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Next UK Prime Minister Odds – Nigel Farage Moves to 2/1, with 61% of Recent Bets Now on the Reform Leader

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Nigel Farage has surged to the top of the betting markets to become the next UK Prime Minister, with his odds slashed to 2/1 following a dramatic spike in public support, writes Dave James.

According to the latest figures, 61% of all recent bets have backed the Reform UK leader to take the country’s top job, eclipsing leading Labour and Conservative contenders.

Farage’s return to frontline politics has turned the post-election landscape on its head.

The Reform leader has captured the public imagination during the general election campaign – and punters appear to believe that his momentum could carry him all the way to Number 10.

Labour’s Yvette Cooper (7/1, 12.5%), Angela Rayner (8/1, 11.1%), and Wes Streeting (8/1, 11.1%) remain in the running, while Conservative hopefuls such as Kemi Badenoch (10/1, 9.1%) and Robert Jenrick (12/1, 7.7%) are also attracting interest.

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Surprisingly, even Boris Johnson remains in the mix at 14/1 (6.7%), though his political comeback seems far less certain.

While Farage remains a divisive figure nationally, the betting markets are treating his political momentum very seriously and for now, he’s the clear frontrunner to be Britain’s next Prime Minister.

Next UK Prime Minister Odds

CandidateOddsImplied Probability
Nigel Farage2/133.3%
Yvette Cooper7/112.5%
Angela Rayner8/111.1%
Wes Streeting8/111.1%
Kemi Badenoch10/19.1%
Robert Jenrick12/17.7%
Boris Johnson14/16.7%

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