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- Penny Mordaunt is 7/2 to be next UK Prime Minister
- OLBG Twitter followers make her 41% favourite to be their next PM
- Boris Johnson remains Prime Minister despite resigning last week
Penny Mordaunt is 7/2 to be next UK Prime Minister
Penny Mordaunt is 7/2 to be the Next UK Prime Minister behind Rishi Sunak who remains favourite to take over from Boris Johnson next.
Mordaunt was backed into 5/1 to take over from Boris Johnson as head of the Conservative Party last week, but Rishi Sunak's resignation changed that.
Bookmakers now make Sunak favourite in the next Conservative leader betting market as well as the next Prime Minister market.
| Next Conservative Leader | Betting Odds |
|---|---|
| Rishi Sunak
|
6/4 |
| Penny Mordaunt
|
7/2 |
| Liz Truss
|
4/1 |
| Tom Tugendhat
|
10/1 |
| Kemi Badenoch
|
12/1 |
| Jeremy Hunt | 14/1 |
| Sajid Javid | 25/1 |
| Nadim Zahawi | 33/1 |
| Pritti Patel | 33/1 |
OLBG Twitter followers make her 41% favourite to be their next PM
OLBG's Twitter followers make Penny Mordaunt the most popular pick to be Prime Minister next.
In our Twitter poll based on the four leading candidates in the betting market, Mordaunt came out on top in front of Tom Tugendhat.
With 41.7% of the vote, the realistic odds of Mordaunt being Prime Minister according to our Twitter followers should be 7/5 rather than the 7/2 she is now.
This would make her a favourite in front of Rishi Sunak, who has a 36.4% chance of being the next PM according to the betting odds.
Boris Johnson remains Prime Minister despite resigning last week
Boris Johnson is still the Prime Minister of the UK with September looking like his most popular exit date.
It's odds of 1/4 that Johnson leaves his post in September with an 80% chance of that happening according to bookmakers.
August is the second favourite date at 4/1, with things potentially speeding up in the race for Johnson's replacement.
ITV have announced that they will hold a live television debate with the Conservative leadership candidates on Sunday 17th July at 7pm.
This will give us a clearer picture of who will be the leaders to take over from Boris Johnson at the head of UK politics.
