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Truss could face vote of no confidence before next election as MPs allegedly describe her 1922 Committee performance as ‘appalling’

by Cass
13th Oct 22 2:05 pm

Liz Truss is now odds-on at 8/11 to face a vote of no confidence before the next general election with MPs allegedly describing her 1922 Committee performance as “just appalling.”

Odds have been slashed to 5/1 from 11/1 on Truss to leave her role as Tory leader this year, while she is shorter at 4/7 to go in 2023, meanwhile, Penny Mordaunt is the new 7/2 joint-favourite, with Rishi Sunak, to be the next Tory leader.

Betfair Exchange: Will Liz Truss face a confidence vote before the next general election?

Yes: 8/11

No: 6/5

Betfair Exchange: Will Liz Truss be the Tory leader at the next general election?

Yes: 13/8

No: 4/11

Betfair Exchange: Liz Truss exit date

2022: 5/1 (was 11/1 before Thursday)

2023: 4/7

2024: 5/1

2025 or later: 7/1

Betfair Exchange: Next Conservative leader

Penny Mordaunt: 7/2 (was 12/1 before Thursday)

Rishi Sunak: 7/2

Kemi Badenoch: 15/2

Boris Johnson: 8/1

Ben Wallace: 11/1

James Cleverly: 13/1

Betfair spokesperson Sam Rosbottom said: “As Tory MPs raise more concerns about Liz Truss’ leadership, with some allegedly calling her 1922 Committee performance ‘just appalling’, she is odds-on at 8/11 to face a vote of no confidence before the next general election.

“The Prime Minister’s odds have been slashed to 5/1 from 11/1 to leave her role this year, while she is odds-on at 4/7 to go by 2023.

“Truss’ hopes of clinging on to her position seem bleak with MPs reportedly holding talks about replacing her. Penny Mordaunt is the new 7/2 joint-favourite, with Rishi Sunak, to succeed Truss as the next Tory leader.”

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