Created Mon 28th Jan 2:10pm PST by
dzevans
All questions » Politics » Will Ron Paul beat Rudy Giuliani in the Florida Republican primary?
Settled as No
Giuliani has bet his presidential campaign on a win in Florida, but currently he is polling third or even fourth in most polls. Can libertarian Ron Paul pull off another win over Giuliani in Florida's Republican primary, as he already has in multiple other states?
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Settled as No on Tue 29th Jan 6:14pm PST
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SETTLEMENT NOTES:
http://edition.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#FL
Suspend date: Tue 29th Jan 3pm PST
Settlement date: Tue 29th Jan 6:14pm PST
Prediction cut-off: Predictions on this question after Tue 29th Jan 3pm PST have been voided because they were made after the question could be settled
Initial likelihoods: Yes: 35%
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Created Mon 28th Jan 2:10pm PST by
dzevans
Settled Tue 29th Jan 6:14pm PST
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