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As Labour’s price hardens to just 1/10 to win the next General Election, the shortest Keir Starmer’s party have been since 2019, the likelihood of a vote of no confidence against Rishi Sunak has peaked interest at 7/4.
The PM is facing a number of challenges in the Commons at the moment and William Hill’s latest odds suggest things could come to a head for the Tory leader. On December 1st, when the vote of no confidence betting opened, Sunak was 11/4 to face a confidence motion, but that’s now just 7/4.
William Hill also make it 9/4 for Sunak to not be leading the Tories at the next General Election, with Kemi Badenoch top of the pecking order of potential party leaders at 3/1. Having returned from the I’m A Celeb jungle on Wednesday, Nigel Farage is 20/1 to be lined up as Sunak’s replacement.
Spokesperson for William Hill, Lee Phelps, said: “The next General Election is only swinging one way as things stand. Labour have been a short price for a while, and continued interest in Keir Starmer’s party winning the most seats is now down to a historically low price of just 1/10, suggesting there’s a 90 per cent chance they will come out on top when the UK goes to the polls.
“Rishi Sunak has a ship to steady and we’ve seen plenty of interest in our vote of no confidence betting since the market opened. Priced up at 11/4 on December 1st, that was quickly snapped up and Sunak is now just 7/4 to face a vote of no confidence.”
| No | 4/9 |
| Yes | 7/4 |
| Yes | 1/3 |
| No | 9/4 |
| Kemi Badenoch | 3/1 |
| Penny Mordaunt | 9/2 |
| Suella Braverman | 5/1 |
| James Cleverly | 7/1 |
| David Cameron | 14/1 |
| Nigel Farage | 20/1 |
| Labour | 1/10 |
| Conservatives | 6/1 |
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