After 14 years of Conservative rule in one form or another in the UK, is a sea change coming after July 4th? Most pollsters would have you believe that there is, but we know from past elections and certain referendums that they can’t always be trusted. What we know for certain, is that the best UK betting sites will be providing odds on multiple markets to do with the next General Election.

After the news that Rishi Sunak has called a general election for July 4th, betting apps aplenty already have markets up for you to take a punt on. Will we see a change in government, with Keir Starmer as the next Prime Minister? Check out the odds for the next UK Prime Minister below.

UK Politics Free Bets 2024

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Odds on Who Will Be Next Prime Minister

This is typically a two-horse race between the two major parties in the country in Labour and the Conservatives. And that is likely to remain the case. However, parties such as the Liberal Democrats, Greens and Reform are likely to see a larger uptick in seats at the next election. Keir Starmer is the overwhelming favourite to be the Prime Minister after the July general election, but there are some candidates in the betting who could provide some value.

Who Will Win Most Seats at 2024 General Election?

It has been a tumultuous time to be a Conservative Member of Parliament since the last election in 2019. We are onto our third Prime Minister – the second unelected one – of the term after Boris Johnson jumped before he was pushed on the back of the Partygate scandal and then Liz Truss dove into the deep end to promise billions of pounds worth of unfunded cuts that almost led the market to crash. 

Rishi Sunak has been trying to steady the ship since Truss’ 45-day premiership, but has he been doing a good enough job of it? The latest odds would suggest he’s still got some way to go.

Odds on an Overall Majority at Next General Election

The latest odds provided by the best politics betting sites in the UK seem pretty confident that there will be a majority in the House of Commons after the next election, much like there has been for the last two elections, though this time it may be for Labour instead of the Tories.