Politics | Barack Obama Obama Has 91% Chance in NH: Oddsmakers Online traders jump on post-Iowa bandwagon; McCain has 86% shot By Jim O'Neill Posted Jan 8, 2008 11:05 AM CST Copied Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama D-Ill., greets supporters at a rally, Monday, Jan. 7, 2008, in Concord, N.H. (AP Photo/M. Spencer Green) (Associated Press) Online traders give Barack Obama a 91% chance of capturing New Hampshire, a huge jump from the odds on him before his victory in Iowa, reports Bloomberg. Hillary Clinton has just an 8.7% chance, down from 60% before Iowa. "I am genuinely surprised at the groundswell of support that Obama has received," said one strategist. The betting is that the Illinois senator will be the Democratic nominee. John McCain is the GOP favorite to win in New Hampshire, leading Mitt Romney 86% to 14% in action on Intrade's exchange. Opinion polls also show Obama continuing to surge. The final Zogby tracking poll on New Hampshire, out this morning, shows Obama gaining another three points, to 42%, with Clinton at 29%, and John Edwards at 17%. Zogby has McCain up two to 36%, Romney at 27%, and Mike Huckabee at 10%. Read These Next A child was reportedly among those shot dead in a Target parking lot. Analysis sees a historic shift underway in US capitalism. It's the second-worst wildfire season ever for Canada. Rapper stops his show to scold a mom who brought her baby. Report an error