Next Conservative Leader Betting Odds

Bet on the next Conservative leader after Kemi Badenoch, with Robert Jenrick, and Nigel Farage featuring in the betting. Explore odds and insights at leading betting sites.
Next Conservative Leader Betting Odds
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Next Conservative Leader Betting Odds

With Labour's victory in the July 2024 General Election, Rishi Sunak is no longer Prime Minister, with Kemi Badenoch taking charge. Political betting sites are abuzz with potential successors.

Expect betting sites to feature competitive odds and detailed candidate profiles. Stay informed on party dynamics and political trends to make savvy bets in this niche market.

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Kemi Badenoch
Kemi Badenoch who impressed many TV viewers in the previous Conservative Leadership race was chosen to become the next Tory leader.
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Next Conservative Leader Betting Markets

The most popular betting market available for this would be to predict the winner of the Conservative leadership race.

There may also be other betting markets as the race draws closer or gets underway. 

Betting sites can be quite creative when coming up with markets for these betting specials and may even open a market if they have enough requests from customers for a market they hadn't already considered.

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  • Final Two Candidates Betting
  • Percentage of Victory
  • Will Kemi Badenoch Win The 1st Ballot
  • Will James Cleverley Be Knocked Out In Round 1

How To Bet On The Next Conservative Leader

There is nothing complicated about betting on the next Conservative leader, it is a betting market just like the Grand National or an English Premier League game.  

You simply need to go to your favourite betting app, then head to the political section in the bookmakers index, and select the next conservative leader market. 

If you do not have an active online betting account you can view all the best bookies with the leading welcome offers on our best betting site pages.  

Ready To Place Your Next Conservative Leader Bet

Here you will see the option to look at the list of candidates being offered as options to bet on.

  • All you need do is click on your selection.
  • This will open up the bet slip, at which point you will see confirmation of the betting odds being offered
  • Now you choose your stake - most betting sites will show you how much you can expect to have returned if your prediction is correct.
  • If you are happy, simple hit, PLACE BET, to confirm your selection, stake, and bet.
  • You will be given a receipt for your bet and it will appear in your open bets in your account details.
  • Then it's just a matter of waiting to see who is finally chosen as the new Conservative leader. 

 

Next Conservative Leader Betting News Diary Timeline

The betting odds for The Next Conservative leader are always on the move as one rumour or scandal shakes up the odds. It would also that seem every week, a new name is put forward, or an MP leaves a role and bets are placed on them becoming the New Tory Leader. 

Here is a round-up of the Next Conservative leader Betting News from our OLBG News feed

19th February 2025

Next Conservative Leader Betting Odds: Nigel Farage moves into 5/1 to be the next Tory Leader with Robert Jenrick still favourite!
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Conservative Party Leaders

Conservative LeaderTenureMP For 
Kemi Badenoch2024-North West Essex
Rishi Sunak2022-2024Richmond & Northallerton
Liz Truss2022- 2022South West Norfolk
Boris Johnson2019 - 2022Uxbridge & Ruislip, Middlesex
Theresa May2016-2019Maidenhead, Berkshire
David Cameron2005-2016Witney, Oxford
Michael Howard2003-2005Folkestone.Kent
Iain Duncan Smith2001-2003Chingford, Essex
William Hague1997-2001Richmond, Yorkshire
John Major1990-1997Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire
Margaret Thatcher1975-1990Finchley, London
Edward Heath1965-1975Bexley & Sidcup. Kent
Alec Douglas - Home 1963-1965Kinross, Scotland

Conservative Leadership Contests

You normally get a few MP's throwing their hat into the ring for leadership contests.

There is a number of ballots and then the two main contenders with the most votes go head-to-head. 

In 2022 despite most thinking Truss was a sure thing she only polled 57%. 

Tory Leadership Final 2 CandidatesPercentage of Votes
Liz Truss57%
Rishi Sunak43%


In 2019 the following received the percentage of votes in the final ballot. 

Tory Leadership Final 2 CandidatesPercentage of Votes
Boris Johnson66.4%
Jeremy Hunt33.6%


In 2016 Theresa May beat off Andrea Leadsom and Michael Gove and secured the leadership without the need of a final ballot when Andrea Leadsom withdrew. 

Tory Leadership CandidatesPercentage of Votes
Theresa May60.5%
Andrea Leadsom25.5%
Michael Gove14%


In 2005 David Cameron started the Conservative leadership process as an outsider but secured victory after David Davis was less than impressive during the race. 

Tory Leadership Final 2 CandidatesPercentage of Votes
David Cameron67.6%
David Davies32.4%


After the US Election 2020 proved there was a huge appetite for betting on politics we can expect to see a host of new markets springing up in this field.

The online bookmakers will be supplying political betting odds from a range of countries, we will of course cover everything that is relevant on the OLBG Blogs.  


Author Infomation

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Expert Guide

Political betting and football’s next manager markets are unpredictable, but that doesn’t mean you should go in blind. I specialise in these fast-moving, often volatile markets, helping you understand the signals, patterns, and pitfalls before placing a bet.

In political betting, it’s rarely just about polling numbers.
Momentum, media sentiment and timing all matter. I track the shifts and break down the info to help you spot where the value might be hiding.

In football, next manager odds can move fast on rumour alone.
That’s why I focus on context, boardroom dynamics, contract clauses, media leaks, the kind of detail that affects odds.

I’m here to give you a clearer view of the landscape, so you can bet smarter on two of the most reactive markets in betting.

"When the market moves on headlines, you need more than instinct. That’s where I come in."

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