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Who’s going to win the general election?

by LLB Editor
25th Oct 19 9:19 am

A general election looms with Betway making it 2/7 that Brits will vote for a new PM before the UK leaves the EU.

Despite internal divisions, the Tories are available at 2/9 with Betway to win the most seats if an election is called.

Downing Street has indicated that Boris Johnson will push for an election if a Brexit delay is agreed, as MPs rejected the Prime Ministerโ€™s plans to rush through his Withdrawal Bill.

A December 2019 election is looking most likely and the leading online bookmaker has priced it at 11/10, whilst a Brexit date between January and June 2020 is now the favourite, at even money.

Betwayโ€™s Alan Alger said:ย โ€œBoris Johnson has said heโ€™d โ€œrather be dead in a ditchโ€ than agree to extend Brexit and promised Brits that the UK would leave the EU by the end of the monthย with or without a deal. With MPs on both sides opposed to crashing out on Halloween, it looks like the Prime Minister could be eating his words and a general election is on the cards.

โ€œBrits are going to have to overcome their political fatigue and consider who they want to see leading Brexit negotiations moving forward.โ€

To happen first Brexit or General Electionย 

UK General Election is held 2/7
UK leaves EU 5/2

When will the next General Election take place?ย 

October 2019 100/1
November 2019 4/1
December 2019 11/10
2020 or later 5/4

Brexit dateย 

July 2019 โ€“ December 2019 7/4
January 2020 โ€“ June 2020 1/1
July 2020 โ€“ December 2020 18/1
January 2021 โ€“ June 2021 25/1
July 2021 โ€“ December 2021 40/1
Not before 2022 4/1

General Election – most seats

Conservatives 2/9
Labour 4/1
Liberal Democrats 10/1
The Brexit Party 20/1
Any other party 200/1
Green 500/1
UKIP 1000/1

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