If Sales Of Halloween Masks Could Predict The Election, Obama Would Be President
Nick | Oct 05, 2008 | Comments 0
Everyone has their favorite way to predict who will win the Presidential election. Amazon likes to keep track of Halloween mask sales. Supporters of either candidate can buy rubber masks of each to wear for Halloween. So far, 57 percent of the masks Amazon has sold have been Obama masks, versus 43 percent for McCain masks.
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