (former Governor, Tennessee) 12/1
Arlen Specter (Senator, Pennsylvania) 25/1
Pat Buchanan (commentator and broadcaster) 50/1
Alan Keyes (former United Nations official, broadcaster) 50/1
Other candidates expected to declare:
Pete Wilson (Governor, California) 7/1
Richard Lugar (Senator, Indiana) 25/1
Robert Dornan (Congressman, California) 50/1
Colin Powell, former head of US military and a possible Republican candidate, 14/1.
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