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- Kemi Badenoch is the 7/2 favourite with bookmakers to be the next Conservative Leader
- Keir Starmer is the 1/3 favourite to be the next Prime Minister
- Labour now 1/7 to get the most seats at the next General Election
Kemi Badenoch is the 7/2 favourite with bookmakers to be the next Conservative Leader
Betting is available for the next Conservative Leader with UK Betting Sites giving a full market over who will take over from Rishi Sunak next.
Kemi Badenoch is the current 7/2 favourite to replace Sunak who will likely leave if he loses the next General Election whenever that may be.
Badenoch is the business and trade secretary and the Guardian reported that she is currently in Switzerland negotiating post-Brexit trade deals.
Paddy Power now have Badenoch as the favourite to replace Sunak next and her performance as business and trade secretary may well see her backed.
| Next Conservative Leader | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Kemi Badenoch
|
7/2 | 22.2% |
| Boris Johnson | 4/1 | 20.0% |
| Penny Mordaunt | 4/1 | 20.0% |
| Suella Braverman | 15/2 | 11.8% |
| Jeremy Hunt | 17/2 | 10.5% |
Keir Starmer is the 1/3 favourite to be the next Prime Minister
Current Labour Leader Keir Starmer is now as short as 1/3 to be the next Prime Minister following the local elections earlier this month.
As expected, Labour had a strong performance in the local elections with the Conservative Party struggling much more than they originally thought.
The Tories lost 1063 councillors around the UK with Labour gaining 537 of them and the Liberal Democrats winning 407.
Next Prime Minister Odds | Betting History and Trends
Labour now 1/7 to get the most seats at the next General Election
Following that local election thumping it's now expected that Labour will have a huge performance at the next General Election.
Labour are now as short as 1/7 to gain the most seats at the next General Election with a landslide expected according to thhe odds.
The Conservative Party are 7/2 to get the most seats which gives them a 22% chance of doing so but it's now extremely likely it'll be a Labour win.
We're in the dark over when the next General Election will be with the next one not due until January 2025 but the PM could well call for one sooner.
